How high from floor to the side frame is there? And would the frame hold if put on bed lefts if needed?
1031893
We have the bed on a carpeted floor. The measurement from the floor to the side frame is 8.5 inches. Three slats, which come with the bed, run between the side rails and support the box springs and mattress. Each of the slats has an adjustable center post to help distribute the load.
1031894
This is a beautiful bed we are very happy with it. It is high enough to put things under it it's a great height. I am not sure about the bed lifts I have used them on other beds in the past....so I would say they should be fine on this bed
1031895
from the floor to the side frame is 9 and 1/2 in. With both the boxspring and mattress distance to floor is 29 in. Does that help? I hope I understood your question My daughter loves the bed!
1031896
About 8 inches. The frame is. Sturdy should be fine if lifts put under legs
1220112
A mattress that tall would sit above the frame on the ends furthest from the wall about 2" or so. The rest of the frame would rise above the mattress. We use a standard mattress on ours and at the lowest points it sits just below the frame. Structurally, this bed is awesome and comes with tons of supports so the possible extra weight of the mattress would not be a problem. Hope this helps!
430572
the king frame from the floor to the bottom of the box frame is 7 inches high, frame is real sturdy
320053
At the center it is 52 3/4 high and 23" from the floor to bottom of the headboard. The legs are a flimsy metal and we had to insert a piece of wood to stabilize it. It may depend on your bed frame.
110982
Ours stands 56" tall (floor to the top of the side frames). Our Top Shelf is 49" from the floor...may be adjustable but I don't know: my wife bought and assembled it.
424577
The corners of the metal frame that the mattress sits on has holes and corresponding hardware to attach a headboard and footboard to. You might not be able to use the sides you bought. The height of the mattress on top of the metal frame stands roughly 26 inches from the floor. Hope that helps. We love the mattress.
104625
A little over a foot but I have box springs so the bed sits higher. This frame is only for a mattress
132155
The bottom of the shelves are 29" from the floor. I have a metal queen bed frame that is 9" tall & 18" of bed spring & mattress & there is still room for taller bedding. Hope this helps .
251932
I think it would hold you....there is no frame - the fold out bed forms the couch, so it should be just fine!
915199
You can definitely store items under the bed frame. It has about 2 or so feet of height underneath once put together. It's a wonderful bed frame. Looks great, sturdy, easy to put together. It's a great buy.
1287478
The frame does not hold the mattress in place, i.e., it can slide some. For the most part I have not found this to be a problem. The bed is well built. I have two.
27305
rails are correct for a non foot board frame it is 72.5 bed hangs out 7 inches i have a queen
1019283
I have a king frame, and it's a little less than 7" from the floor to the bottom of the frame/box spring. I wanted mine higher, so I put the wheels on risers. It works fine.
428132
From the floor to the bottom of the bed frame is 9 inches. I used a box spring AND a mattress which made height from the top of the bed to the floor 31 inches. This bed is awesome!! The support on this bed makes it extremely sturdy and comfortable. I highly recommend it! Especially for the price!!!!!!Plenty of room for storage underneath.
241852
About 58 inches -I just measured. I had a little difficulty attaching the headboard with the hardware included, but did manage it. So it stands up higher behind my bed than that, because it's several inches off the floor, by virtue of where it's attached. It looks gorgeous.
2019432
If you leave out the metal frame with Wood slats that came with it, there is 6 inches from the floor to the edge of the frame. If you leave the wood slats, 2 1/2 inches. So with slats, no. Without, yes.
600980
From the lowest point on the footboard to the floor is 5 and 3/4 inches . Very low to the floor on this bed frame . The first 8 inch mattress I tried was too low for an adult to get up from so I replaced it with a 12 inch mattress . That now works out ok for a guest bedroom bed . Also you might also be interested to know that from the sides of the bed frame to the floor is 10 inches . The bed is of pretty strong construction overall just a little low to the floor for an adult , probably be fine for a youngster . After replacing the mattress I slept on the bed a few nights just to try it out and it slept fine with NO box spring just the 12 inch mattress . I like it ok for what I paid for it . Hope this helps .