Home Comfort Palermo Bed Frame in Black

!±8± Home Comfort Palermo Bed Frame in Black

See it here at: www.leatherbedman.co.uk For the ultimate in bedroom luxury the Home Comfort Palermo TV Bed is perfect, with a compartment complete with universal fittings in the foot board that will fit a television of up to 26" in width. For the highest level of modern convenience, press the remote control and the television will rise out of, or sink into the bed. The large headboard is padded to ensure that you can comfortably sit back and enjoy your favourite programmes or films, and a convenient compartment under the slats will accommodate a DVD player or digital box etc. The Palermo isn't all about modern gadgets though, you get a sprung slatted base to give a little more comfort and support. Finished in a bold, black faux leather, the Palermo would look fantastic in any bedroom, also available in brown and cream on the Mattressman website. We have a large selection of mattresses available on our website that would ideally suit this outstanding frame from Home Comfort. Please be aware that this frame does not come with a television.

Home Comfort Palermo Bed Frame in Black

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Black Burlap Jute Full Size Bed Slats Bunkie Board Support Roll

!±8±Black Burlap Jute Full Size Bed Slats Bunkie Board Support Roll

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This is new in our stock! This full size bunkie board / bed support eliminates the need for a link spring! It provides support so that you can use a regular mattress on a full size bed rather than having to use a specific day bed mattress or box spring. This lays below the mattress on the bed frame. The slats are 2 3/4" wide and are 2 3/4" apart from one another. The slats are held together with a 41" wide burlap fabric. This makes it really easy to roll up and transport, and also helps to keep the slats in position.Dimensions: 54 1/8" (give or take 1/16") Wide x 75" LongThis bunkie board fits a regular sized full bed. Please measure your bed before you purchase to assure that this bunkie board will fit your bed.

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How to Build Your Own Cricket Trap

!±8± How to Build Your Own Cricket Trap

When I was a kid, my father would choose a weekend for a catfishing trip to Lake Texoma, giving me ample notice to catch lots of trotline bait. The pond I liked to get bait from was full of black perch and bluegill from 3 inches to 3/4 pound each. They liked crickets. Lots of crickets.

It took me an hour after dark to chase and catch a dozen crickets to fish with the following morning. Then the perch ate them so fast that I ran out within a half-hour or so. I had to figure out a better way to supply myself with enough crickets to catch enough perch to run a 100 hook trotline at least four times. That takes a lot of perch and even more crickets.

I noticed that the crickets I needed were on the ground, dead, at the gas station on the corner every morning. They were piled up under the light that stayed on all night. Nowhere else were they so numerous.

That gave me a brainstorm. I went down to the grocer's and begged an orange crate from him. Don't laugh... oranges came in wooden crates in the mid 1950's. The slats failed to cover the entire box bottom, but it allowed air flow. I covered the box with window screen wire on the bottom and sides in order to keep the crickets from escaping. Then I made a tight-fitting frame covered with the same screen wire for a lid and hinged it to the box.

The box was half-filed with torn up lettuce leaves from the grocer and placed outside against the wall of the garage with the lid propped open. This was the trap.

The lure was a simple invention... an extension cord with a garage trouble light plugged in. The key was the red lightbulb. The red light was positioned so that the light fell on the lettuce bed in the box.

The crickets swarmed the red light at night, falling into the lettuce where they remained chomping merrily away all night. All I had to do was quietly remove the light and close the box lid at daybreak and I had thousands of crickets free of charge.

My live tank at the pond was filled on schedule and many church fish fries were supplied with fine catfish from that Lake Texoma trotline.

How to Build Your Own Cricket Trap

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