Can this be used without an additional bed frame?
1499263
Yes, it has a thin metal rail at the center base that adequately secures an xtra long foam-type mattress on the bed. my mattress is 12" thick and the rail is about halfway up. It's a very strong bed and the included casters are quallity. Easy to assemble upside down and flip over. Simple attractive frame. Recommend.
1499264
Yes. If you are using a separate bed frame e.g., to hold the headboard & footboard, the adjustable bed frame must sit above that frame using extension legs. The mattress then rests on the adjustable bed frame.
2234219
It does not come with a frame. Basically, I would just use it either on top of a mattress, as we use it, or possibly on a box spring. It's not a standard mattress.
91911
This bed frame is very solid without a headboard but I intend on crafting one which, when attached, would strengthen it even further. The headboard could be attached to the bed frame, the wall or be free standing with the bed snuggled up against it.
684048
This is not a bed frame. It's just a mattress support that a mattress will sit on. There isn't really a way to attach anything to it. You would need to get a bed frame separately if you want a headboard.
608939
I did not, but you definitely could. The added box spring would just make the bed very tall.
1131753
If you are wanting to put both mattress and the box spring on it, yes you can. It will just sit higher than the normal basic frame. If you want to just put the mattress on it with no box spring, yes, you can do that also. This frame is designed to replace the box spring. It's mostly going to depend upon the thickness of the mattress for comfort. I hope this helps.
271041
I suppose it could be set up without the legs. It comes with 2 different length legs. I used the short legs and wheels which adds about 5-1/2 to 6 inches and my bed is 29 inches high.
475877
No, not without modifications. It's really a platform bed meant for a springless mattress.
2222118
You probably could put casters on. I would not as the frame and bed probably combined are easily moved without them. There is plenty of space underneath already to vacuum under when needed.The whole bed frame plus mattress weighs hardly anything compared to regular beds. That makes fairly easy to move even without casters on.
1027418
I'm pretty sure you can't. There are slightly other configurations, for instance with a twin bed under. It's a great bed, very durable, my kids love it. The full sized bed is on casters and can stand alone, so you don't have to use it if you don't want it.
475879
I am not using a box spring myself but you could use one. The bed would be on the high side if a box spring was used though.
1023075
Yes, you can, but there is no point in doing so. It only adds unnecessary weight, as the frame is already slated with sturdy wood beams upon which one places his or her mattress.
2243246
I think so. I have a set of bed frame to go with it. It will be a little low without a box springs or a frame. Hope it's helpful :)
70842
You could but it would require your obtaining and attaching hardware to secure it etc. You would need to be careful not to split the wood of the bed. However, should be able to be done.
1866714
depends on your bed frame. if it is a platform bed frame like I have you do not need it.
481863
hHis bed frame can be used this way I suppose! It comes in a very flat box; my son put it together and he said it was relatively easy. I personally love how sturdy the frame is- and no box spring is necessary!!
241469
It might fit but not entirely sure. We set it up and took away our bed frame and just usethe headboard with the base parked up next to the headboard. The base makes your bed move so I think it is best to use without a frame around it.