A bracket is provided for an adjustable bed base that distributes the load of an actuator across a moveable panel of the adjustable bed. The bracket is coupled to a moveable panel of the adjustable bed, and has a width that is greater than one-third the width of the moveable panel.

A dismantlable electric bed includes a fixation frame, a moveable frame, and an actuator. The moveable frame includes two longitudinal rods and a transverse rod having two ends. The two longitudinal rods are pivotally connected with the fixation frame, respectively. Each longitudinal rod has at least one insertion hole. Each end of the transverse rod is provided with at least one post detachably inserted into the at least one insertion hole of one longitudinal rod. The actuator has two ends pivotally connected with the fixation frame and the transverse rod, respectively. As such, the electric bed is dismantlable to reduce the packing volume thereof and convenient to be assembled by the user herself/himself.

An adjustable bed base may be folded in half for shipping without removing the leg assemblies. The leg assemblies are adjustable in length and may be secured in a raised position to facilitate folding the adjustable bed base. To change the length of the leg assembly, a hollow leg is moved inside a hollow receiver and fixed in place by a first push pin assembly. A second push pin assembly inside the hollow receiver fixes the leg assembly in a lowered position and a raised position for storage or shipment. Each hollow receiver is pivotally secured to a mounting bracket welded to a foldable frame of the adjustable bed base.

Examples of a platform bed frame include a deck structure and a support structure. The deck structure includes a first deck portion and a second deck portion. The first deck portion includes first longitudinal members along a length, first latitudinal members perpendicular to the first longitudinal members, and a first lip portion extending around the first deck portion. The second deck portion is coupleable to the first deck portion to form the deck structure by coupling second coupling interface to the first deck portion and includes second longitudinal members along a length, second latitudinal members parallel to the first latitudinal members, and a second lip portion extending around the second deck portion. The support structure includes legs and panels. The legs are coupleable to an underside of the deck structure. The panels are coupleable to the legs to form a rectangular structure beneath the deck structure.

The demountable functional base can be produced as demounted and allows easy assembly by a single person with its separate parts. The base can be carried without impact during shipment, does not take up much space during transportation with its nested stacking feature, and allows the user to use it in single or double bed size.

A mounting structure for a bedstead includes a side rail and a cross rail of the bedstead. The side rail and the cross rail are connected by a connecting member. The connecting member includes a body. The body is provided with a first U-shaped groove in which the side rail is clamped. The opening of the first U-shaped groove faces downward. The body lateral to the first U-shaped groove is further provided with a second U-shaped groove in which the cross rail is clamped. The opening of the second U-shaped groove faces sideward. The side rail and the cross rail are quick and easy to connect, and the manufacturing cost can also be reduced.

A bed assembly including (a) a foam headboard having a protective outer covering positioned thereon; (b) one or more slip covers configured to be positioned on the foam headboard, each slip cover having a releasable fastening mechanism to temporarily securely position the slip cover on the foam head board; and (c) a bed frame assembly including (i) a plurality of legs, (ii) a plurality of side rails that are configured to be positioned and securely fastened between two separate legs of the plurality of legs; (iii) a plurality of securing brackets, each bracket configured to be positioned on the securing member of each leg, to concurrently grip two separate side rails, and to securely fasten the separate side rails to the leg by biasing the securing bracket in a direction towards the exterior of the bed frame assembly when assembled; and (iv) a support beam configured to be positioned within the interior of the bed frame assembly when the bed frame assembly is assembled.

Furniture spring systems are configured to provide support for different sized modular seating systems and/or modular bed systems. Slats extend between opposing frame or rail members to provide support to the seating or bed system. The slats have a catch disposed at a first or second end. In the seating and/or bed frame systems, the catch engages a retention member to retain the slat to the frame or rail. Adjustable bed frame systems employing such slats comprise modular bed frames and adjustable head boards and foot boards. Bed frames employing the slats and headboards/footboards thereof adjust in length or width in a variety of different manners. Adjustable bed frames adjust through the use of telescoping members, filler blocks and/or elongate end blocks that have different sizes from the standard uniform elongate support blocks employed in a bed frame.

A method for assembling a mattress foundation is used with a disassembled mattress foundation that can fit within a package that qualifies for discount shipping. A mattress foundation provides support for a mattress. The mattress foundation can be disassembled to fit within a flat-rate shipping package. The mattress foundation includes reinforcements that add strength without adding weight above the flat-rate shipping requirements. A mounting plate allows the mattress foundation to be attached to a variety of headboards and footboards, even when the headboards and footboards use a different configuration of bolts to attach to the bedframe.

A reversible spring assembly is coupled to a bed frame and capable of being inverted from a first position to a second position without detaching the assembly from the bed frame. In one embodiment, the spring assembly includes top and bottom springs arranged in rows within a frame with one or more rigid support bars disposed between the rows of springs. If the user wishes to adjust the position of the assembly in the bed frame (e.g., to create a loft-style configuration), the user need only invert the bed such that the assembly previously positioned at in a right-side-up position at the bottom of the frame is positioned in an inverted position at the top of the frame.