I am hoping to store a thin, full size mattress under this queen size frame. Will that work? is there a support in the middle of the frame?
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No support in the middle on this but if u have a box spring that will work. We store the roll under boxes with winter cloths under it with no problem. Hope this helps
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There are 6 inches between bottom of frame to floor. And no support bar in the middle. I wouldn't recommend it for a queen size as I only recieved 4 legs.
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Depending on how thin the full mattress is, yes, I believe it can be done...there is no center support to block storage; however, the space underneath (from floor to bottom of metal frame/bed) with wheels attached is approx 6 & 3/4 inches, so if your full mattress is thin enough (or at least able to 'smoosh' down a bit...then yes!!! Good luck! PS-- they also sell inexpensive bed frame lifts, they're like varying heights to add lift to the frame...so you may even want to purchase those as well! 2 examples of the lifters that I mentioned are- Home-it Adjustable Bed Risers, Set, 8-inch Bed Riser and Bed Lifts those are like $20, and Home-it 5 to 6-inch Black Bed Riser ,4-pack those are around $11. Hope this helps!!
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Got this for my daughter.She figures something the height of a shoebox would slide under.
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Depending on how thin the full mattress is, yes, I believe it can be done...there is no center support to block storage; however, the space underneath (from floor to bottom of metal frame/bed) with wheels attached is approx 6 & 3/4 inches, so if your full mattress is thin enough (or at least able to 'smoosh' down a bit...then yes!!! Good luck! PS-- they also sell inexpensive bed frame lifts, they're like varying heights to add lift to the frame...so you may even want to purchase those as well!2 examples of the lifters that I mentioned are- Home-it Adjustable Bed Risers, Set, 8-inch Bed Riser and Bed Lifts those are like $20, and Home-it 5 to 6-inch Black Bed Riser ,4-packthose are around $11. Hope this helps!! Depending on how thin the full mattress is, yes, I believe it can be done...there is no center support to block storage; however, the space underneath (from floor to bottom of metal frame/bed) with wheels attached is approx 6 & 3/4 inches, so if your full mattress is thin enough (or at least able to 'smoosh' down a bit...then yes!!! Good luck! PS-- they also sell inexpensive bed frame lifts, they're like varying heights to add lift to the frame...so you may even want to purchase those as well!2 examples of the lifters that I mentioned are- Home-it Adjustable Bed Risers,... » Read More Depending on how thin the full mattress is, yes, I believe it can be done...there is no center support to block storage; however, the space underneath (from floor to bottom of metal frame/bed) with wheels attached is approx 6 & 3/4 inches, so if your full mattress is thin enough (or at least able to 'smoosh' down a bit...then yes!!! Good luck! PS-- they also sell inexpensive bed frame lifts, they're like varying heights to add lift to the frame...so you may even want to purchase those as well!2 examples of the lifters that I mentioned are- Home-it Adjustable Bed Risers, Set, 8-inch Bed Riser and Bed Lifts those are like $20, and Home-it 5 to 6-inch Black Bed Riser ,4-packthose are around $11. Hope this helps!! « Show Less
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Well, its a full sized frame also known as a double size so it is a little small for a queen mattress. Just FYI as well, I bought my frame last Christmas and it's falling apart.
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No. The frame folds flat against itself. You'll have to have the mattress folded and stored separate from the frame.
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We have a queen size mattress on it. If you put a full size you will have space around the sides but it will certainly hold a full size.
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I purchased with an extra thick mattress and it is working nicely. It gives the mattress support and is not too high.
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Yes! There is a support in the middle, but underbed storage boxes will fit. I have a long narrow one under one of the beds.
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There is maybe 4-5 inches of extra space with the full. A queen probably wouldn't fit. Not a lot of extra space
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You do require a foundation of some type. I built a frame with 2 by 4's and put 2 by 4 legs under it and plywood on top to support the mattress. We store stuff under the bed in Rubbermaid containers. A frame and two twin sized foundations would work, but I prefer the platform because of the storage space.
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There is nothing under it. The sides go around it like a box. Then two panels go across to support the drawers. Then two flat long sheets of wood go across the top for the mattress to sit on. Under the back sheet is empty space. I wanted to find a way to use that as storage. Maybe cut a square out of the foot of the bed and make it a door or something.
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Patricia, I concur with the others who have replied, this type of bed frame is designed for a box spring and mattress. What you may want to consider is a platform bed which is designed to support a mattress alone. Hope this helps.
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I would say yes, I have a regular queen mattress and it went all the way under it.
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I was a slight bit upset about this frame, as it is truly a queen-sized platform. However, a full size bed will of course fit on it with room to spare around the edges, and a full set is what we currently have. However, I was fine with the frame as it was well constructed and will fit a queen if we so desire to switch over.
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I'm not sure..but this frame is made well and very sturdy..the middle support should hold a lot of weight.We bought it for a full size bed and are very pleased with it.
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I think there would need to be some kind of firm foundation under the mattress. Bed slats or something like that would not work.
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You can try...I had to re-enforce the middle support. it was cheap and flimsy and honestly broke within days. I think it would look a little funky to have the box spring under the mattress on this bed. it's made to be used without a box spring.
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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 :)
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i think it may be too big for a full, would be my guess. I have an extra thick queen and i feel it is loose so i would imagine it would be too big for a full-size? Then again I cannot confirm this because I do not have any full sized mattresses in my home. Hope this helps, sorry for the delay.