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![]() "Lobster" wrote in message ... On 24/02/2013 15:40, Arfa Daily wrote: But this all aside, once again as I got involved with moving the hateful thing, I had to wonder WTF they don't stitch handles onto the 'short' sides of a mattress ? It's all very nice having them on the long sides so that you can position the mattress on the base, but when it comes to moving one from A to B, the only sensible way is with it upright, and then there is nothing other than the piping around the edge of it, to grab hold of. I've been moving the bloody things for more than 40 years now, and I don't recall ever having seen one with handles on the ends. Does anyone know of a 'real' practical reason for this ? I'd assumed it was so you can carry them 'vertically', eg up and down stairs, like a suitcase. If you're carrying then horizontally, you can just hold the sides of the mattress? -- David Like a suitcase ? Blimey, you must have long legs ... ! :-) Arfa |
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