Do you need anything else other than the bed frame? Someone mentioned a bed frame extender? I have a queen size bed. thanks.
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My husband had to jerry- rig the an extension to the frame to connect the foot board. I would by the bed frame extender>Love this bed frame it looks so nice!
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I have one, and i did not need anything else. Although, I gphad to exchange the frame I bought. At first I bought a different frame than the one that is sold with the bed, and it didn't fit the frame. Amazon exchanged it no problem.
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My husband had to jerry- rig the an extension to the frame to connect the foot board. I would by the bed frame extender&gt;Love this bed frame it looks so nice!
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The only other item I purchased were the rails themselves, and it fits my queen size just fine.
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Depends, of course, on how tall your bed is. Mine is 2ft off the ground and I don't use a bed skirt, but a bed with a tall frame would need one.
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I don't have a bed liner, but the kit that came with my order did come with instructions on how to install the extender on beds with liners. It does required cutting/drilling holes. FVS
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You need a regular bed frame. My daughter says her bed is fabulous. Her roommate bought a bed for 800$ and it is so uncomfortable. She really LOVES this one. Looks like a regular bed when it is assembled. She was also able to put it all together herself.
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We have a queen size bed, but it should work. Extends 3' Under Bed w/Non-Slip Sleeves to Keep it in Place and it is secured to the frame. Contact Essential Medical Supply to be certain. (we are very happy with ours)
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I used two separate twin bed frames but just used the SGT Knots on the mattresses not the box springs. It really works great when you add the pad that goes on top of the mattresses so you can't feel where they are joined together. It should work just the same with a king-size bed frame too.
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No. You will have to put shims or blocks under your bed frame. That's what I did
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Im thinking you need the extensions as pictured against a wall, the extensions seem to be the way to go. Im giving them a try.
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I had a queen mattress which I bought this frame for. The queen is about a foot too long so get the next size smaller mattress. The queen still works but it sticks up above the backrest one foot when set up as a couch.
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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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I purchased it and use it for a queen size bed. It fits nicely. There are bed frame adjustments that help make it the size you want. You need to determine how much room you have for a bed. Then buy your frame, mattress, etc. accordingly and go from there.
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It would depend on what type of bed or bed frame your useing. If you have a platform bed or platform bed frame which is what I used, you don't need a box frame. But if you have one of the frames that basically outlines the outer bottom edges of your mattress then you need a box frame. I hope this helps! Very comfy bed though. I couldn't be happier with it.
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If you have a Queen size box spring, a Queen Size Mattress encasement will work just fine. No need to go up the extra size. I hope that answers your question. If I didn't understand it correctly, please let me know.
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You need both. The mattress would sag without it. You could use a bunky board instead if you wanted the bed lower.
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I would definitely get at least a box spring to keep your mattress clean and off the floor. If you get a frame, you will need either a box spring or boards to keep the bed flat/shapely since it does conform.
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If you want to see your skirt I would get a Queen. I have queen bed with extra deep mattress and it just meets with the box spring.
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No, these extenders allow you to attach a footboard to a bed frame that was not originally designed to have a footboard attached. (All bed frames seem to be designed to attach to a headboard, but not necessarily a footboard.)