Will this mattress fit right onto a metal frame? Or does it need a spring box?
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I have a twin and full. The full has a solid base (bunk frame) and the twin has around 8 slats across the bottom. You will need some sort of support. Even plywood with supports would probably suffice.
1862931
It can go onto a frame that is designed to replace the box spring, otherwise it will need the support of a box spring. It is just like a regular mattress.
1862932
You need a firm base. My frame has a mid beam. So I had a sheet of 3/4" plywood cut down to 2-24x75" and a 5"x75"x1" board on the frame. If no mid bead on frame, a single 48x75 sheet of plywood plus a filler strip board should be able to support mattress and 2 persons. The top of my mattress to floor is 16" on bed frame. With a box spring, it would raise the height and provide support. Hope this helps.
1862933
I slept on this mattress on a Bronze Metal Annabella Collection Full Size Bed Headboard Footboard Rails & Slats. It was quite comfortable and I had no problems. I did get a box spring simply because I wanted more height than with just the mattress.
1862934
If you have this mattress you will need some type of support. I'm not sure what type of metal frame you have but that should be ok. I have a 10 inch box spring and it works great for me. At 5'9 225 Female I have no complaints. I also have a queen size. Hopes this helps.
1862935
It is very soft and has no internal backbone, so you will need a box spring
1201034
the mattress is heavy and it will not slide off of your box spring, as long as you dont have plastic on your box springs !
1127180
Yes, you need a box spring with this! There are 4 slats that go across and that is not enough for the mattress.
1840521
I used the metal frame made for a queen sized memory foam mattress. It is easy to put together and take apart. It holds the mattress well; there is little shifting due to movement during sleep. This mattress is also so thick that a more traditional frame and box spring would make it too high for most people.
454507
Thanks for your interest in the bed set. This uses metal rails so it would need a box spring to sit in the frame and then the mattress on top.Sincerely,Russell WestWest Furnishings
903581
If you buy the queen size frame the dimensions are 84.9 x 61.5 x 52.1 inches so a 60" x 80" box spring and mattress will fit easily. If you look at the Product Details for the different size frames it will give you the size and weight assembled.
1187047
We have this mattress on a wood platform frame not on a box spring. It is a really comfortable mattress.
2001750
Yes- though note that this mattress requires a platform bed frame, or a box spring.
943982
I put it on a metal bed frame with a center support. Should be fine with a traditional mattress. I did use a foam mattress.
1585128
No assembly. Just open the box, place the metal frame into its protective cloth cover, top, bottom is labeled then unfold and zip it closed. Very simple. Box spring has no unnecessary padding, you will never feel it anyway. The mattress is aamaazing! I'll recommend this bed to my enemies. With a good night's sleep, they'll be too busy relaxing then scheming!
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The mattress is very tall which makes it even taller on a box spring. As I remember it comes with 10 years warranty, therefore a box should be sufficient.
90828
I put in right on the Sterns & Foster double bed box springs andhave that on the floor......no metal frame ...that gives it a low profile or else you would need a latter to get in bed.
2175283
I own this. It only needs a mattress. In fact, the lip of the bed frame is only about two inches, so a mattress on top of a box spring would be difficult to keep steady.
17779
I used a platform bed frame that has multiple slats and no need for a box spring. It is firm and very comfortable, perfect for that platform bed.
454508
Thanks for your interest in the bed set. This uses metal rails so it would need a box spring to sit in the frame and then the mattress on top. Sincerely, Russell West West Furnishings
530695
It was a mattress only on top of a hospital bedframe which had springs in the frame. I don't believe box springs would be necessary. It is a nice heavy foam....comfortable and does not squish down easily.
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I don't have a box spring under mine, or one of those fancy metal frames. Mine sits on five wooden slats about five inches wide. Its been like that about a year and is just fine.