Does the bed frame have support legs in the middle of the frame?
882070
I have the twin frame. There are no support legs in the middle; however, there is a "double row" of legs at both the headboard and the footboard -- 2 legs on each end for the frame, 2 legs for the headboard and 2 legs for the footboard, both of which are attached separately to the very sturdy mattress frame.
1794755
The bed is equipped with a center support rail and leg such as other king beds or frames have and it has posed no problems for us at weights of 130 and 192. We have had it since August in a bedroom with substantial carpet and padding and we have detected no creaks, rattles or movements.
1763619
Yes, it does. However, I don't know if it would be stable that way without any support. The item is pretty heavy. Mine tends to fall over even if I have two panels (out of three) "flat" out.
92713
Yes&#65292;it does. It has headboard, footboard and frame(2 rails and 2 supporting bars).
54138
The frame comes in two pieces that both unfold and then connect together, and each piece has six legs: two at the head, two at the middle, two at the foot. So when they're connected there are actually six perimeter legs and six legs running along the center of the frame. It is definitely well supported in the middle.
2213488
My bed frame has 9 legs so I put 2 sets of 4 under the frame and it worked. I left the middle leg at the head without one. I don't know if one set would be enough to support a king bed.
1867664
These are not just the cross rails, there is a center support with 3 feet that connect the 3 cross rails in the middle. Not really adjustable. Order the correct size bed frame. Minor adjustments of 1" or less are possible.
2231119
The support is in the middle but it hasn't stopped us from storing things under the beds. The platform for the mattress is high enough that we can get good size boxes underneath. The center supports are nothing more than a 1" square post. We actually put some of that foam water pipe insulation around them to save our toes.
79225
The legs of this frame are square. If the bed risers allow for square legs, then the risers could be used.
1838786
The frame has slats that have legs in the middle of each one. When I put mine together it was easy, and didn't splinter at all. The holes in the slats and side pieces were pre-drilled. It's a beautiful piece and worth the money.
1332217
The boards directly under the mattress are horizontal slats. In the very middle of the slats that run across there is one vertical slat and three peg legs for "extra support" in the middle. Having bought the queen size frame, I felt a lot more comfortable adding in extra brackets and more pegs.
628
No metal support in the middle, but I don't think that you need to buy one. The weight of the bed should really be resting on the legs of the bed frame that the headboard is attached to....not resting on the legs of the head board.
445747
Yes, it does come with a frame and support (middle support on queen). Good deal for the price - looks good. Only drawback, as with almost EVERYTHING you can buy at a reasonable price, it's made in CHINA. Wish we could figure out how to manufacture goods and sell them at a reasonable mark up, so everyone can enjoy the pride of good quality, made here, at a reasonable price.
1669379
Yes it does, however, we have added more stability to the boards that support the mattress. We used a thick particle board and secured it to the frame. If and when we move the beds, the end boards will be taken off and we will leave the frame intact so that we don't have to worry about re-securing the board to the frame. It is a great bed, that was the only fixable flaw.
676759
No "U" shape as there are supporting legs under the middle of the frame & mattress.
2228045
Yes you are talking about the legs in the middle of frame but I wouldn't it really help the support
1888282
No. Full size bed frame is too narrow to attach to legs of this queen size headboard. Headboard is lovely though.