will it lay on box springs and reg bed frame?
1968514
Yes, it will. I used the Mosaic King Size bed frame with box springs. So far, the king size bed frame is working great. http://www.valuecityfurniture.com/bedroom-furniture/bedroom/king-beds/mosaic-king-bed/1584337.aspxhttp://www.valuecityfurniture.com/bedroom-furniture/bedroom/collections/mosaic/1587592.aspx Read the reviews.
1968515
Yes, it will, however with the mattress already being 13 inches high its self it was way to high for us personally to be on our box springs. But if you want a super high bed the by all means, we just added extra slats to our bed frame and called it done and it works great!
1968516
yes,,we removed our king mattress and laid this new mattress on top of the existing boxspring and existing frame with no problem..
1968517
Yes it does I have it on an old box spring on a bed frame, could use on a platform bed also
2253553
Does this attach to the box springs or is there need for a separate slat that rests on the frame?
454508
Thanks for your interest in the bed set. This uses metal rails so it would need a box spring to sit in the frame and then the mattress on top. Sincerely, Russell West West Furnishings
923361
It goes around anything solid but when I tried it on a metal slotted bed frame it wasn't steady. Around a box spring or mattress should be fine. Plus if it's secured with the box spring then when the head part lifts up it won't fall. You will loose some height cause the bottom bar will be under box spring and then add mattress on top. But it should fit snug.
1917954
I don't know. We haven't set our frames up yet because we're waiting to receive the box springs we ordered after the fact. Ours is a King.
2105122
No. I bought one of the metal frames and set it on that. Seems to me that box springs are an outdated concept.
440712
No, due to the height of the rails. The rails are not tall enough for both a mattress and box spring, the mattress would slide right off due to not being contained by the rails. But the bed frame is made to not need a box spring at all, which is how I use it with no problems.
149007
I can only speak for the Queen-size frame. I say, Definitely Not. The frame is very strong and has plenty of support. All box springs already have plenty of cross slats. If you are putting the mattress directly onto the frame, you definitely need some more cross slats, or better yet, 3/4" plywood.
1824177
Hello, Yes I have it placed on top of a set of Sterns & Foster Box springs. Best buy on a mattress I ever received! Very Firm though , so beware if you do not like firm.....
92739
My daughter used a regular bed frame....so I would say yes. It functions just like a regular box springs and mattress.
684049
No, since this is just the box spring. This boxpring itself actually needs a frame (sold separately) to sit in if you don't want it just sitting on the ground.A standard metal bed frame will have places to mount the headboard.
618029
Yes it works. I would not use a box spring. The frame and a matress are enough and as for looks makes an appealing bed.
2243246
I think so. I have a set of bed frame to go with it. It will be a little low without a box springs or a frame. Hope it's helpful :)
922637
We didn't because we wanted the bed to be lower to the ground. We used slats with a large but thin piece of plywood on top and put the rail on top of the plywood. Because of our bed's frame & b/c we didn't use box springs - everything sat farther down in the frame so we didn't anchor this rail down on the other side. It wasn't going anywhere! So yes, it CAN be used w/o box springs but it will probably depend on how your bed frame is set up.
1363158
The Beds Up Insert can sit on the slats which your box spring is sitting on. There needs to be an opening for the center legs to go to the floor for support. Feel free to send a picture of your bed for review. Cordially, jerry
849219
Not the metal adjustable sqaure frames, but with any platorm frame it would work. no box spring needed. We have ours on the floor bc we have a very active todler and it works fine like that too!
1989859
Yes, unless you have a bed frame that does not require a foundation or a boxsprings. For example, if you have a daybed that springs are build into the frame you will not need boxsprings or the foundation.