Does this frame accommodate a mattress and box spring or mattress only?
2063911
It accommodates both box spring and matress. I had the same question before purchasing mine. I actually found one at a furniture store and went in person to check. Its an oustanding bed frame we adore it.
2112266
A queen sized mattress will sit about 2 inches deep into the frame. No need for box bed. I Don't think they make a frame for full sized bed.
376030
Depends what kind of frame you have. If the frame has cross beams that support the mattress throughout then you don't need a box spring. If your frame supports the mattress only on the edges then you need a box spring.
1028245
If you're referring to a bed frame to place this box spring on, then no. It's just the box spring.
1829608
I have just a mattress on the frame, with no box spring. The bed doesn't really need a box spring, but I was still fearful of sagging. So, I ordered two bed boards the place in between the mattress and frame and have had no problems.
1043042
Not sure what a split box spring is but it did accommodate a queen box spring and mattress nicely
1862931
It can go onto a frame that is designed to replace the box spring, otherwise it will need the support of a box spring. It is just like a regular mattress.
317088
no; it is just the bed. You can put a regular mattress on this, and also a foam mattress, but only if you put a more solid platform on the frame.
1473296
We have bought 3 of this frame, one full and 2 queen. I think you would need a box spring as on the beds we have bought there is only one cross support. No idea what a twin has. I can only tell you that we like the style and finish so much that when we have moved we have always replaced with exactly the same frame. Very nice finish and product.
685595
You don't need a box spring. This is the main purpose of this frame. It's surface is well supported just to hold the mattress w/o a box spring. Also, floor to the top of the frame is 14 inches. For me it will be too high if you put both box spring and mattress and will look ugly. But if you really want to put a box spring, of course you can put it. Frame doesn't have raised edges, so you can put anything on it. Also as the frame doesn't have raised edges, mattress tends to move on it. This will be a real problem if you have a box spring on it as resistance will be even less.
1286539
It has slats on the bed frame and you only need a mattress and a mattress board. It does not require a box spring and would probably look disproportionate.
902167
Just the mattress. We already had a frame and are using the box springs from our prior mattress set.
1479690
It is only the "top" mattress with a nice mattress protector no boxspring or frame included; memory foam needs a solid base so no boxsring, put plywood or solid slats on frame or between mattress and boxspring if using one
1016541
I have this frame...I use a boxspring with it, but I guess you could use only a mattress. I don't know, it might sag though. I really love this frame!
2254266
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.
1970776
Yes - it's a basic frame so requires an entire bed - mattress and box spring.
907473
Yes, only the mattress is sold, I use it with a box spring and a regular frame with excellent results.