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Bedheads

  • 05-10-2006 8:20am
    #1
    Geraldine Carro
    Closed Accounts Posts: 15 ✭


    Hi All,

    We have just bought a kingsize bed for our 2 bed townhouse in Charlesland, (waiting to move in). The bed comes apart so there will be no problem getting it up the stairs. We have our eye on a sleepeasy mattress to go with the bed and the sales woman has warned us that it's very inflexible and may not fit up every stairs (especially around a cornor).

    Has anyone else managed to successfully fit a kingsize matress up their stairs in the 2 bed's houses? Or more specifically, a kingsize mattress with limited flexibility.

    Thanks,

    Ger


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  • #2
    \m/_(>_<)_\m/
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,222 ✭✭✭\m/_(>_<)_\m/


    not a kingsize but we did convert our attic and to try get a queensize(1 foot bigger) up the stairs... man oh man, never again.
    took four of my friends to help.


  • #3
    matt-dublin
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,468 ✭✭✭matt-dublin


    queen size is smaller than a king no?
    my understanding was...
    superking 5.5 feet
    king 5 feet
    queen 4.8 feet
    double 4.5 feet
    twin 4 feet
    large single 3.6 feet
    single 3 feet

    you could just cut the matress in half and then duck tape it back together :P


  • #4
    loyatemu
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 15,330 ✭✭✭✭loyatemu


    single - 3'
    Double - 4'6"
    Queen - 5'
    King - 6'

    afaik


  • #5
    \m/_(>_<)_\m/
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,222 ✭✭✭\m/_(>_<)_\m/


    matt-dublin wrote:
    queen size is smaller than a king no?
    my understanding was...
    superking 5.5 feet
    king 5 feet
    queen 4.8 feet
    double 4.5 feet
    twin 4 feet
    large single 3.6 feet
    single 3 feet

    you could just cut the mattress in half and then duck tape it back together :P

    well i don't know what to call ours so, its 6 foot x 6 foot.
    heard it called, queen, king queen, superking, split king and Californian king. the mind boggles, all i know is that my wife has to get the covers in the U.S or Internet.


  • #6
    MuffinsDa
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,231 ✭✭✭MuffinsDa


    \m/_(>_<)_\m/ wrote:
    well i don't know what to call ours so, its 6 foot x 6 foot.
    heard it called, queen, king queen, superking, split king and Californian king. the mind boggles, all i know is that my wife has to get the covers in the U.S or Internet.

    what about calling it Superquin?! :)


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  • #7
    Plenty
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 240 ✭✭Plenty


    LOL! :D Brilliant!

    By the way, we have an Oderest King size mattress (as we got our bed at a later stage) and had no problem getting the matress up the stairs in our 2 bed house. We bought our bed frame as a flat pack (and will never do it again) so again, we had no problems.


  • #8
    GreenEyes
    Closed Accounts Posts: 13 ✭GreenEyes


    Hey there,

    Just moved into the Grove a month ago & we got a super king into our 2-bed townhouse without any problems.
    Biggest problem we had was the sofa...had to go through the back garden!

    Loving Charlesland so far:D


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