I have a set of bed frame that leans in toward the bed. Why?
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okay, my old wooden bed has two metal side frames that hold the bedding. the wooden head and foot boards either lean "/" this way toward the end of the bed which also makes the head board lean the same way. I can push the foot board toward the head and the frames will lean "\". the bed does not squeak.
Suggestions?
no they were cherry wood like the headboard and footboard, but had a metal piece at each end that hooked into the headboard and footboard. sometimes just moving a bed like that will throw it off kilter...that's what happened to mine....it's better to keep all four legs on carpet so that they don't slide.
If you want to fix your four poster bed or any bed frame from the head or footboard from leaning in toward each other all you need are shims. The shins are called “BedClaw” anti-wobbling bed rail shims. You can find them on Amazon.com. They are super easy to install and they will tighten up your frame and also stop your bed from squeaking.
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