How much weight does a queen size framet support?
305447
I have a king size bed with an over sized mattress and box spring that sets on this frame and their are no issues at all with the weight, form or sturdiness of this frame .
305448
well my husband is 200 and i'm 170 ( expecting) and it works great very sturdy my kids jump on the bed all day long its been a month but still looks like we just bought it
992420
i dont know the weight limit but i can tell you is that i have a queen size mattress on it woth out the box spring because if i put the box spring underneath the mattress the mattress becomes so high so i decided to take it off the box spring i mean
1496990
It will hold a mattress plus couple hundred pounds. You can replace the wood that supports the bed. They have them at ikea. And I'm sure other places
687423
Well I can only tell you my experience. My wife, daughter and myself sleep on our queen frame. The aggregate weight of all three of us is 390 lbs. My feeling is that is could handle more weight. We use a Tempur-Pedic mattress which is not light. I hope this helps.
2235022
My son and his wife sleep on a Queen size mattress with this frame they are both tall bigger people. I think if your mattress your weight the frame won't matter.
1193025
I don't know if there is a weight limit. I am a bigger gal and this mattress has been perfect for me.
203316
Steve, I'm about your size and I have this same model in a twin size. It is very well made and supports me fine. It comes with plenty of slats for mattress support.
302709
I have a large queen and it is perfectly sturdy. I have not had a problem with it yet.
821695
I don't know. I bought a queen size, and if I remember correctly, it weighed about 25 pounds.
590285
I ordered the queen size and it fit very nicely into the existing bedframe I have. Its working very well for supporting the mattress more evenly too.
1007470
I believe the weight limit is 300 lbs. I have not had any problems with two beds I have bought. I first bought a twin and then a queen and not had one moment's issue with either of them. I love the beds and sleep very comfortably on them. The only reason I got a queen is because I wanted a little more room. I still have the twin and it worked just fine. I used it for over a year before I got the queen.
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.
1844038
I contacted SILK. They say it can hold 19.8 pounds. Furthermore they say the listed support weight in the manual, 13.2 lbs, is a typo.
1055494
Can't comment on the weight limit. But the frame doesn't have any way of keeping the mattress from sliding or shifting.
1476258
It will support at da least 350lbs u really need a box spring i just have a signature sleep 6 inch memory foam dats all i needed
1463388
Reported on website - the weight limits for AeroBed® productsTwin size mattress - 300 lbs for 1 person.Full size mattress - 450 lbs between 2 individuals.Queen size mattress (both single and raised models) - 600 lbs between 2 individuals.
2025801
The queen bed does have good support for the box spring and matress. No wheels but the frame has six or eight points of support which sit on the floor. Does not roll and not easy to slide.