A bed that includes a base with first and second sections each with a face and sidewalls that extend around the perimeter of and outward from one side of the face. The bed also includes a mattress and a support. The bed is selectively positionable between a first configuration and a second configuration. The first configuration includes the support positioned in the base and with the mattress supported on the base. The second configuration includes the mattress and the support positioned in the base for storage or shipping.

A headboard mounting assembly and system includes a plate with four quadrants including a first quadrant, a second quadrant, a third quadrant and a fourth quadrant. The first quadrant is pivotally coupled to the second and fourth quadrants, the second quadrant is pivotally coupled to the third quadrant, and the third and fourth quadrants are separated from each other. The plate is positionable in a stored condition wherein the four quadrants are co-planar with each other. The plate is positionable in a deployed condition wherein each quadrant of the four quadrants is orientated perpendicular to an adjacent one of the quadrants and the third and fourth quadrants overlap to define a bottom wall. The bottom wall is secured to a bed frame with a plurality of frame fasteners and the second quadrant is secured to a headboard with a plurality of headboard fasteners.

A bed includes a bed frame and a backrest coupled with the bed frame by a plurality of connecting units, each including first and second plate. The first plate is fixedly disposed at a first side of the bed frame and includes one or more slots elongated in the lateral direction of the bed frame. The second plate includes one or more rows of holes, and is fixedly coupled with the first plate by at least one fastener through at least one slot of the first plate and at least one hole of the second plate. Each connecting unit also includes one or more locking nuts fixedly disposed at the second plate, and one or more locking bolts. The one or more locking bolts pass through one or more holes or slots formed in the backrest and fixedly coupled with the one or more locking nuts of the second plate.

A collapsible bed frame and a method for producing a collapsible bed frame are described herein. The collapsible bed frame may include a plurality of panels. The plurality of panels may include two side panels, a foot panel, and a head panel. The collapsible bed frame may further include at least one hinge mechanism integrated into at least one panel of the plurality of panels to allow the at least one panel to be folded into a closed conformation.

A portable readily assembled and dismantled bunk bed has flexible bed support members with integral flexible head and foot and vertically disposed members that disconnectably engaged and hold the flexible bed support to a horizontal frame member and provide end members that prevent a child from sliding through the frame members.

A frame system that is adjustable in size and shape is provided with components that move in relation to each other. The frame system uses two main bar rails having at least one short channel piece and a housing piece. The frame system also includes two side bar rails of at least one long channel piece and the housing piece. A pair of center bar rails attach to the side bar rails and include at least one strut extension piece and a strut housing piece attached to a center leg. The corner assemblies include a corner piece to receive an end of a main bar rail and an end of a side bar rail, a corner leg, and a bracket.

The invention is a solution to a problem of how to access a mattress in the top part of a bunk bed to fit bedding without having to climb up to the top or to move the bunk bed away from a wall.

The invention is a metal cassette that is made from angle iron steel, used as a bed mattress carrier; this tray supports the mattress on the upper levels of bunk beds. The cassette tray will act like a draw, carrying the mattress from beneath the bunk bed safety rail towards the user.

The invention and method brings the mattress fully out to the user instead of the user having to going to the mattress by conventional climbing means.

Once the mattress is made up with linen and blankets, the user simply slides the invention back to its original starting position

An electric bed frame, comprising a main frame which has a pair of longitudinal rail members and a pair of transverse rail members, each longitudinal rail member has a guide slot; a secondary frame comprising at least four rotatable rollers adapted to be inserted in the guide slots of the main frame and run a movement with respect to the main frame in the guide slots; and wherein the longitudinal rail members of said main frame are connected with the adjacent transverse rail members via main frame riveted plates. The bed frame of the invention is easy for assembly. In this way, when the parts plant is far away from the assembly plant, each part of the bed frame can be transported in the form of parts and get assembled after reaches the assembly plant, so as to save transportation cost, meanwhile, the strength of the bed frame assembled in this way is equivalent to that of a welded bed frame.

A joining device for parts of furniture and furnishing accessories, of the shelf unit, bookcase, drawer unit, bed frame, seating type and the like, includes a casing or container body suitable for being inserted in a seat formed in one of the components of the item of furniture to be joined and is provided with an expansion bushing externally projecting with respect to a first end or front open end of said casing or container body and suitable for engaging with a further seat of a further component of the item of furniture to be joined to the component wherein the casing or container body is inserted. Said joining device includes a cam mechanism for a linear motion of actuation means co-operating in an expansion deformation movement of the expansion bushing and simultaneous expansion of at least one portion of said casing or container body.

An apparatus for holding a decorative cover. The apparatus includes a body having front and rear opposite sides, the front side of the body having a front surface having a perimeter, the rear side of the body having a rear surface, and the body having an outwardly facing lateral surface between the front and rear surfaces; and a first connector on the body, the first connector detachably connectable, continuously adjacent at least a portion of the perimeter of the front surface, to a second connector, complementary to the first connector, on the decorative cover. A furniture apparatus includes at least one substantially thermoplastic body and one or both of diatomaceous earth and a PA1b-related peptide incorporated in one or more of the at least one body.