Would this work for a tri-fold futon frame?
1070918
It was very difficult to fold in half, and we had to strap it with tie downs to get it to conform to the futon. After 24 hours, we took off the tie downs and it still wouldn't stay folded into a futon position. So I don't think it would ever work for a tri-fold.
1070919
No, your best bet would be using this for a standard full size futon frame. Because of the coils, the mattress is only flexible enough for one fold.
1070920
Not positive, but do not think so. This is more like a real mattress and I do not think you will be able to fold it where you need to. It does not have the permanent folds like a tri fold mattress does.Unless your leaving to open all the time.
2028157
Unless you have a very thin mattress, it probably won't stay folded. I found with mine, trying to keep the top third up only makes the mattress slide down so that it's sitting on the flat part. I have a 10 inch futon mattress.
2079799
I bought the twin size version of this frame but I personally do not think it would be the right type of frame to fold and use as a couch. Futon frames fold more like an open clam shell while this frame would fold more like an 'L'.
889608
This need has a frame that also acts like a box spring, so if your frame has only the edges and no support throughout the surface, it will not work.
450193
I wouldn't know, really, how to answer that. No, it doesn't or wouldn't do that "boing". I don't know if it would work on a futon though... it might slide around too much or not fit right like a futon mat does. But, I guess you'll find out if there really needs to be a separate specific "futon mat" Hope that helps...
1451184
I do not believe that will work as the frame is a single piece. There are many single units available however that work well. you can check amazon for many of those
1433982
I really don't know, I have it on a platform bed. It requires a platform, not box-springs so it probably could be used on some futons if they are the platform type. Warranty is voided if not on a platform.
512493
I purchased two for our Cal King bed. Sorry, I have no idea if it would work with a futon.
1430800
cross-slats are 4" apart. there's a center-beam running up the middle, too. a futon mattress would probably be just fine. if it ends up feeling lumpy, a sheet of plywood could be laid down first. 'hope this helps!
634882
It would depend on how thick the frame is and its exterior dimensions. There isn't much extra room to spare. Hope this helps at least a little.
908602
It probably wouldn't fold at all. It's a bit of a firm mattress. It's not like a futon mattress at all.
1251133
Yes. For example, it will fold down the middle along the longer dimension sufficiently easily that it can be used on a standard sofa-type futon frame. Keeping it in place when in sofa mode might be a problem. I guess that's always a problem. I have resorted to lashing straps to keep the futon from settling down. Basically, it folds just as well along either direction.
1186030
It should work fine as long as the frame has a lip on which the support slats can rest. I did screw it to the wooden frame just for additional stability, so if the metal frame has pre-drilled holes you could probably secure it with bolts. Otherwise, just dialing in the height of the feet where you get solid contact between the slats and the frame should be sufficient.
546288
Not sure, but the frame is certainly sturdier than my other futon. I would recommend either a 10" or 12" pad for comfort though.
625394
I wouldn't recommend it. It is rounded at the edges and possibly too thick for a frame such as yours.
976528
It should. I just set it down on a bed and it collapsed down easily. The chains, clips, and hook fit inside the frame. The frame measures a bit under 5" x 12."
1124716
This would be a question for the manufacturer. I don't see why it would not work though because this "Beds Up" frame fits right into my metal frame and the box spring rests in the "Beds-Up" frame. So it should work for you.