Does the frame provide enough support without the legs? I plan to place the frame on the L brackets (attached to wooden side rails) of a 4 poster bed. Would this work?
833158
Of course it does. The legs do nothing but lift the frame, the frame actually contains the mattress and springs.
833159
If it fit perfectly, and with the crossbar secured in place, I would guess it would work. suggest you confirm the width and length is the same as your bed frame.
833160
The metal is fairly thick, so if you were to attach it in enough places, I don't think that you would need the legs that it comes with. Essentially, if I am to understand what you plan to do. I guess what I would be concerned with would be the weight and activity in the bed. Is it for a child or an adult or two adults? This would be a matter of using your best judgement. The frame metal is your standard frame metal, so if you think that will work for you, this will too. Hope this helps. (Hard to know without too much information)
833161
I would advise against using it this way. It will most likely sag in the middle.
752903
You can put it together without the side rail but I don't think it would make the bed as sturdy so I wouldn't recommend it.
999212
Hi, I have the twin platform bed frame. The 2 3/4 inch slats are spaced about 3 inches apart. There is no center support however this frame is solid.
770901
If you are putting this mattress on a traditional bed frame without supports, yes. If you're putting the mattress on a platform bed, which I believe is recommended practice for these types of mattress, no.
1550075
Yeah the frame has complete supports across it. But I'm sure the edges will stick out if your ok with that. I believe this bed came in a full too.
1278144
not really, only if you want the legs on. We opted to use it without the legs as it fit at the end of my daughter's bed that way. If you want to add the legs, you just screw them in. the unit is fully assembled otherwise. good luck.
1302339
No brackets are included but we use a metal headboard that is not attached ..its just stuck between wall and frame ,it won't move a bit because the bed/frame stays in place
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i would think it would be able to be used with a platform bed with no box spring. it depends on the setup of your platform bed. there is an opening from the floor up to approximately 16.5" from the ground where hopefully your platform bed would be able to block the opening so then that way only the upper part of the wood frame and shelf would show.
451354
This is just a bed frame and does not include a mattress. The slats would be suitable for supporting a memory foam mattress, but the bed would sit pretty low, so expect to use lifters if you want the bed to sit higher.
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Yes you need the legs because it won't lay flat on the ground unless you remove an aesthetic piece at bottom. It will support a tv. I've had a 15" computer monitor and lamp on top and it's done just fine
882070
I have the twin frame. There are no support legs in the middle; however, there is a "double row" of legs at both the headboard and the footboard -- 2 legs on each end for the frame, 2 legs for the headboard and 2 legs for the footboard, both of which are attached separately to the very sturdy mattress frame.
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You need a bed frame call Hollywood bed frame. It has brackets at both ends.
1253908
You don't need a box spring necessarily but it would provide additional support. This has been a sufficient frame but I would not purchase it again - the middle leg broke within the first week. It's not terribly made, but it's not well made, either.
868343
You can certainly attach the headboard to the wall using a portion of the leg that is out of sight. I wouldn't recommend leaving it freestanding unless your bedframe can hold it securely against the wall. Frankly, if I'd only wanted a wall-mounted headboard, I'd have made it myself using plywood, batting and fabric. It's an easy task.
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It could work well on any flat surface, such as a twin-size platform bed, but the frame would need to fully support it. If you find a good platform/frame, please let ME know!
2014995
Definitely not with the hardware provided. I considered buying some brackets to mount underneath and to the wall but ultimately ended up just taking the whole thing down and getting something else. I just don't trust it. Even the small shelves would teeter back and forth with just light picture frames. If I were to buy another ladder shelf/bookcase/desk, I would buy one with front and back legs. This just doesn't have the right support.
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I bought it without a frame and used sticky pads to put it on my wall..And I love it!!...If you really want a frame,you should wait and see what others will say..Good luck!