Beds

It will fit but not completely

A California king is 7-8 ft and 5-6 ft. A regular king is 6 inches shorter on both ends

depends on the size of the bed... (twin,full,queen,king...)

Whenever they are soiled.

yes

Depends on the style of the bed and the date and condition. An antique bed for example made during the late 18 hundreds "Chippendale" in good condition can fetch a few thousand on the other hand an antique bed from early colonial days may not bring as much. With the Chippendale bed its worth is determined by its style, who designed it, and its time in history. With the colonial piece it was created many times by simple farmers settlers etc and does not command the same interest. It's the same comparison in modern times as you would pay allot for an Armani suit and not so much for boscovs suit. Same time period, same materials but Armani is well known and the wealthy tend to favor it.

A Queen Size bed is a about a quarter bit bigger than a double bed.

Maybe. European mattress sizes are different from US sizes, in a way that's not trivial to explain. In terms of length, most European mattresses are longer than the US standard sizes (while being slightly shorter than US "XL" sizes), but the width can be either more or less depending on the specific mattress size you're talking about

Many bed frames are designed in such a way that it's possible to use a somewhat smaller mattress as long as you don't mind a bit of extra space around the edges. Also, a lot of frames make an allowance for thick bedclothes, and you may be able to get away with a (slightly) larger mattress than it was technically intended for. However, it's probably not going to be possible to use a US "King" mattress in a German "King" frame, since the US version is about 5 inches wider than its German counterpart.

You'll need to get the actual dimensions for the frame/mattress and compare.

A sleep number bed costs about as much as a regular bed

Its all in the breathing if u can control ur breathing thru ur noise ur great

~full=smallest (smaller than queen and king)

~queen= bigger than full (smaller than king)

~king= biggest (bigger than queen and full)

It depends you could say you have to be on the bed, or you have to be in bed. If you are referring to having to be asleep at or having a bedtime, the correct form is "have to be in bed"

No

You can always remove the mattress and leave the frame in the sofa. In many cases the frame helps support the seat cushions.

If you have an extra long twin (single) bed, it is likely that two people would feel crowded..

3

it is wider than a normal king bed, but shorter in length!:)

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A box-spring (sometimes referred to as a bed base) is a hard sturdy wooden frame. Usually the box-spring is placed on top of a wooden or metal bedframe which sits on the floor and acts as a brace.

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I work at the company who owns the licensing rights for Max & Ruby and to my knowledge, no one actually makes bedding at this time. I'm sorry! The only thing I know of is a customizable pillowcase:

In the BBC's 'Antiques Roadshow' shown on Sunday 27th June 2010 two guys were showing some examples of Norman Bel-Geddes bedroom furniture that they had bought in the USA and had shipped back to the UK. They also had his book 'Horizons' and I think a photograph of the furniture appeared as one of the first photos in the book. Regrettably the programme is not on the BBCiPlayer.

The difference between the queen bed and a king bed is the size. A queen size bed is 5'X6'6" while the king size bed is 6'X6'5".

A "hospital bed" is not a description of size, but generically used to mean one that is adjustable in position.

You can tighten all the screws on the support pieces of the frame.