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Concrete Bed Frame?

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hi guys...just wanna check if its possible/feasible/legal to use concrete instead of buying a bed frame

all i want is a raised platform to put my mattress on..like what you see in hotels, but instead of the lower piece, i wanna use concrete.

will there be any issues with the weight?

sorry if my question sounds stupid...but looking at how lousy bed frames now..i rather go for something sturdy..

interesting idea.

concrete's not cheap though, btw, and u cant shift your bed :P

isn't concrete kinda heavy?

you may want to check the weight load of your floor before going through with it... may not be feasible.

or you can just get some concrete wallpaper instead?

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interesting idea.

concrete's not cheap though, btw, and u cant shift your bed :P

i reckon that if i am able to do it..it wont cost much more than a good solid wood bed frame..

im ok with not being able to shift my bed :)

isn't concrete kinda heavy?

you may want to check the weight load of your floor before going through with it... may not be feasible.

or you can just get some concrete wallpaper instead?

yeah..thats my concern..the weight of it...

im not going for the concrete look..i really want something sturdy below my bed :)

depending on who u brought your bed frame from.

if u buy directly from good workshops, they are very reasonably priced.

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depending on who u brought your bed frame from.

if u buy directly from good workshops, they are very reasonably priced.

noted. im quite a big guy so...yeah it has got to be solid...

thanks for the heads up..i guess i will have to go to an ID for consultation on its feasibility.

research and visit the workshops directly. u wun get good value from IDs. good place to start from is bedok industrial park or northlink building.

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research and visit the workshops directly. u wun get good value from IDs. good place to start from is bedok industrial park or northlink building.

the ID is to consult in regards to space planning..cos the flats now are miserably small :)

the places you mentioned is for the bedframes? thanks again for the info...will do so when im back from my working trip :)

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