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Just the mattress I think. But I don't care much about the frame, I'd get a cheap one at Ikea and just hide it
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by
Guigue
In fact I'm not sure I want a box spring... -- nm
Posted by
Guigue (aka Guigue)
Sep 7 '11, 08:59
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FWIW, I think having a somewhat elevated bed is supposed to be better for the back
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con_carne
Sep 7, 09:03
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I'm 27, I've decided I'll wait a little before I find things are too high or too low to get into! :) -- nm
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Guigue
Sep 7, 09:04
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I've become certain that having that little bit of extra height helps me spring up in the mornings -- nm
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con_carne
Sep 7, 09:12
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I don't understand how it makes a difference. You're talking about the distance from the floor? Or from the ground? Is 2nd floor better than 1st? -- nm
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mara
Sep 7, 09:20
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it's like getting out of a bean bag chair vs a dining room chair, or a really low car vs an SUV. if you are higher, it's easier to stand up from
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Andie
Sep 7, 09:25
From the floor. E.g. my mattress is a little below my knee height (I may be more sensitive to this because I'm tall). -- nm
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con_carne
Sep 7, 09:22
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