What is the bed frame?
bed frame is the outline of wood or metal that provides the base for the bed. Holds the mattress and keeps the bed standing. The bed frame includes forehead, legs and side slabs. On the beds of certain sizes or specifications, the frame also includes a central support rail, beds or other functions. The bed frame is sometimes also called Bedstead. In most pictures, the design is the same. Four legs, two in the head of the bed and two on the leg of the bed, lifted a rectangular set of shelves that provide a frame for a mattress on which it can rest. At the top of both legs at the foot of the bed is another board known as a footboard and over two legs in the head of the bed is a head plate. Some beds have an extension of the legs, known as beds, on both sides.
on larger beds, such as beds of the size of the king or queen, the inner part of the bed frame has another steel or a wooden piece crossing the frame longitudinally. This bar should support the otherwise unsupported center of a large mattress. While the edges of the mattress are supported, in the middlewould sag under the weight of a person without this middle bar. For smaller mattresses such as twins or double size, the rod is not unnecessary, because the mattress is fully supported by shelves at the edges of the bed frame.
parts of the bed frame, especially columns or frontal plates, are often painted, stained or covered with fabric or patterns. The brass beds are either made of pure brass or parts that were completely brass. Designs on many branded beds such as Art Deco, Edwardian or Victorian can be very complex and refined. Bed frames from the end of the 18th century are often considered to be the top of framing the bed. Characteristics use iron frames and the level of craft processing that was common in the era.
Many bed frames are made to be easily disassembled and re -assembled. Parts of the frame are often attached to easy to remove by fastening elements such as PIN-and-Háček, Bed fasteners or Dete fastenersK and hook. Different pieces are connected on the sides of the frame and front panels and allow easy removal or adjustment.