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Q) Can the bed fall?
A) No - in fact, the bed is safer than any convertible bed currently on the market.
1) The Double Space Bed system (DSBS) is a stable, free standing piece of furniture. It's safety is independent
of the surrounding structure, and does not rely on being mounted to any surface. All you need is a floor, and
you're good to go.
2) The Double Space Bed (DSB) uses a patent pending, mechanical movement system that is made of heavy
duty, industrial parts. The weakest link that holds the bed up is rated at 8x to 10x the working load limit, and 40x
to 50 x the ultimate load limit (the applied weight that is great enough to break it.).
3) It would literally require a catastrophic failure of an above mentioned component, which is very unlikely.
4) When the bed is raised, the movement system naturally keeps it in the raised position without the need for
latches or pins. We have purposely not installed any means of securing the bed in the raised position in order
prevent the use of the bed platform as a storage device.
This page is in process of being updated - there will be more FAQs as we receive & reply to
your comments & questions. Thank you.
A) No - in fact, the bed is safer than any convertible bed currently on the market.
1) The Double Space Bed system (DSBS) is a stable, free standing piece of furniture. It's safety is independent
of the surrounding structure, and does not rely on being mounted to any surface. All you need is a floor, and
you're good to go.
2) The Double Space Bed (DSB) uses a patent pending, mechanical movement system that is made of heavy
duty, industrial parts. The weakest link that holds the bed up is rated at 8x to 10x the working load limit, and 40x
to 50 x the ultimate load limit (the applied weight that is great enough to break it.).
3) It would literally require a catastrophic failure of an above mentioned component, which is very unlikely.
4) When the bed is raised, the movement system naturally keeps it in the raised position without the need for
latches or pins. We have purposely not installed any means of securing the bed in the raised position in order
prevent the use of the bed platform as a storage device.
This page is in process of being updated - there will be more FAQs as we receive & reply to
your comments & questions. Thank you.
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