Can you put a twin sized box spring AND mattress on this frame?
831841
you won't need the box spring but I did get a cut piece of plywood under the mattress to firm up the top and foot ends.I just love mine
831842
I am not sure - I used it only for children under 10. I only used the 2 mattresses. If you don't get the trundle, you could probably do it - but It'll be high.
607104
no, i have a futon mattress on top of the slats. you cant use a box spring ,it would be taller than the headboard. plus with all that weight the slats will break
412410
Yes, you'll need both a mattress and a box spring. The higher profile box springs are ideal.
456444
Yes my son has two twin mattresses on this frame..One ontop & one below. They are not sold with this bed frame.
1502298
I don't think this frame would work for what you are describing. You don't need a bed frame in addition to this item. The unit acts as frame and box spring. Just throw the mattress on the top.
1523462
Yes Maggie, you can use two twin box springs and your King size mattress on top. The bed is well made and beautiful, but I made more supports under the bed myself to reinforce and stabilize the bed even better. Rolling over it had some movement and once I added extra center and overall support the bed has been amazing. A definite purchase.
1235468
No. The box spring fit the mattress fine. Only order a single frame, 2 is too many.
713773
I used two twin frames and then put a 3 inch king size mattress pad on it. It works great for me.
1667936
Yes, its the frame as well as bars that support the mattress. You would not use a box spring with this bed frame, just a mattress.
685597
I don't see why not just keep in mind add height of the box spring. We have a memory foam mattress on ours and it sits 24" above the floor. A box spring would bring us up to around 32". I think this frame takes the place of a box spring quite well.
1499704
you can but i wouldnt suggest it, you will hear the wood hitting the wood and its going to be to high. not good. Box springs in the cost of mattress sets are very inexpensive, maybe see if they would let you take the boxspring back possible or try it and see what you think. Those are my thoughts. Hope all this helps. If noe of this works i have hundreds of others beds for sale, hows that on our full site. 6102773747 Good luck. Linda
608936
I believe that you could use both a box spring and mattress with this bed frame if you wanted too. It would make the bed much higher though and the only consideration would be that the frame could support the weight. This type of bed is usually made for just a mattress which avoids the need for a box spring because of the supporting slats on the frame which is what I was looking for. With a good firm mattress like we have it is just as supportive as one with a box spring and we don't have the extra cost for one like we would have with the standard bed. I find that with just the mattress it is easier to make up the bed and turn the mattress occasional as it is suggested. I love this bed frame.........it is also high enough to store items under it in storage bags or they even make bed "drawers" that slide under the frame.
1473297
I don't have a twin, I have a Queen but yes, you will need a box spring. Otherwise the mattress will sit much too low.
888819
You would place the straps and L bracket between the box spring and mattress for support. The straps adjust to fit the lesser width of the twin mattress.
668915
I don't see why you wouldn't be able to use the box spring. I'm using two painted pallets for my xl twin bed. Enjoy your bed.
1938500
I suppose you could if you laid a piece of ply wood on the frame first. But I would not put just a queen mattress on this frame, I would only do that with a twin mattress.
829597
It really isn't designed for use with a box spring. If you use one the mattress and headboard would be pretty much even with each other which pretty much defeats the point. But this is a nice bed for the price. It looks great and can be assembled. Fairly quickly.