how far apart are the slats...the distance between slats?
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Hello Inela! The distance between each slat for Whitmor 6026-3562 Natural Wood Household Shelves is about an inch. If you have additional questions regarding this item feel free to contact our Customer Service Department, Monday-Friday 8am-4:30pm (CST) at (888) 944-8667 or email us at help@whitmor.com. Have a great day!
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Sorry it took so long to answer - sick with the flu. The slats are 1 1/2 inches apart.
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i gave my couch away a few months ago as i have moved into smaller quarters so can't give you a measurement, but i can say the slats were 'fine'.. they supported the weight well, were certainly not overly narrow nor spaced too far apart. this is a sturdy couch that will last you a long time. PS, there is enough flex to the wood so you do not feel as if you are lying on a big flat rock.-- and don't let the price scare you - you get MORE than your money's worth.
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about 3 inches between each wood slat- great bed. will take about an hour to assembly.
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Near as I can tell (my cat being in my face) the slats on my twin bed are about 6" apart.
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We recommend as per the assembly instructions that the gap between the slats are less than 4mm.
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The 2 slats together equal 9 inches. The posts go in the ground about a foot.
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About 4" between slats. Plastic caps are slightly wider than slats. This a very light weight but efficient frame.We use it with an air mattress.
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Inside the bed...distance of the length from slat at foot of bed to slat at head of bed is 53.5". Basically, this is a fraction more than the length of the mattress. The style of the bed is curved on the legs and the rims at top on the foot and head of the bed. My bed length there is 57". However, the 59" is referring to the pieces underneath the legs of the bed. The legs sit on small rectangular pieces of wood. The measurement from end to end of bed there is 59".Inside of bed= 53.5" standard length; decorative components = 59"
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On ours (a twin and a queen) the slats are 1.5" wide with a 4" space between slats. The queen also has two support slats that run the length of the bed spaced 5" apart
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The bed frame slats' top is 3 1/4" above the floor. Add your mattress width to calculate clearance needed. FYI, the slats are about 10" apart from each other. Under our regular twin bed frame, it only fits with a thinner than usual foam mattress. The problem then is that the foam mattress falls through the slats's gap.
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The slats are relatively close together (4-5 inches), but I think it's still recommended to have bunk boards. If you don't have a bunk board, over a period of time the mattress could sag between the slats.
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I want to add that the slats sit in a U shaped piece of metal that seems to be welded in place, and then the slat is screwed to hold it in place tightly. My measurement was 12 inches from the floor. We like the bed very much and thought it was well made.
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The slats are 2-1/4 ins wide and the gap between slats is 4-1/4 ins approx. The slats are connected with a couple of fabric tapes, I think this is to make laying them out easier, rather than for anything structural. If you cut the tapes you can probably put the slats any distance apart you want. I think only three or so of the slats are screwed to the frame, the tape keeps the other slats in place, again you can screw them in wherever you want, I followed the assembly instructions. The slats are standard wood, you can probably get more 'slats' at a DIY store. I see one person said 2 ins apart, I took the mattress off and measured mine, they were 4-1/4 ins approx. The slats are 2-1/4 ins wide and the gap between slats is 4-1/4 ins approx. The slats are connected with a couple of fabric tapes, I think this is to make laying them out easier, rather than for anything structural. If you cut the tapes you can probably put the slats any distance apart you want. I think only three or so of the slats are screwed to the frame, the tape keeps the other slats in place, again you can screw them in wherever you want, I followed the assembly instructions. The slats are standard wood, you can probably get more 'slats' at a DIY store. I see one person said 2 ins... » Read More The slats are 2-1/4 ins wide and the gap between slats is 4-1/4 ins approx. The slats are connected with a couple of fabric tapes, I think this is to make laying them out easier, rather than for anything structural. If you cut the tapes you can probably put the slats any distance apart you want. I think only three or so of the slats are screwed to the frame, the tape keeps the other slats in place, again you can screw them in wherever you want, I followed the assembly instructions. The slats are standard wood, you can probably get more 'slats' at a DIY store. I see one person said 2 ins apart, I took the mattress off and measured mine, they were 4-1/4 ins approx. « Show Less
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approx. 25 inches apart at the extreme edges of the rack. This is a nice and sturdy rack without looking like it should be hanging in some castle !
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Hi, I have the twin platform bed frame. The 2 3/4 inch slats are spaced about 3 inches apart. There is no center support however this frame is solid.
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The slats alone might pose an issue - I did not try it once I saw how far they would be spaced. I placed a plywood board from Lowe's ($12) on the slats to support my memory foam mattress and it works great.
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You'd certainly still need slats. The gap between cross rails is probably 18 inches. A single mattress on these rails would be painful!