can this frame support a 10 inch memory foam mattress directly on the frame?
1060888
You should have no problem with it, but without a box spring, you might have issues
1060889
I wouldn't think so. Memory foam mattresses generally either need a platform base or a special box spring. Do not try and use a traditional box spring with a memory foam mattress as you will not get the full support of the mattress. I tried for a month using a standard box spring then switched to a memory foam box spring and there is a definite difference, slept much better on the special box spring.
631237
Well, yes it would support the weight, but the sizes don't match and it would ruin your mattress.
792898
No, unless you don't want to use the built in support. I have just a memory foam mattress sitting on top of the cross boards it comes with and it works great.
119176
Yes absolutely and very securely. You will be able to rest assured that this frame is capable of safely supporting a mattress
330324
This rack is about 10 1/4" wide, so if you only have 10" and not a smidgen more, this will probably not work for you.
503720
Of course you can. That's how its advertised. I have a memory foam mattress on mine.
2079943
I'm not sure..but this frame is made well and very sturdy..the middle support should hold a lot of weight.We bought it for a full size bed and are very pleased with it.
572459
Yes. I would suggest you put a protective layer (sheet or blanket) between the mattress and the bed frame, because the actual support boards are not coated with anything and will stick to mattress.
1220111
I purchased the LUCID® 10" Memory Foam Mattress to use with this daybed. It looks fine to me. 10" seems to be perfect. 11" would make the mattress flush with the arms or sides of the frame.
1295465
Yes I believe. This bed frame has cross steel rods that can hold your mattress. But your mattress may move when you try to get down or get on to it as the base of air bed could be smoother
180192
The 10'' is denser and should support. But it is memory foam after all. Perhaps stronger springs is what is needed for that weight. Does a 6'6'' person fit on a queen or king lengthwise?
1965080
I'm not sure. You'd have to build/buy them yourself and possibly nail them on to the frame. No predetermined spot for them. We bought a low rise box spring which I believe is 7 in as opposed to 10.
1938501
If it's a memory foam mattress I wouldn't recommend getting this frame because it provides very little support, so some areas of the mattress are going to sink. If it's a regular mattress then I think think it shouldn't be too bad. Although I still wouldn't recomend getting this frame.
1737469
No. I have the same model and i only have my mattress on it. The metal slats give great support. But if you want a little height, use a box spring or I used bed risers to have storage under the bed.
1917842
I'm not sure how sturdy memory foam mattresses are. I don't have any experience with them at all. To provide more insight on the product, the interior rails that the bed rest on are 10 inches by 5.5 inches if that helps. I have two of these. My king frame sits on a mattress with low profile box springs. My twin frame however is the mattress only and it's works either way comfortably-without sliding or falling through.
356088
I don't think so. I have a firm 10" mattress and a little lip in my bed that holds it pretty tightly. I fear the foam Will be too soft to hold it in place
1447337
The mattress sticks put a few inches past the frame. It's no problem unless you wanted to add a footboard. The problem with this frame is that it comes without nuts to hold the bed together and the bolts are fixed in place, so you have to try a couple of sizes to get the right fit and can only use one of the two bolts in each section. I would not but this frame based on that information.