My bed frame is basically a metal rectangle with feet at each corner and wooden slats resting across it: will this fit onto it to give center support?
1967744
Depending on how high your bed frame is off the floor, it may need some tweaking. Other than that, an inexpensive way to give some added support. It slid onto my metal frame with no trouble.
1967745
The BL1 is designed to fit 1 1/4 or 1 1/2 angle iron. The BL1 Big Lift Support is built specifically to fit free standing / standalone / Hollywood type frames with feet or wheels. Additionally these frames can bolt up to a headboard or headboard and footboard. Fits onto above mentioned frames ranging in heights between 6 1/2" - 9" It will not work for beds with hook in connections and wood sided rails. (Doug Belleville STL Beds Manager)
1967746
If the slats are resting on a "lip" of the rail (frame) then yes this would work.
1757261
I used it with a metal bedframe. It's not elegant and needs to be adjusted occasionally. Does the job but not what it was designed to do.
397473
Unfortunately no. the bed is made to be the support. A metal frame would not fit. If you do choose this bed you will need to buy more wood for extra support. the wood supplied is not nearly strong enough and there's only three pieces
379612
Yes. The slats are supported by the outside rails and feet in the center of the bed. Seems to be a very sturdy design.
943984
I'm not sure I have the answer you're looking for: I had just purchased a bed frame with the basic metal cross-bars for support (of the frame, I discovered) and a memory foam mattress. I needed this to support the mattress. They work perfectly together.
2253556
No....you have to attach theses to the wood slats than run across the center (underneath) the box spring. These cannot support the center of the mattress if you merely put them around the perimeter frame of the box spring.
49171
I have metal rails. Ones that are pretty much a square. With time, the bed was sinking in the middle. I bought this piece for support. It doesn't "attach" to the metal rails, but it stays in place provided that it is adjusted properly. I haven't had an issue with it since I've purchased it.
390048
Yes there is a center support . You would also have to raise the bed with risers in order to put a trundle under this frame. The frame is very sturdy so u could probably remove that center support.
1234516
It will most likely fit properly; however, there is some variance in the hole placement in metal bed frames. If you plan to place the headboard against a wall, you will almost certainly be fine, because the wall will help to stabilize the headboard even if you find it's not a perfect fit.
2037826
That would depend on the width and depth of the space between the headboard & footboard, and from side to side. Get those measurements and compare them to the measurements provided in the product description. If you have an existing frame with rails, you may want to consider adding extra slats between the rails to support a foam mattress (if that's your intent) which would eliminate the need for the metal platform.
1207840
As long as you already have the wood slats, I don't see a problem. I don't know what size your bed is but be forewarned that you'll need equal room to assemble the Dynasty Mattress box foundation. I live in a tiny apartment and had to assemble mine (twin size) in the kitchen. Maybe you can figure out a way to do it on top of the bed.
495596
Sorry, I don't know if it fits into a standard bed frame as our intent was to just use it on a floor. However, I don't think that I'd use it on a metal frame for fear that the mattress gets damaged and leaks from any metal snags.
1633700
Only if your bed frame has the extension to mount the head and foot boards to it. Other wise it's only the top poles holding it together.
482722
It depends.There are 4 holes of about 1 inch in height and 1/3 inch in width as the bottom of the frame. If your metal frame would fit into them then yes. I just screwed the frame into the wall and put my bed in front of it. Good luck.
330998
I have this for a king size bed. It's adjustable at least down to a queed size and maybe a double. They're designed for some of the new heavier mattresses. If you have one of the newer Serta mattresses for example and don't use this, your mattress may start to sag in the center. Normal slats may work, but like I said, I have this one and it works well.
1879762
I put them on the slats. My bed did not have a center support rail. You should be good with them on either.
1788593
I did not use slats. The box spring is fully supported the length of either side and across the center.