2 questions: Does this come with 2 rails or do you need buy buy 2 of these? Also does it really need a box spring bed? I have a queen size bed support frame (flat wood planks 3-5 inches apart going across left to right that suports the matress only) will these work for this rail? 2 questions: Does this come with 2 rails or do you need buy buy 2 of these? Also does it really need a box spring bed? I have a queen size bed support frame (flat wood planks 3-5 inches apart... » Read More 2 questions: Does this come with 2 rails or do you need buy buy 2 of these? Also does it really need a box spring bed? I have a queen size bed support frame (flat wood planks 3-5 inches apart going across left to right that suports the matress only) will these work for this rail? « Show Less
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It comes with 2 rails. Each rail is connected to the other with nylon straps so it should work.
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Yes, it comes with 2 rails. The two rails were connected under the mattress, to keep it steady. If you have some kind of flat frame to support the mattress, you should be ok.
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yes, it comes with 2 rails, so no need to buy anything else. Regarding the box spring question, you do not have to have a box spring, BUT you do need a flat hard surface. I don't think the wood planks are enough. Maybe you could put a piece of wood in place of the planks in the area of the rails. I have not tried this, because I have a box spring, but from looking at how they work, it would be my opinion and I would try that. If it doesn't work, then you would have to return them and look for something more compatible with your bed.
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It comes with 2 rails so just need to buy 1. As far as the bed goes, as long as you can place the rails under the mattress on the planks it should work but not sure if the spacing of the planks would line up exactly right.
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It's been a while since I purchased this... Yes it does come with two rails and a few slats. I think we used our own hard ware and we purchased more slats. My daughter is only 5 and sleeps only on a mattress without a box spring so the additional slats were necessary. We are very happy with it and now there is plenty of room for mommy or daddy to snuggle too.
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The rails are what support the boxspring and mattress. They are universal and will adjust to fit a queen or king size bed. The frame and rails are of the highest quality.
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You will need at minimum a box spring. Rails are designed to support box springs not the mattress itself. Your memory foam mattress will be destroyed on the rails without a boxspring to support it properly.
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I placed the box spring and mattress on the floor. The rails were between the box spring and mattress. Works just fine. Imagine doing the same without the box spring might work and may depend on your flooring and whether the mattress would slip, or not. These rails are awesome.
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I tried uploading a photo but couldn't. Don't be deceived by the pictures. I think they were perfect for my queen size mattress and box springs on a bed rail. My daughter took them away to college and she had to shorten them for her platform bed.
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The bed does not need a box spring unless you have a mattress that is ultra thin! I have a pillow top king size mattress from Ikea and my own make shift bed rail since the one that comes with it is too frail. The bed is a platform!
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I purchased the following support fairly inexpensively (wood frame, not box spring.): DynastyMattress 8-INCH Thick Wood Box. It works very well. You could cut yourself a sheet of plywood to fit, instead. You need something flat and supportive for the mattress. This is a VERY well made bed, especially for the price. I bought two. Had to go to the hardware store to replace one screw that had a thread problem. Easy.
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It requires something. I currently have it on my old king box springs (which are close to 2 twin box springs, but are longer) I plan on making a new box spring, as currently the old box springs make the bed a bit higher than I like. I also have a Queen (not linen spa) on a platform bed which has wood slats of about 2 inch spacing. You could easily place this on plywood...16" is plenty support.
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Yes, it will work, but make sure the wooden supports are not too far apart. I have a full size platform bed, so I bought a nice high mattress w/o a box spring. There were only 3 wood supports that are installed with the platform bed frame, NOT enough to put a mattress on, so I had to nail in 4 more planks of wood. Then i put the mattress supports over the 7 wood supports. It's sufficient now. I will tell you over time, you will probably need to buy the mattress supports again after 1.5 years. I'm at that point now. But it worked fairly well for its purpose. Just make sure you have enough wooden supports w/o too large of gaps. Yes, it will work, but make sure the wooden supports are not too far apart. I have a full size platform bed, so I bought a nice high mattress w/o a box spring. There were only 3 wood supports that are installed with the platform bed frame, NOT enough to put a mattress on, so I had to nail in 4 more planks of wood. Then i put the mattress supports over the 7 wood supports. It's sufficient now. I will tell you over time, you will probably need to buy the mattress supports again after 1.5 years. I'm at that point now. But it worked fairly well for its purpose. Just make sure you have enough... » Read More Yes, it will work, but make sure the wooden supports are not too far apart. I have a full size platform bed, so I bought a nice high mattress w/o a box spring. There were only 3 wood supports that are installed with the platform bed frame, NOT enough to put a mattress on, so I had to nail in 4 more planks of wood. Then i put the mattress supports over the 7 wood supports. It's sufficient now. I will tell you over time, you will probably need to buy the mattress supports again after 1.5 years. I'm at that point now. But it worked fairly well for its purpose. Just make sure you have enough wooden supports w/o too large of gaps. « Show Less
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You don't need anything. The board is wide enough to fit right on the side rails. If you want extra support, since you only have side rails, add 3 or 4 wooden planks eventually spaced down first, then the board. That's what I had to do on one bed and it works great. Hope this answers your question and concern.
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It requires something. I currently have it on my old king box springs (which are close to 2 twin box springs, but are longer)I plan on making a new box spring, as currently the old box springs make the bed a bit higher than I like. I also have a Queen (not linen spa) on a platform bed which has wood slats of about 2 inch spacing.You could easily place this on plywood...16" is plenty support.
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We ordered the split King. The two frames were shipped separately from the two mattresses. Each frame setup consisted of twisting on four legs, and popping in the rollers, inserting the bottom support rail, and plug it in.We had room inside our current bed frame (length/width). We removed all the bed slats, removed the footboard temporarily to roll the new frames inside. There are two set of legs included for a choice of height. The frame comes with headboard attachments, but we did not need them.We have hardwood floors, so 4 rubber cups were needed under the rollers to keep the bed from shifting. We ordered the split King. The two frames were shipped separately from the two mattresses. Each frame setup consisted of twisting on four legs, and popping in the rollers, inserting the bottom support rail, and plug it in.We had room inside our current bed frame (length/width). We removed all the bed slats, removed the footboard temporarily to roll the new frames inside. There are two set of legs included for a choice of height. The frame comes with headboard attachments, but we did not need them.We have hardwood floors, so 4 rubber cups were needed... » Read More We ordered the split King. The two frames were shipped separately from the two mattresses. Each frame setup consisted of twisting on four legs, and popping in the rollers, inserting the bottom support rail, and plug it in.We had room inside our current bed frame (length/width). We removed all the bed slats, removed the footboard temporarily to roll the new frames inside. There are two set of legs included for a choice of height. The frame comes with headboard attachments, but we did not need them.We have hardwood floors, so 4 rubber cups were needed under the rollers to keep the bed from shifting. « Show Less
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No I hooked my onto the open metal bed frame so I did not need a box spring for my queen frame.the whole frame came boxed and you unfolded it. Then I got brackets that go with the frame. If you do have a regular frame just hook the head board to it. I bought the folding frame so I could store boxes under the frame. All came from Amazon.
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I m using a queen size on a queen wooden bed frame instead of a box spring. But I do have wooden slats under it. I would say you should be able to use it the same way you used a box spring on the same bed. If you didn't have any support under the box spring then you probably won't need it under the bunky board. But I can't say for sure because I used slats with the box spring and the bunky board.
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Thank you for your interest in our product. The item you are inquiry is B011Q which has 2 rails. You will need a box to support before applying mattress. Thank you and have a wonderful day! --FurnitureMaxx
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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.