Will this work to place inside my traditional bed frame and provide enough support for my futon?
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That depends on your frame. Is it open without internal supports? How large the inside dimensions are. Look at the size description on the frame info. I believe it is roughly 735411.5 inches. It is designed as a stand alone or could be used as internal frame for your futon as long as your other frame is fully supported on its own.
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In my futon, it is fine. On my bed, it falls out because the books are too heavy. You may have to pin it to the box spring somehow to keep it from falling.
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Sure if the futon's flat...check the measurements! This mattress is best for back-sleepers.
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it will work, but your bed will be higher than the footboard and headboard.
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I believe so. My roommate currently uses the one I purchased for him on top of his futon mattress with no issues. It gives just enough extra cushion to a not-so-good mattress to make it decent. Hope this helps.
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If your bed has a solid flat surface that the mattress sits upon, allowing the wedge to be under the mattress but backed by the flat surface, allowing it to provide lift, it should work. If however the bed frame is not solid and has spaces under the mattress it would not work. Please let us know if you have any further questions.
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Yes you will need a bed frame. It did not match mine perfectly, but I made it work.
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Hi Helen, Yes, this will work for you, as long as it is a solid base. If you do have a slatted bed frame it may not work, depending on the width of the gaps in the slats. We do have a 30 day return period if you find it does not fit your needs. Thank you for your interest -Kathy eLuxurySupply Customer Service
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This would be a question for the manufacturer. I don't see why it would not work though because this "Beds Up" frame fits right into my metal frame and the box spring rests in the "Beds-Up" frame. So it should work for you.
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Sure as long as the leg of the futon frame comes down straight into the riser and isn't at an angle. Occasionally check the wear and tear on the risers. I've never had a problem with any furniture weight carried by the risers.
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If you have a nice thick mattress to distribute the weight a bit, it should be fine, IMO. Super thin futon would probably not be so good... I broke a slat on mine by putting all my weight on the weakest spot 1/4 of the way in from the edge, not a dive onto the bed exactly, but not the gentlest maneuver. We just have a thin futon and a topper. They sent me a new slat and I've been more respectful, so all good.
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I'm not sure. I believe it has holes to adapt to a traditional bed frame if that's what you're asking.
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Not sure, but the frame is certainly sturdier than my other futon. I would recommend either a 10" or 12" pad for comfort though.
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It should be. I am not familiar with the type of bed you mentioned, but I purchased three of these that we screwed into the support slats of a queen bed, and they work great! It made such a difference in the comfort of the bed.
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I put it on a metal bed frame with a center support. Should be fine with a traditional mattress. I did use a foam mattress.
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YES - if your goal is to attach a headboard / footboard to the frame. Be sure the frame is long enough - otherwise you may need a frame extender for the actual frame (which turned out to be my inability to use this part)
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Yes, but it would be a very low to the floor bed. They provide a firm support for whatever foundation you put over them. You'll need to drill holes into the metal frame to attach them if it doesn't already have them.