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Where were bed springs invented?
Bed springs were invented in the United States in the 19th century. The first patented design for bed springs was developed by a farmer named Thomas Marshall in 1857 in Ohio.
Do you need box springs for your bed?
Box springs are not always necessary for a bed, as some mattresses are designed to be used without them. However, box springs can provide additional support and height to the bed. It ultimately depends on the type of mattress and personal preference.
What size box springs do you get to fit a queen bed?
To fit a queen bed, you need a box spring that measures 60 inches wide by 80 inches long. Box springs typically come in standard sizes, so look for a queen size designation when purchasing. Additionally, consider the height of the box spring to ensure it suits your mattress and bed frame height preferences.
Where can you find a hook for a baby crib between the bed and springs to hold the springs on the bed maybe called a Z part?
Go to www.productsamerica.com. They have tons of crib hardware including the "s" hooks for the springs.
How wide is double bed?
Small ones are four feet wide; standard is 4ft six inches
What is a small bed called?
a small bed is called a toddler bed.
What is a standard double bed?
a large bed.
What is the standard size of a double bed?
The standard bed size for a double bed is 54 inches by 75 inches. A double bed is also called a full size bed.
What is a small bed?
A small bed is a bed smaller than a medium sized bed, like a child's bed.
What a small bed?
A small bed is a bed smaller than a medium sized bed, like a child's bed.
What are the parts of a trampoline made out of?
The frame and springs are steel. The bed is a fabric webbing. The springs attach to plastic fittings on the bed. The padding is filled with expanded foam and covered with a plastic-coated fabric.
What does 1850-1910 bed wrought iron bed springs look like?
The springs are a flat mesh type metal with hooks on each corner, and it sits on top of the side rails.
