I am looking for a platform to use an air mattress on. Does this have spurs that may cut the air mattress.
2009487
Nice and sturdy. But I dont know about an air mattress..I'd probably cover it with something first.
2009488
Nope you should be fine it is fairly smooth and def sturdy enough. You could always lay something down on top of frame such as piece of plywood then soft sheet or blanket over that then air mattress on top and you def would have no problems. I've seen then cheaper less sturdier frame in person, make sure you get this one the sleep master elite IMO.
2009489
I have 3 of these. I would use a layer of the cheaper foam or cardboard before adding the air mattress. Depending on what your air mattress is made of.
817984
I do not know, but I can say it's got no sharp edges or nasty bits that might harm an air mattress. Using happily for almost a full year now.
77269
eI current have the mattress on a platform but it is suitable for either. I do like the mattress, very comfortable.
1262950
This product is much sturdier than regular air mattresses. I have used both and much prefer this one. I use it on a cot so there is some give. Not sure how well it would work on bare ground.
150692
There are springs in one of the Air Dream models that is used for places like a camper bed. The model I have is just the topper, no mattress underneath. I use it on our hide-a-bed sofa as a topper for the slender mattress. You can leave the topper on the mattress after you deflate it and fold the bed back into sofa!
1186671
I hope I understand your question correctly. I will answer like this. I bought a double (full) bed mattress and bought this platform in the same size. This platform came in two twin bed size halves (I'm guessing that's what they are), with push-on rubber clamps that snap them together VERY securely. Let me know if this is not clear. But bottom line is buy ONE of these for the size mattress you plan to use.
1444727
my air mattress had a built in air pump.. I don't know if there's an option,, not to have it built in... it's works well, all summer long, and has been used several times by my young daughter and her friends on sleepovers.. In short they haven't broken it yet.. hope this helps..
277599
We bought the queen size version to put a sleep number bed on. Their plastic support structure sags. This platform is tall enough and stiff enough for the sleep number setup, which has a plastic plate under the air mattresses. Worst case for a mattress would be to a 1/4 to 1/2 inch thick sheet of plywood if the mattress settles in between the slats - or because the slats are a little lower than the frame. I found it easy to assemble and is very stiff - no sag side to side with the queen size.
1054344
I have not used the frame with an air mattress, but I think it will most likely not work well. There are points where the support wires are welded to the outer frame. I am sure these would puncture the bed fairly quickly. If however, you placed plywood or other rigid material over the frame and then put the air mattress on top, it might work. I have wood under one of my mattresses (to support my back and it stays in place just fine. Another thing to consider is that the air mattress will slip off the frame pretty easily because it is very light. I have six of these bed frames and I use them with heavy foam mattresses, and they still slip some from time to time, despite being the weight of a standard spring mattresses. Hope that helps :)
204751
Oh yes, you can cut it with a good pair of scissors. It would make it too narrow to sleep on. Hope this helps.
599256
I have a memory foam mattress and it works great and I think this would work really well for an air mattress too. It does not squeak or make any noise at all and is a very solid foundation. It took me 20 minutes to put together and is very sturdy
2206722
No I would not recommend cutting it. It is a perfect length for a step side bed of a pick up.
410999
If it were me, I would NOT use an air mattress on it. There are too many steel rails or "edges" on this frame that can, over time and pressure, cause a rupture in an air mattress, compared to laying an air mattress on a box-spring or the floor, where all the pressure of the air mattress is evenly distributed.
150696
No there isn't any springs. It is just like any other air mattress. I think the picture is deceiving.
608767
No it is not on a platform. No it does not have box springs. You are only getting the memory foam mattress.
132974
Not at all. I put my mattress in a bedbug cover and laid down a skirt for the frame, popped the bed right on top. I even got under the frame with my wife laying on the bed to check if a box spring could prove beneficial and it would probably make the bed sag if you were to use one. The support of the frame is phenomenal, and no box spring would be better. Not to mention you'd need to jump to get into bed with one, the platform is pretty high, and if you use a deep mattress your already pretty high off the ground.
1533946
Off the top of my head, from when I researched this product, I seem to remember that for this mattress a platform, not a box spring, was recommended.