Archive for April 28th, 2011
Brittney’s Wedding
Our friend Brittney is getting married in a month. Our circle of friends has been helping her out in almost all the aspects of the wedding. One gets to go with her and her fiancée when they go see the cake artist. One gets to accompany her choosing brides maids gowns. I go with her to help her get the basic furnishings of their soon first home.
The last time we shopped it was for the beddings. I had earlier helped Brittney out with the color scheme of each of the three rooms so now it was time to shop for the sheets. But did she want the 800 thread count sheets or something else? Does she want the one with the comforters or just the sheets? I’m getting enough practice when I myself marry and have my own first home too.
Things to Consider when Buying a Futon
When purchasing a futon, you will have to determine first and foremost the integrity of the frame. If it has a metal frame, the slats should at least be two and a half inches wide. Thinner slats might not be able to provide support for a full size futon mattress. The same should be considered when mulling over futons with wooden slats. In addition, check the kind of wood that is used to make the slats.
The mattress used on a futon is usually not as thick as a regular bed mattress. The futon bed is after all intended only for day use. As futon frames have no specific dimensions, the right size might be a little difficult to find. They will differ in terms of heaviness, firmness and flexibility. Because of this it will be safer to buy a futon mattress from the store rather than just order it to be delivered.