Savannah
So, they are asking $700 for everything including the mattress. How much should I offer them for everything *but* the mattress? 500? 600? How much would the Matress and boxspring be worth? It's a Cal King set.
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If it's a King Size bed, mattresses are pretty pricey for it. So, they probably want to sell it all together. Just email them first, and ask if they would be willing to sell the set without the mattress, before you name a price. But, yes I'm thinking 500 - 600.
If it's a King Size bed, mattresses are pretty pricey for it. So, they probably want to sell it all together. Just email them first, and ask if they would be willing to sell the set without the mattress, before you name a price. But, yes I'm thinking 500 - 600.
reorganization in my bedroom.?
Me
ok.i have a bunk-bed in my bedroom.it takes up say fraction-wise 4-5ths of my room.this is not including my closet.i will be getting a bedroom set.when you ask.i have no clue.for now i need space and everyone criticizes me of my room looking a mess.i am not a messy person but with no room to clean and place things.what can i do please help.ALL I ASK OFF IS THAT YOU ONLY ANSWER MY QUESTION.AND DO NOT ASK FOR ALL OFF THE MEASUREMENTS AND SUCH. THANKS.please also suggests things that i can purchase that's in-expensive.thanks
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Get rid of the mattress on one of the beds. Take the one you don't sleep on out and replace the mattress with a piece of plywood. Beg, borrow or steal some containers and turn that space into a storage area.
You will probably have enough space there for several large totes and possibly some drawers. This should give you ample storage for extra clothes, toys, and assorted junk.
The cheap way to do this is to use the bottom bunk for storage and find some fabric to hang which will hide the whole mess. This is cheaper because you can save on the storage totes by just getting cheap plastic ones at WalMart. But then you're stuck sleeping on the top bunk...
You can do the same thing to the top bunk, but the expense is more if you want your room to look nice. Nice containers are more expensive than fabrics. However, you can get artsy and find some cheap containers and shelving and try to decorate them so they don't look like you have a pile of totes on the top bunk.
Now, if you're handy with tools, you could curtain off the top bunk completely, throw some boxes up there to store your stuff, and be done with the whole issue...
Good luck
-SD-
Get rid of the mattress on one of the beds. Take the one you don't sleep on out and replace the mattress with a piece of plywood. Beg, borrow or steal some containers and turn that space into a storage area.
You will probably have enough space there for several large totes and possibly some drawers. This should give you ample storage for extra clothes, toys, and assorted junk.
The cheap way to do this is to use the bottom bunk for storage and find some fabric to hang which will hide the whole mess. This is cheaper because you can save on the storage totes by just getting cheap plastic ones at WalMart. But then you're stuck sleeping on the top bunk...
You can do the same thing to the top bunk, but the expense is more if you want your room to look nice. Nice containers are more expensive than fabrics. However, you can get artsy and find some cheap containers and shelving and try to decorate them so they don't look like you have a pile of totes on the top bunk.
Now, if you're handy with tools, you could curtain off the top bunk completely, throw some boxes up there to store your stuff, and be done with the whole issue...
Good luck
-SD-
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