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  • #2368
    Tinswas
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    My Master wants something to chain me to, but we live in an apt, with a kid, so we have little room for fun furniture. Our bedroom is big, but I don’t want anything I can’t fold up and stash in the walk-in closet or disguise as something else. Our walls are crumbly and our ceiling is cement, so we can’t really suspend anything. I also think door restraints would be too loud. Any advice? I saw a g8 pic of a sort of padded sawhorse, but it was a bit small. I could modify if I had instructions, though.

    #2493
    Geolas
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    You can screw a thick eyebolt into the floor very close to the molding behind a piece of furniture. When you move, just unscrew it and give it a dollop of wood putty.

    #2494
    Batione
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    Get a long wooden pole and fix screw-in eyes top and bottom, then when it’s not in use it’s just an innocent spare bit of wood, or screw them in under the bed and when removed you’ll just have a couple of small holes nobody will see.

    Like these:
    http://www.handyshed.co.uk/product_info.php?product…

    #2495
    Harawas
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    Work out bench, great points adjustible angle vanila uses.
    abroller can be used in creative ways.
    bar stools give a lot of good tie down points.

    #2496
    Pannour
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    At a minimum, I’d want a good steel or wrought iron bed with a headboard & footboard. You can usually leave the chains attached and stuff them between the mattress & box-spring so you can be chained down quickly..

    Massage tables are another option, most fold up and stuff into a bag, & they’re usually narrow enough so your Dom can work both sides.. with enough rope, you can be made completely immobile, while still being fairly comfortable.. And they can be easily explained if Mom comes to visit & notices it.. The best part is the price, check Craigslist and you’ll often find really nice ones for under $100..

    #2497
    Appirace
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    If you want to play in bed and don’t want the headboard because of the noise, you can use your box spring to attach your eyelets, loops, ect to, or even your bag idea between the box spring and mattress… that way you don’t run the risk of “damaging” your place, you have something sturdy to be anchored to, and you don’t run the risk of some random person asking questions… plus you have the privacy of your room for when that baby starts walking!!!

    If you are looking for variety tho, they do make those hooks that you hang over the top of doors… kind of like the ones for Christmas wreathes. You could use those and move them around the house, take them down when you are done, or even leave them up since they are used for coats or robes or whatnot… or even find other places or things to hook them on to… look around for furniture that has legs or even something simple like a computer chair on wheels. Find a cedar chest with legs. Very functional in the home, yet can be used for play without any suspicions…

    #2498
    Huchicark80
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    I use to mounted eye bolts to my bed frame which was a mental bed frame. Unfortunately the two I did this to I kept bending the bed frame legs.

    I forgot to add this but you could get two or three adjustable tie downs long enough to go between mattress and box spring. Cut the Hooks off with a hack saw and get spring loaded D rings that hand a lot of stress. That way you can adjust them to stick out of the mattress and use the D rings with the restraints. Then once play is done you can remove them from under the mattress put them out of the questionable eyes.

    #2655
    verianna
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    My guy suggests the following: (1) If the plumbing under your sink is metal, and not cheap PVC pipe, it can be a good thing to be chained to by the neck or ankle using a long chain. Very difficult to disassemble the plumbing without tools, especially if your hands are tied. Also, it keeps you close to the bathroom if you are going to be chained up for long periods of time. (2) If you get a stud finder at the hardware store, you can probably locate the 2×4 wood planks in the ceiling. Just install a hook used to hang plants and use some thread-locking glue to keep it from being easily removed. Hang plants or a light from the hook when not used for kinky fun to hide its real purpose. If you put the hook near the corner, it looks pretty natural and the girl looks cute standing there with her hands tied above her head. When you have to move, either leave the hook in place (it is not likely to be noticed if you get one painted white to start with), or get some pliers and twist it out. Patch the small hole with spackle or spray paint. If there are no studs, you can get the ceiling hooks with a little spring-loaded device that springs out once it is passed through the hole in the drywall. This is not as strong, but you still need a great deal of force to bring it down if the dry or wet wall was well done. (3) There are lots of ways to tie a girl in a closet or to the shelves or hanger rod. (4) If he or you are at all handy, you can make an easy to disassemble frame from 2X4s or pvc tubing to keep the girl sitting or kneeling. The key is to keep the girl’s weight on the base made of plywood. Then, she can’t scoot the frame around. It’s equivalent to being chained to a heavy object. (5) Metal wire dog cages for large dogs often dissassemble into relatively small volumes. They usually have a nice foam cushion for the base. (6) Being chained to a door knob often works remarkably well. Just lock the door to keep the girl from opening the door. Or if it the door to the outside of the apartment, she is probably not going to be keen to open it!

    #2658
    Bressibity
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    I too second the bed frame idea. Have you looked at getting anything like a bed bondage setup. Pretty simple, easy to hide, and fairly inexpensive.

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