<p>Oregon:</p>
<p>Was your D’s EZY a twin or a queen? Any reason it died? I’d like a bed that lasts the duration of S’s grad career, which will take more than 3 years!</p>
<p>Oregon:</p>
<p>Was your D’s EZY a twin or a queen? Any reason it died? I’d like a bed that lasts the duration of S’s grad career, which will take more than 3 years!</p>
<p>Lands End - Guaranteed. Period.® Gotta luv em
If your bed “died”, call them. They may replace it!</p>
<p>Mattress option - DD is moving to Chicago so we have a similar situation. Many of the memory foam mattresses come rolled so they are easy to transport. If you do site-to- store at Walmart they will hold for pick-up 21 days. Found one with great reviews. My fear with IKEA is they will be out of stock.</p>
<p>Lol on this thread. DS is moving back to Boston on (of course) 9/1. He has stuff stored at grandparents in CT. A friend of theirs offered him a queen bed-mattress, box spring, frame, and even bedding for $100. He wants something from Ikea. I paid for the bed and told DH when they go to CT, pack up that bed and bring it to Boston. For the $100. if is it awful it’s still cheaper than one night in the hotel they are staying in on 8/31!<br>
If they need to buy something better they can go to Ikea on 9/2.</p>
<p>Shoot, ebeeee, if you change your mind, let me know about that bed!</p>
<p>The EZ bed is actually on sale right now at the Land’s End and Frontgate websites, but seems to be cheaper at Frontgate. (The video of how it works, available at Frontgate, is amazing!)</p>
<p>Sleepy’s is great, and they have a wide range of prices.</p>