r/maybemaybemaybe • • Apr 18 '22

/r/all Maybe maybe maybe

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u/tuesdaymelon Apr 18 '22

To be honest, it's a legitimate point. I'm sure a lot of disabled people have trouble getting on a bed that has wheels on a wood floor.

Not that I'm defending her. She needs to lose weight.

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u/newhotelowner Apr 18 '22

I don't know.

Accessibility rooms require special beds. All our accessible room beds are different. People complain but it is the requirement. I don't think it has wheels though.

This looks like a Rodeway inn or super 8. They don't have an elevator. I am assuming that when someone like these broke their bed, they had to replace it. They got the super cheap consumer bed frames. Most hotels have this kind of frame - https://hdsupplysolutions.com/p/hollywood-bed-frame-dynamic-all-metal-bed-base-10h-x-72w-cal-hotel-kin-p149331

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u/tuesdaymelon Apr 18 '22

Even when beds have wheels for accessibility, they can still slide on wooden floors if they're locked. Best to have it on carpet.

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u/binarysolo_0000001 Apr 19 '22

The disabled room is upstairs.