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Re: Workspace
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lugnet.storage
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Tue, 3 Nov 1998 17:03:24 GMT
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Perhaps a Princess... <sarah@eskimo.com> wrote
> > would work for me (over 3m/10ft). I've used the bed solution instead -
> > I have boxes that are 1.2x0.4x0.6m (they use exactly one sheet of MDF),
> What is a MDF? Is this a bedstand you made yourself?
Medium density fibreboard - it's processed timber, sort of like sausages
are processed meat (lets not argue the details). It's cheap and easy to
work (has no grain). And it looks nice once it's varnished.
> > In the past I have had a wardrobe and chest of drawers that were
> > suspended. The thing that frightened the horses was that one CoD dropped
> > in front of the doorway (which is why it had to lift... The main thing to
> What is a CoD?
chest of drawers
> I've been considering doing this with my queen bed, but my ceiling is
> only 8' :( How much clearance is needed over the bed? Can the
> boxsprings be jettisoned if you have a board underneath the mattresS?
I find that if you want to sit up in bed then about 3' is good. But I
have seen beds with about 18" clearance, which is just enough for
sleeping. Going without a bed base can be a bit hard - try
putting the mattress on the floor and sleeping on that for a while. If it
works for you it'll save you a few more inches.
Moz
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| (...) What is a MDF? Is this a bedstand you made yourself? (...) What is a CoD? Sarah (26 years ago, 2-Nov-98, to lugnet.storage)
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