What is the height from the floor to the wood that the mattress rests on? Is it a solid piece of wood or wooden slats that support the mattress?
1985704
I don't have the bed here - I bought it for my grandson, so I'm not sure about height. It is on slats.
1985705
The height from the floor is approximately 10.5 inches to the base of the wood in the picture ( where the mattress sits ) . There are wooden slats which attach to the frame with screws. It was easy to put together. We purchased it as a "big boy bed" for a 4 year old boy , but it is sturdy and full size. it will easily grow with him, which was the idea. Overall it was great for the price.
1965013
The bed is a standard twin bed. It was amazingly sturdy when we put it together. Quite a few slats holding up the mattress. I am over 250 lbs and it holds me quite nicely.
1171638
Most of the slats are 1" x 2"s with some being narrower in the leading edge and at top of the seat back. Plenty of support for the slats. I'm well over 200lbs and felt very comfortable. I would suggest sealing the wood and be prepared to replace a few screws broken during assembly. Still a good value and would purchase again.
1989457
There is none published in the literature/instructions, so I'm not sure of any official ruling. The support slats are about 3/4-1" thick, though I opted to have a slim box spring since this was my first bed frame and I was apprehensive on depending just on slats. It's only me and my cat regularly sleeping on the bed but from other site reviews on non storage versions I'd wager between 600-800 lbs.
330961
there is a sturdy, black coated metal frame. it is quite heavy and seemingly durable! there are no wooden slats, but one center support.
214859
Slats to floor = 7 inches. There is a support running from top to bottom at the centerline which adds 3/4" to that particular area. We like this bed. It makes decorating so easy becausethebed itself is almost invisible.
853512
The side of the bed frame measures 15" from the floor. The slats are set 1/4" into the frame, so from the top of the slats to the floor would be 14 3/4". I hope this helps. We've been happy with our bed. It is sturdy, functional, and not unattractive. It was super easy to assemble.
1965661
from the floor to the first slat is 5 1/4 inches, from the slat where the mattress would lay to the bottom of the headboard is 17 inches, the foot board is roughly 17 1/4 inches tall, and the shelf where the mattress would lay is about 4 3/4 inches tall. We have a queen size mattress on it with a box spring and there's still a little gap of 2-3 inches from the mattress to the headboard. Hope this helps :)
820386
Nothing was stated in the specs but I would say between 500-600 lbs. This is made of solid oak wood and very well constructed. We love the futon, however, I will say that it came virtually in slats with just the 2 side pieces assembled. I thought it would come in 3 or 4 pieces so I didn't expect this. Putting it together took my partner and I over 3 hours. The assembly instructions fairly good but could have been better. We had to disassemble pieces a couple of times to figure out the correct way they went. After all is said and done, it was worth the effort.
466985
The base (where the mattress rests) from the floor is only about 18 inches. The floor to the top of the frame may be 44"
893089
Honestly, I wouldn't buy this bed if I were you the craftsmanship is horrible. The wood split when I was assembling it it was damaged when it came to my house and I'm constantly having to tighten the screws because they always seem to work themselves out. This bed served its purpose and the price wasn't bad but I will be replacing it with a regular bed soon. To answer your question the mattress is about 6-8 inches off the ground and the lower bedrail is like 1ft to 1.5 ft off the ground.
13742
I have installed my mattress onto an existing steel frame.To insure adequate support I installed 2 pieces of 3/4 inch plywood cut to size( sanded one side or padded with an old blanket).Be sure to check for sharp edges on the steel frame and tape or pad to prevent cutting. The idea here is to provide support for the mattress along its whole bottom surface; I would assume wood slats, with proper padding, would work also but you would have to install a lot of them.
528844
Its a solid piece. No slats. I would think it should be fine for a memory foam mattress
1175271
The bottom of the side rail is about 6" off the floor. The bottom of the slats is about 6.5" off the floor. The bottom of the matress is about 7" off the floor.
447318
The slats are wood, and the rest of the frame is metal. The area covered with leather seems to be solid wood, as well. It is a very solid bed. After about 9 months of 'breaking in', it needed re-tightening, and has been super-solid without any creaking or movement since. Highly recommend it.
918301
This bed has 3 1x4" slats as a base and it has a center post to the floor. I put a box spring in mine for additional support.
34419
There is a lower shelf about 4 inches from the floor. It's made up of 7 slats. It's not a solid shelf. I have a plant balanced on the middle slats.Hope this helps and I'm sorry I didn't get back to you sooner.