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- the present inventionrelates to a novel bed frame support that does not require a large box to package the frame, is adjustable from full, queen or king size, and can be assembled in minutes by anyone.
- the framecontains 2 side rails, at least 2 cross supports, and a plurality of legs.
- Each cross supportis a three piece unit that comprises tubes of varying size such that one tube is received within or over another.
- bed framesare well known, most are not easily packaged in a small box, have legs that stub your toes, and require multiple tools to assemble. Typically bed frames are made from metal and consequently such products can be stamped from tubes and angle iron.
- the present inventioncomprises an easily packageable, easily assembled, adjustable bed frame, comprising: 2 side rails, each side rail an angle iron and at least 2 large hollow tubes secured perpendicular to the angle iron; at least 4 medium hollow tubes, each having at least one support leg secured thereto and designed to fit into the large hollow tubes of the 2 side rails; and at least 2 small hollow tubes designed for both ends to fit into corresponding medium hollow tubes.
- the bed frameis constructed wherein said 2 side rails each have 3 large hollow tubes, and said frame has 6 medium hollow tubes, one end of which inserts into the large hollow tubes, and 3 small-hollow tubes.
- the bed frameis constructed wherein said medium hollow tubes have 2 support legs each.
- a bed frame supportincluding a first side rail, a second side rail, at least two cross rails disposed perpendicular to the first side rail and second side rail for supporting a mattress, wherein each cross rail includes a first hollow tubing perpendicularly engaged to the first side rail, a second hollow tubing perpendicularly engaged to the second side rail, a first medium hollow tubing having a first end and a second end, a second medium hollow tubing having a first end and a second end, and a small tubing having a first end and a second end.
- the first end of the first medium hollow tubingis received into the first hollow tubing, and the first end of the second medium hollow tubing is received into the second hollow tubing, and the first end of the small tubing is received into the second end of the first medium hollow tubing, and the second end of the small tubing is received into the second end of the second medium hollow tubing forming an adjustable arrangement.
- the bed frame supportincludes the first medium hollow tubing and the second medium hollow tubing having a leg extending perpendicular therefrom.
- the bed frame supportincludes the leg including sliders.
- the bed frame supportfurther includes a hole positioned on the first hollow tubing and the second hollow tubing is adapted to receive a set screw for securely retaining the first end of the first medium hollow tubing and the first end of the second medium hollow tubing.
- the bed frame supportfurther comprises a hole positioned on the first hollow tubing and a hole positioned on the second hollow tubing, each hole is configured to receive a push button located on the first end of the first medium hollow tubing and the first end of the second medium hollow tubing for securely retaining the first end of the first medium hollow tubing and the first end of the second medium hollow tubing.
- the bed frame supportfurther comprises a plurality of holes located on the first medium hollow tubing and the second medium hollow tubing.
- the bed frame supportfurther comprises a push button located on the first end of the small tubing and a push button located on the second end of the small tubing, whereby the push button is selectively positioned within the plurality of holes located on the first medium hollow tubing, and the plurality of holes located on the second medium hollow tubing for adjusting the bed frame to accommodate various sizes of mattresses.
- the bed frame supportfurther comprises the first hollow tubing and the second hollow tubing incorporating a leg extending perpendicularly therefrom, and the first medium hollow tubing and the second medium hollow tubing comprises a leg extending perpendicular therefrom.
- the bed frame supportfurther comprising, the first medium hollow tubing and the second medium hollow tubing comprises at least two spaced apart legs extending perpendicular therefrom.
- the bed frame supportcomprises an angle iron shaped first side rail, an angle iron shaped second side rail, at least three cross rails disposed perpendicular to die angle iron shaped first side rail and the angle iron shaped second side rail for supporting a mattress, wherein each cross rail comprises a first hollow tubing perpendicularly engaged to the first side rail, a second hollow tubing perpendicularly engaged to the second side rail, a first medium hollow tubing having a first end and a second end, a second medium hollow tubing having a first end and a second end, and a small hollow tubing having a first end and a second end, whereby the first end of the first medium hollow tubing is received into the first hollow tubing, and the first end of the second medium hollow tubing is received into the second hollow tubing, and the first end of the small tubing is received into the second end of the first medium hollow tubing, and the second end of the small tubing is received into the second end of the second medium tubing forming an adjustable arrangement
- a kit for assembling a bed frame supportthat includes a first side rail, a second side rail, at least two cross rails for supporting a mattress, wherein each cross rail includes a first hollow tubing, a second hollow tubing, a first medium hollow tubing, a second medium hollow tubing, a small tubing, two legs for attachment to each cross rail, and coasters for attachment to each leg.
- a kit for assembling a bed frame supportincluding a push button for inclusion in the first medium hollow tubing, a push button for inclusion in the second medium hollow tubing, and two push buttons for inclusion on the small tubing.
- FIG. 1is a fragmentary, perspective view of a portion of a side rail.
- FIG. 2is a fragmentary, exploded view of a portion of the side rail and a portion of the cross rail.
- FIG. 3is a fragmentary, exploded view of a portion of the side rail and the cross rail.
- FIG. 4is a top or plan view of the assembled bed frame of the present invention.
- FIG. 5is an end view the bed frame showing the position of one leg arrangement.
- FIG. 6is an end view the bed frame showing the position of another leg arrangement.
- the bed frames of the present inventionare preferably fabricated from square, metal, hollow tubes.
- reference 10illustrates the novel bed frame of the present invention.
- the bed frameincludes 11 pieces and 12 roller feet.
- the framehas 2 side rails 12 , 14 .
- the framealso has 3 cross rails 16 , 18 , and 20 .
- For lighter weight mattresses and box framesperhaps 2 cross rails could be employed (eliminating the center cross rail), but the inventions favors 3 .
- Each side railis a mirror image of each other, and includes angle iron shaped support member 21 about 70 inches long for the U.S. market. Of course the sizes of the side rails and cross rails can be adjusted to the standards of each country.
- each side rail 12 , 14is secured to 3 pieces (or optionally 2 as discussed previously) of large hollow tubing 22 , preferably by welding, but any suitable fastening means that can support the mattress, box springs and occupants is acceptable.
- the hollow tubing 22extends beyond the inside edge of the side rail 12 , 14 and is secured perpendicular to the rail 12 , 14 .
- Each large hollow tube 22has a vertical side (when viewed from its assembled state) containing a set screw 24 , as shown in FIGS. 1 and 4 . While any set screw is acceptable, a simple welded nut 26 with a mating screw 28 in the center is sufficient, as illustrated in FIG. 1 .
- the hollow tubing 22has a hole stamped into the vertical side wall.
- the nut 26is positioned around the hole and the mating screw 28 is capable of extending through the hole and contacting anything inserted into the large hollow tube 22 .
- On the opposite side (the opposite vertical face) of the large hollow tube 22is another hole 29 through which a push button can project when inserted there into (see FIGS. 2 and 3 ).
- Each cross rail 16 , 18 , and 20includes 3 tube pieces, namely 36 , 38 and another 36 ( FIGS. 3 , 5 and 6 ).
- Tube piece 36is a medium hollow tube having an end 40 with just a push button 42 on one vertical face of the tube 36 , and at the opposite end 44 it has a set screw 46 consisting of a nut and a mating screw, identical to set screw 24 in FIG. 1 .
- On the vertical face that contains push button 42are 3 holes 52 ( FIGS. 2 and 3 ) adapted to adjust the frame to full, queen and king sizes, for example.
- the holes 52can be stamped into the medium hollow tube 36 to accommodate any size mattress/box springs as conventionally known in various countries.
- Each medium hollow tube 36has at least one leg 54 .
- One such leg 54is positioned near the end 44 adjacent the set crew 46 , as illustrated in FIG. 6 .
- the medium hollow tube 36can preferably have another leg 54 near end 40 ( FIG. 6 ).
- Each leg 54is designed to hold a roller or slider type device 56 that makes contact with the floor.
- the bed frame 10preferably has 12 rollers or slider type supports 70 . If the bed frame has the optional 2 cross members 16 and 20 , for example, then the frame only has 8 rollers or sliders 70 .
- each medium hollow tube 36is for each medium hollow tube 36 to have a leg 54 adjacent each end 40 , 44 as illustrated in FIG. 6 . This arrangement is preferred because you avoid cracking your toes against the legs 54 while standing next to the bed. Contrarily, if the legs are configured as shown in FIG. 5 , they are even with edge of the mattress and you can easily crack your toes on the leg.
- Each small hollow tube 38has a push button 60 at each end, preferably on the same vertical face of the tube 38 , as illustrated in FIG. 3 .
- buttons 60may have to rotate the tube 38 until the push buttons 60 align with the vertical face of tube 36 containing the holes 52 . If the mattress is “full” size, the push buttons 60 must be inserted into the holes 52 closest to the side rails 12 , 14 . If the mattress is “queen” size, the push buttons must be inserted into the center hole of the 3 holes 52 . If the mattress is “king” size, the push buttons must be inserted into the hole 52 closest to end 44 of the medium hollow tube 36 . Once both ends of small hollow tube 38 are positioned properly in medium hollow tube 36 , tighten the set screws 46 against the small tube 38 . Lastly, the rollers or sliders 70 are inserted into the legs 54 .
- small hollow tube 38can be solid (not shown), since nothing is inserted into it. Further, the hollow tube 38 could be the same size as the large hollow tube, such that each end of the medium hollow tube 36 fits within a large hollow tube. In this further embodiment, not shown, the set screw 46 would be mounted on tube 38 . Also tube 38 would have the holes 52 , while the tube 36 carried the push button 60 .
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- This application claims the benefit of priority of U.S. Provisional Application No. 60/880,242 filed Jan. 12, 2007 and entitled “BED FRAME SUPPORT” the contents of which are incorporated in full by reference herein.
- 1. Field of the Invention
- The present invention relates to a novel bed frame support that does not require a large box to package the frame, is adjustable from full, queen or king size, and can be assembled in minutes by anyone. In particular, the frame contains 2 side rails, at least 2 cross supports, and a plurality of legs. Each cross support is a three piece unit that comprises tubes of varying size such that one tube is received within or over another.
- 2. Prior Art
- While bed frames are well known, most are not easily packaged in a small box, have legs that stub your toes, and require multiple tools to assemble. Typically bed frames are made from metal and consequently such products can be stamped from tubes and angle iron.
- In the broadest sense, the present invention comprises an easily packageable, easily assembled, adjustable bed frame, comprising: 2 side rails, each side rail an angle iron and at least 2 large hollow tubes secured perpendicular to the angle iron; at least 4 medium hollow tubes, each having at least one support leg secured thereto and designed to fit into the large hollow tubes of the 2 side rails; and at least 2 small hollow tubes designed for both ends to fit into corresponding medium hollow tubes.
- Preferably the bed frame is constructed wherein said 2 side rails each have 3 large hollow tubes, and said frame has 6 medium hollow tubes, one end of which inserts into the large hollow tubes, and 3 small-hollow tubes.
- More preferably the bed frame is constructed wherein said medium hollow tubes have 2 support legs each.
- According to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, a bed frame support including a first side rail, a second side rail, at least two cross rails disposed perpendicular to the first side rail and second side rail for supporting a mattress, wherein each cross rail includes a first hollow tubing perpendicularly engaged to the first side rail, a second hollow tubing perpendicularly engaged to the second side rail, a first medium hollow tubing having a first end and a second end, a second medium hollow tubing having a first end and a second end, and a small tubing having a first end and a second end. The first end of the first medium hollow tubing is received into the first hollow tubing, and the first end of the second medium hollow tubing is received into the second hollow tubing, and the first end of the small tubing is received into the second end of the first medium hollow tubing, and the second end of the small tubing is received into the second end of the second medium hollow tubing forming an adjustable arrangement.
- According to another embodiment of the present invention, the bed frame support includes the first medium hollow tubing and the second medium hollow tubing having a leg extending perpendicular therefrom.
- According to yet another embodiment of the present invention, the bed frame support includes the leg including sliders.
- According to yet another embodiment of the present invention, the bed frame support further includes a hole positioned on the first hollow tubing and the second hollow tubing is adapted to receive a set screw for securely retaining the first end of the first medium hollow tubing and the first end of the second medium hollow tubing.
- According to yet another embodiment of the present invention, the bed frame support further comprises a hole positioned on the first hollow tubing and a hole positioned on the second hollow tubing, each hole is configured to receive a push button located on the first end of the first medium hollow tubing and the first end of the second medium hollow tubing for securely retaining the first end of the first medium hollow tubing and the first end of the second medium hollow tubing.
- According to yet another embodiment of the present invention, the bed frame support further comprises a plurality of holes located on the first medium hollow tubing and the second medium hollow tubing.
- According to yet another embodiment of the present invention, the bed frame support further comprises a push button located on the first end of the small tubing and a push button located on the second end of the small tubing, whereby the push button is selectively positioned within the plurality of holes located on the first medium hollow tubing, and the plurality of holes located on the second medium hollow tubing for adjusting the bed frame to accommodate various sizes of mattresses.
- According to yet another embodiment of the present invention, the bed frame support further comprises the first hollow tubing and the second hollow tubing incorporating a leg extending perpendicularly therefrom, and the first medium hollow tubing and the second medium hollow tubing comprises a leg extending perpendicular therefrom.
- According to yet another embodiment of the present invention, the bed frame support further comprising, the first medium hollow tubing and the second medium hollow tubing comprises at least two spaced apart legs extending perpendicular therefrom.
- According to yet another embodiment of the present invention, the bed frame support comprises an angle iron shaped first side rail, an angle iron shaped second side rail, at least three cross rails disposed perpendicular to die angle iron shaped first side rail and the angle iron shaped second side rail for supporting a mattress, wherein each cross rail comprises a first hollow tubing perpendicularly engaged to the first side rail, a second hollow tubing perpendicularly engaged to the second side rail, a first medium hollow tubing having a first end and a second end, a second medium hollow tubing having a first end and a second end, and a small hollow tubing having a first end and a second end, whereby the first end of the first medium hollow tubing is received into the first hollow tubing, and the first end of the second medium hollow tubing is received into the second hollow tubing, and the first end of the small tubing is received into the second end of the first medium hollow tubing, and the second end of the small tubing is received into the second end of the second medium tubing forming an adjustable arrangement.
- According to yet another embodiment of the present invention, a kit for assembling a bed frame support that includes a first side rail, a second side rail, at least two cross rails for supporting a mattress, wherein each cross rail includes a first hollow tubing, a second hollow tubing, a first medium hollow tubing, a second medium hollow tubing, a small tubing, two legs for attachment to each cross rail, and coasters for attachment to each leg.
- According to yet another embodiment of the present invention, a kit for assembling a bed frame support including a push button for inclusion in the first medium hollow tubing, a push button for inclusion in the second medium hollow tubing, and two push buttons for inclusion on the small tubing.
- The present invention is illustrated and described herein with reference to the various drawings, in which like reference numbers denote like method steps and/or system components, respectively, and in which:
FIG. 1 is a fragmentary, perspective view of a portion of a side rail.FIG. 2 is a fragmentary, exploded view of a portion of the side rail and a portion of the cross rail.FIG. 3 is a fragmentary, exploded view of a portion of the side rail and the cross rail.FIG. 4 is a top or plan view of the assembled bed frame of the present invention.FIG. 5 is an end view the bed frame showing the position of one leg arrangement.FIG. 6 is an end view the bed frame showing the position of another leg arrangement.- The drawings are provided to assist one in understanding the invention, but they are not submitted to expand the scope of the claims.
- While the components of the present invention can be fabricated from any strong material, the bed frames of the present invention are preferably fabricated from square, metal, hollow tubes. Referring to
FIG. 4 ,reference 10 illustrates the novel bed frame of the present invention. The bed frame includes 11 pieces and 12 roller feet. The frame has 2side rails cross rails shaped support member 21 about 70 inches long for the U.S. market. Of course the sizes of the side rails and cross rails can be adjusted to the standards of each country. As shown inFIGS. 1 and 4 , eachside rail hollow tubing 22, preferably by welding, but any suitable fastening means that can support the mattress, box springs and occupants is acceptable. Thehollow tubing 22 extends beyond the inside edge of theside rail rail hollow tube 22 has a vertical side (when viewed from its assembled state) containing aset screw 24, as shown inFIGS. 1 and 4 . While any set screw is acceptable, a simplewelded nut 26 with amating screw 28 in the center is sufficient, as illustrated inFIG. 1 . Thehollow tubing 22 has a hole stamped into the vertical side wall. Thenut 26 is positioned around the hole and themating screw 28 is capable of extending through the hole and contacting anything inserted into the largehollow tube 22. On the opposite side (the opposite vertical face) of the largehollow tube 22 is anotherhole 29 through which a push button can project when inserted there into (seeFIGS. 2 and 3 ). - Each
cross rail FIGS. 3 ,5 and6).Tube piece 36 is a medium hollow tube having anend 40 with just apush button 42 on one vertical face of thetube 36, and at theopposite end 44 it has aset screw 46 consisting of a nut and a mating screw, identical to setscrew 24 inFIG. 1 . On the vertical face that containspush button 42 are 3 holes52 (FIGS. 2 and 3 ) adapted to adjust the frame to full, queen and king sizes, for example. Those skilled in the art will realize that theholes 52 can be stamped into the mediumhollow tube 36 to accommodate any size mattress/box springs as conventionally known in various countries. Each mediumhollow tube 36 has at least oneleg 54. Onesuch leg 54 is positioned near theend 44 adjacent theset crew 46, as illustrated inFIG. 6 . Optionally, the mediumhollow tube 36 can preferably have anotherleg 54 near end40 (FIG. 6 ). Eachleg 54 is designed to hold a roller or slider type device56 that makes contact with the floor. Thebed frame 10 preferably has12 rollers or slider type supports70. If the bed frame has the optional 2cross members sliders 70. - When the mattress to-be-supported is queen or king size it is desirable and preferable to use 3
cross rails hollow tube 36 to have aleg 54 adjacent eachend FIG. 6 . This arrangement is preferred because you avoid cracking your toes against thelegs 54 while standing next to the bed. Contrarily, if the legs are configured as shown inFIG. 5 , they are even with edge of the mattress and you can easily crack your toes on the leg. - Each small
hollow tube 38 has apush button 60 at each end, preferably on the same vertical face of thetube 38, as illustrated inFIG. 3 . - To assemble the bed frame, lay the side rails12 and14 parallel to one another, spaced apart about the width of the mattress. Make sure the
set screws 24 in each largehollow tube 22 are backed out of the way sufficiently to permit a mediumhollow tube 36 to be inserted. Insert end40 of a mediumhollow tube 36 into the largehollow tube 22. You may have to rotate the mediumhollow tube 36 untilpush button 42 aligns withhole 29.Insert end 40 until thepush button 42 extends outhole 29. Tighten the large22 and mediumhollow tube 36 by turning theset screw 24 tightly against thetube 36. Repeat this procedure for each large22 andmedium tube 36 on both side rails12 and14. Next, insert each end of smallhollow tube 38 intoend 44 of a pair of corresponding mediumhollow tubes 36. You may have to rotate thetube 38 until thepush buttons 60 align with the vertical face oftube 36 containing theholes 52. If the mattress is “full” size, thepush buttons 60 must be inserted into theholes 52 closest to the side rails12,14. If the mattress is “queen” size, the push buttons must be inserted into the center hole of the 3 holes52. If the mattress is “king” size, the push buttons must be inserted into thehole 52 closest to end44 of the mediumhollow tube 36. Once both ends of smallhollow tube 38 are positioned properly in mediumhollow tube 36, tighten theset screws 46 against thesmall tube 38. Lastly, the rollers orsliders 70 are inserted into thelegs 54. - As an alternative embodiment, small
hollow tube 38 can be solid (not shown), since nothing is inserted into it. Further, thehollow tube 38 could be the same size as the large hollow tube, such that each end of the mediumhollow tube 36 fits within a large hollow tube. In this further embodiment, not shown, theset screw 46 would be mounted ontube 38. Alsotube 38 would have theholes 52, while thetube 36 carried thepush button 60. - Thus it is apparent that there has been provided, in accordance with the invention, a bed frame that fully satisfies the objects, aims, and advantages set forth above. While the invention has been described in conjunction with specific embodiments thereof, it is evident that many alternatives, modifications, and variations will be apparent to those skilled in the art in light of the foregoing description. Accordingly it is intended to embrace all such alternatives, modifications, and variations as fall within the spirit and broad scope of the appended claims.
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1. A bed frame support, comprising:
a first side rail;
a second side rail;
at least two cross rails disposed perpendicular to the first side rail and second side rail for supporting a mattress, wherein each cross rail comprises:
a first hollow tubing perpendicularly engaged to the first side rail;
a second hollow tubing perpendicularly engaged to the second side rail;
a first medium hollow tubing having a first end and a second end;
a second medium hollow tubing having a first end and a second end; and
a small tubing having a first end and a second end;
whereby the first end of the first medium hollow tubing is received into the first hollow tubing, and the first end of the second medium hollow tubing is received into the second hollow tubing, and the first end of the small tubing is received into the second end of the first medium hollow tubing, and the second end of the small tubing is received into the second end of the second medium hollow tubing forming an adjustable arrangement.
2. A bed frame support ofclaim 1 , wherein the first medium hollow tubing and the second medium hollow tubing comprises a leg extending perpendicular therefrom.
3. A bed frame support ofclaim 2 , wherein the leg includes sliders.
4. A bed frame support ofclaim 1 , further comprising a hole positioned on the first hollow tubing and the second hollow tubing adapted to receive a set screw for securely retaining the first end of the first medium hollow tubing and the first end of the second medium hollow tubing.
5. A bed frame support ofclaim 1 , further comprising a hole positioned on the first hollow tubing and a hole positioned on the second hollow tubing, each hole is configured to receive a push button located on the first end of the first medium hollow tubing and the first end of the second medium hollow tubing for securely retaining the first end of the first medium hollow tubing and the first end of the second medium hollow tubing.
6. A bed frame support ofclaim 1 , further comprising a plurality of holes located on the first medium hollow tubing and the second medium hollow tubing.
7. A bed frame support ofclaim 6 , further comprising a push button located on the first end of the small tubing and a push button located on the second end of the small tubing, whereby the push button is selectively positioned within the plurality of holes located on the first medium hollow tubing, and the plurality of holes located on the second medium hollow tubing for adjusting the bed frame to accommodate various sizes of mattresses.
8. A bed frame support ofclaim 1 , wherein the first hollow tubing and the second hollow tubing includes a leg extending perpendicularly therefrom, and the first medium hollow tubing and the second medium hollow tubing includes a leg extending perpendicular therefrom.
9. A bed frame support ofclaim 1 , wherein the first medium hollow tubing and the second medium hollow tubing includes at least two spaced apart legs extending perpendicular therefrom.
10. A bed frame support, comprising:
an angle iron shaped first side rail;
an angle iron shaped second side rail;
three cross rails disposed perpendicular to the angle iron shaped first side rail and angle iron shaped second side rail for supporting a mattress, wherein each cross rail comprises:
a first hollow tubing perpendicularly engaged to the first side rail;
a second hollow tubing perpendicularly engaged to the second side rail;
a first medium hollow tubing having a first end and a second end;
a second medium hollow tubing having a first end and a second end;
a small tubing having a first end and a second end; and
at least two legs engaged to each cross rail;
whereby the first end of the first medium hollow tubing is received into the first hollow tubing, and the first end of the second medium hollow tubing is received into the second hollow tubing, and the first end of the small tubing is received into the second end of the first medium hollow tubing, and the second end of the small tubing is received into the second end of the second medium hollow tubing forming an adjustable arrangement.
11. A bed frame support ofclaim 10 , wherein the first medium hollow tubing and the second medium hollow tubing comprises a leg extending perpendicular therefrom.
12. A bed frame support ofclaim 11 , wherein the leg includes sliders.
13. A bed frame support ofclaim 10 , further comprising a hole positioned on the first hollow tubing and the second hollow tubing adapted to receive a set screw for securely retaining the first end of the first medium hollow tubing and the first end of the second medium hollow tubing.
14. A bed frame support ofclaim 10 , further comprising a hole positioned on the first hollow tubing and a hole positioned on the second hollow tubing, each hole is configured to receive a push button located on the first end of tie first medium hollow tubing and the first end of the second medium hollow tubing for securely retaining the first end of the first medium hollow tubing and the first end of the second medium hollow tubing.
15. A bed frame support ofclaim 10 , further comprising a plurality of holes located on the first medium hollow tubing and the second medium hollow tubing.
16. A bed frame support ofclaim 15 , further comprising a push button located on the first end of the small tubing and a push button located on the second end of the small tubing, whereby the push button is selectively positioned within the plurality of holes located on the first medium hollow tubing, and the plurality of holes located on the second medium hollow tubing for adjusting the bed frame to accommodate various sizes of mattresses.
17. A bed frame support ofclaim 10 , wherein the first hollow tubing and the second hollow tubing includes a leg extending perpendicularly therefrom, and the first medium hollow tubing and the second medium hollow tubing includes a leg extending perpendicular therefrom.
18. A bed frame support ofclaim 10 , wherein the first medium hollow tubing and the second medium hollow tubing includes at least two spaced apart legs extending perpendicular therefrom.
19. A kit for assembling a bed frame support, comprising:
a first side rail;
a second side rail;
at least two cross rails for supporting a mattress, wherein each cross rail comprises:
a first hollow tubing;
a second hollow tubing;
a first medium hollow tubing;
a second medium hollow tubing;
a small tubing;
two legs for attachment to each cross rail; and
coasters for attachment to each leg.
20. A kit for assembling a bed frame support ofclaim 19 , further comprising:
a push button for inclusion in the first medium hollow tubing;
a push button for inclusion in the second medium hollow tubing; and
two push buttons for inclusion on the small tubing.
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