Can you put a box spring and mattress on this type frame and what is the weight limit?
1055494
Can't comment on the weight limit. But the frame doesn't have any way of keeping the mattress from sliding or shifting.
1055495
I the limit is 600 pounds but I wouldnt test that.... I use it for a 50 pound kid...the whole point of this kind of frame is to use it without a box spring..........
1055496
Don't know what the weight limit is, but it is definitely sturdy enough to support a mattress and box spring.
1055497
My son may have answered, because he'd know best. (I bought this for my granddaughter (age 5) and as far as I know, so far, so good. )
440711
Hi Cathy, yes this bed can accommodate a box spring and mattress. The bed comes in standard sizes. We bought a queen and had our original mattress on it (no box spring). Because it's a platform bed it doesn't require box springs. When we found the mattress we wanted got memory foam. We love this bed, so well made and attractive too :-D
1988323
That should work, although this mattress doesn't need the box springs. A platform, such as plywood, works fine.
475878
Yes. This frame will support a box spring if you want to use one. But, there is enough frame support that a box spring is not required.
1238831
No it won't need a box spring. I wouldn't recommend this bed frame. It is what it is. Don't expect much for the price you pay
148647
Not really - out mattress and box spring together are about 18" and there is only 12" of headboard left...so would recommend that you go with platforms or just the mattress on the support ribs.
551991
I am not sure on the weight limit but I have slept up there with my daughter. She weighs about 30 pounds and I am about 150 and we were fine. We added some wood boards under the mattress just to make it more secure. The black rods that come with are a little flimsy.
1859395
If the frame is the right size and there's something solid for the mattress to lay on I don't see why not. Can't say from experience because I have a box spring though.
1862470
I don't know, you would have to see what kind of frame a Sleep Number mattress requires. Based only on size, I don't see why it should be able to be used, but I don't know if Sleep Numbers use a box spring or anything else.
1893267
I highly recommend using a box spring. If you don't you will probably ruin your mattress.
1440852
I don't know the limit, my wife and I weigh about 400 lbs total and we have had 4 adults sitting on the bed. The frame is strong and you should never have any problems with it supporting you. I am confident it would hold the heaviest load you would want to put on it.
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.
992420
i dont know the weight limit but i can tell you is that i have a queen size mattress on it woth out the box spring because if i put the box spring underneath the mattress the mattress becomes so high so i decided to take it off the box spring i mean
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.
1675041
Hi, I like a really high mattress do you think I can use a box spring and matress?Will it hold the excess weight of the box spring? Thank you for your help!
475882
I suppose you could, but the frame itself is already pretty hight off the ground, and as soon as I added the mattress, it was a about 12 inches off the ground; no need for a box spring.
1132987
Thanks for your interest in the bed. This is a platform bed so the mattress just sits on a platform. If you put a box spring under the mattress you would be too high. You could possibly remove the platform and set the box spring down into the frame but I cannot say for sure as I don't have one to look at in person.ThanksRussell WestWest Furnishings