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IKEA Fjellse Bed


$49.99 Released January, 2011

Product Shot 1 The Pros:Can paint it. Great value. Eliminates the need for a box spring.

The Cons:Kind of cheap looking. Sideboards have a tendency to bow outwards, causing slats to fall through - Danger!

The IKEA Fjellse is a low cost bed frame made of solid pine. Like all IKEA beds it utilizes a slatted bed base eliminating the need for a box spring, but this slatted base does not come with the frame and is sold separately.

This is a Jon Karlsson designed bed frame that is offered in both Single and Full sizes with dimensions of 77.5" (197cm) by 41" (104cm) and  77.5" (197cm) by 55.875" (142cm) respectively.

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    Can paint it

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    Great value

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    Eliminates the need for a box spring

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    Kind of cheap looking

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    Sideboards have a tendency to bow outwards, causing slats to fall through - Danger!

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Anonymous: #ikea_fjellse_bed I bought this bed and had to get a replacement because the sideboards were bowed outwards which caused the slats to fall through in the middle. The replacement was great, and I was very happy with it.....for about 3 and a half months. At 3 months, the slats started falling through again. After some research, I learned that most Ikea beds have supports that prevent this problem from happening, but this bed does not have such supports. It's frustrating to buy something and have to return it twice, especially something as large as a bed that has over an hour of assembly (and disassembly to return it) required. Jan 6, 12
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Stef_412
Stef_412: #ikea_fjellse_bed The looks of the bed are fine for a student dorm room. The price is really appealing as well if you think you'll be using only for a couple of years. However, mine is just 4 months old and within the first month we started having issues with it. The bottom right leg wasn't very sturdy so we now fall off the bed every now and then (last time was last night at 3 am.. not the best way to wake up). I know "you get what you pay for" but if your shop doesn't sell faulty products, then none of your customers are given the option of buying them. Looking for a more expensive bed now. Dec 4, 11
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