We had to buy new bed supports and they were delivered today, so in the next couple of days we'll have to take the bed apart entirely to change from the half broken supports to the new ones, I suppose I'll change the sheets again then, so it's good I finally got the other set washed.
So picture my bed: it's basically a four-poster bed with big square wooden posts. The mattress and stuff though is supported by metal rails with support legs underneath.
We had to have electrical work done on all the receptacles. There's one behind the giant headboard, so we pulled the bed away from the wall so the electrician could get back there. When we pulled the giant bed two feet across the hardwood floor, the feet supporting the middle of the bed did not want to move, and bent back instead. One ended up breaking off entirely at the weld when we tried to straighten it.
Not the first time I've broken a bed, but definitely a less interesting way to do it.
