Would adding this frame provide sufficient support for split queen box springs?
1854206
We used it for a king bed (split box springs which are actually two twin box springs), and it works great. As long as your headboard/footboard and side rails are sturdy, this will shore up your support in the middle.
1777408
I think it perhaps may work, as you already have the firm surface of the box spring under it.I'd say give it a try.
2150933
I don't think so. You don't need box springs with high density foam. We use slats or a plywood platform and it's perfect.
1212334
With a foam mattress, I had to add additional cross beams to provide adequate support. Box springs or additional cross beams will be necessary to support a mattress.
677045
Yes, I would think so. I have metal mattress supports but if I had regular box springs...Yes I would cover both.
849219
Not the metal adjustable sqaure frames, but with any platorm frame it would work. no box spring needed. We have ours on the floor bc we have a very active todler and it works fine like that too!
908641
yes, it will not be a problem. A good idea would be to distribute the weight among multiple support bars, not just one.
1038253
If you are putting it on a frame, then yes. Get a low profile box spring. If you are putting it on a bed with a flat base, then no.
60421
I currently use it to support a Casper mattress which is a foam/latex combination. Being the top of the frame is made up of solid steel slats it supports the mattress perfectly. The only thing you need is this platform and a mattress. It's that simple. With a mattress on top of this platform it sits at about the same height as a traditional box spring and mattress combination. All I can say is I highly recommend it.
537587
No. you could get some plywood and put that on top of the support system, but the spacing of the support system alone is too wide to support your mattress without a box spring or plywood under the mattress.
1083170
Yes, you will definitely want one, since this frame doesn't have those built-in metal springs in between the supports.
1667936
Yes, its the frame as well as bars that support the mattress. You would not use a box spring with this bed frame, just a mattress.
807785
Yes, I use a frame under the box spring. Whether it's necessary or not, I couldn't tell you. I just have a regular metal frame, nothing fancy.
890915
We put a sheet of plywood over our existing box springs and it's worked beautifully. You definitely need to support the mattress.
709011
This functions like a bedframe and box spring in one. I put my memory foam mattress directly on it, (with only a bedskirt between for aesthetic purposes). It really does add the same support you would get from a box spring; I must admit I have been impressed with it.
57386
Yes you may, but you don't have to place a box spring as this product can replace old box spring and bed frame.
537589
I do not believe this frame will offer the same support as the slats you have without a box spring.