Can this bed accommodate a split-box spring?
1043041
no. it just has side boards. However, if you put in your own cross board in the middle, you could put in 2 box springs.
1043042
Not sure what a split box spring is but it did accommodate a queen box spring and mattress nicely
952436
It may. The arms for this guardrail that slide between the mattress and box springs ended at the middle of a full size bed. Depending on where your adjustable bed bends, it may work.
2063911
It accommodates both box spring and matress. I had the same question before purchasing mine. I actually found one at a furniture store and went in person to check. Its an oustanding bed frame we adore it.
515023
I think you probably can. The mattress will be higher. We currently use it without a box spring because it is the bottom bunk.
176224
I don't see why not. The bed might be a little more firmer since the box spring does add a small smidge of flex. The bed that I have is sitting on the box spring from my last bed simply because it would be too low without it.
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.
553839
No! I have a really thick memory foam mattress on mine and it fits perfectly. No box spring needed!
1063735
The headboard is very tall so I dont think so--in fact, I think it would look more proportional with a boxspring and we have considered adding one. It is a very nice looking bed for the price.
228336
The cross member is not adequate to support a split box spring. If you look at the other comments after the original post I believe that it explains that my husband had to alter the Glideaway by adding steel cross members to the unit. It fits well and is a good design for single queen size box springs but does not satisfy a split box spring as it is. Hope this helps. If not, you can contact again for further clarification.
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
2134280
You probably can, but the bed would be really, really high. This frame stands about 15 inches high fully assembled, and the height is not adjustable. Personally, with our 18-inch mattress, I wouldn't want it any higher. I honestly don't think it needs a box spring, though. It's really stable and firm.
1252843
No a box spring won't work, their are two middle bars already to hold mattress
226018
I have a full mattress on my bed, so that's the box spring and the mattress. However, it will allow for just a mattress alone. Beautiful bed and strong.
31137
You would not be able to use the box spring. The platform on the bed means that it is already high enough and strong enough to support the mattress. Adding a box spring would make the mattress way too high.
2006676
Yes. My daughter uses the full-size mattress with the full-sized platform bed frame and has no box spring mattress on the platform. It would actually be way too high with an additional box spring mattress.
57383
Yes you can put a box spring but i'm just using it without a box spring and it look good so I would say that it would look good with a box spring so give it a try.I like my metal bed frame.
277600
Not if you get a good thick mattress. The bed has an adjustment so you can lower the frame to allow a box spring, but it will be money wasted. We got a good thick queen Beauty Rest Mattress and it is great without the box spring.