Can you use a 10" memory foam mattress on this bedframe?-Do you need something sturdy underneath memory foam mattress?
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I would think you could use this since the support slats are close together and made of metal. The only issue I could see is if the mattress is heavy and the person sleeping on the mattress is heavy as well. I think the weight limit is something like 250 or 300 pounds.
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The manufacturer claims, you don't nee to. but when you look at actual frame work, it makes you wonder, 70 pounds mattress with 300+ pounds weight of two people might force some of these intermittent metal rods to leave behind ridge marks on your mattress over time. on the safer side, use of a card board (from packaging material form this frame )provides extra protection and it does not make any difference in excellent comfort provided by memory foam mattress.
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I used a frame and put supports down and then covered that with a sheet of plywood. The mattress cannot sit independently on a frame, it is too soft. My daughter has a similar mattress and we have a box spring under it. Both ways seem to work fine so I would simply choose whichever costs less.
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I used plywood for a sleep number mattress and it works great. Don't see a problem with a memory foam bed.
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You could fit another mattress under the bed if it was just the mattress by itself on the floor. It might be hard to fit a bed frame and mattress.
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It's a good, supportive foundation. I'm no mattress expert, but don't see any reason why this box spring would not be a good fit for memory foam.
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As I have answered previously, this is a bed frame made for a platform bed mattrress. I believe that the wood criss cross base might aggravate the underside of a memory foam mattress, but I really don't know. I have a platform mattress which is surrounded on the underside with wood framing so the mattress fabric never touches the platform.
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Sure you could use the memory foam mattress, but because you're not using a box spring I'd wonder if it would still be comfortable to sit/ sleep on? If I were you I'd simply go with a standard twin mattress.
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Yes, absolutely. We have many customers who have used Mattress Helper on this type of memory foam mattress and are quite happy because of it. Purchase 2 of the 20" for full coverage under your mattress. Thank you.
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We used a regular mattress but I think a memory foam mattress would work just fine. The slats are close enough together, I believe they would provide plenty of support.
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The 8" and 10" mattresses should be fine for depth, we have a 10-11" mattress on the top bunk. As far as the weight issue, the memory foam should be fine but I would not put more than a normal sized teenager on the top bunk even on a normal mattress, as there are only 1" x 3" slats for support.
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a firm mattress foundation is good or you can go with just a metal rack bedframe. I ordered this bed with this bedframe. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005WXNTLM/ref=oh_details_o07_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1
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No, but you do need something flat. They make frames designed to support a memory foam mattress. Here's an example: Handy Living Queen Wood Slat Bed Frame There are many types, the important thing is that it offers enough support without being solid. The bottom of the mattress needs to breathe.
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Yes. I have a memory foam mattress. I would reccomend screwing the support boards into place.
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I purchased a 10" memory foam mattress on amazon. Works well, my son says it is the best mattress ever. Mattress was delivered to front door with free shipping due to Amazon prime.
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Yes. Because mine is 10 inch double and still have a little wiggle room.It's nice too. Was surprised how nice it was. TIP: stand mattress on long end and start at the top and work your way down...just makes it easier.
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I always use a box spring with my beds. Also, you would need to order a frame....this is only the headboard. I have a regular mattress and box spring on my beds. Not sure about the memory foam mattresses.