will this bed frame support a soft side waterbed mattress.
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Since I wasn't sure what the requirements for a soft side waterbed mattress were, I watched this video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=prkAgaMN8RkBased on this, the answer is almost certainly yes. If your concern is weight, then I will echo all of the other answers and reviews: the frame is ridiculously sturdy, and I cannot imagine a mattress heavy enough to cause a problem to this frame, waterbed or no.
465472
I'm sorry - I am unable to answer that question. Best to contact the manufacturer.
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It should. Each side is installed separately. So, it shouldn't matter what size the bed is. If the bed doesn't have a box spring, it's a little more difficult to install.
915271
If your heater is meant for hard side water bed, than yes it should. If your current heater is old, I would buy a new one and use it simply because of the difficulty in changing it once the mattress is filled. I would however recommend leaving the old heater in to use in conjunction with, or as a back up to the new one. I'm glad I did so because this mattress seems to be more difficult to heat than the old one I had. Hope this helps
1633700
Only if your bed frame has the extension to mount the head and foot boards to it. Other wise it's only the top poles holding it together.
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I think so. I have a set of bed frame to go with it. It will be a little low without a box springs or a frame. Hope it's helpful :)
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The description states: "Full Watt Solid State Waterbed Heater for use with minimum 9" depth waterbeds in rigid side box or wood waterbed frames." I purchased it for a wood frame waterbed. I found this heater for softside waterbeds by the same company, in fact the control, looks the same. But my suggestion would be to purchase the one designated for the softside beds. The item I found is: Softside Waterbed Heater Thermal Guardian Touch Temp Heater. Type that in the search on Amazon and you can look at it.
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Depending on size and amount of water as well as your frame yes they do a hard side bed like mine made of oak can handle about 600 lbs or so. Your frame may have a weight limit as mines from way back when its just 2x12s and plywood base on a 4x4 base
770901
If you are putting this mattress on a traditional bed frame without supports, yes. If you're putting the mattress on a platform bed, which I believe is recommended practice for these types of mattress, no.
1953517
Yes. I have a California king hard side waterbed and they work great. I am thinking of getting another set. I don't have the corner locking stick insert but they still stay tucked in fairly well. I am sure it would work even better with the comer stick thing.
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I have slats on my sleigh bed and the way this is constructed it supports the foam mattress on top on this hunky boards foundation. The frame is very well constructed and the top is a thin solid wood to fully support the mattress. The framing underneath is solid to work on slats
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This foundation is not suitable for waterbed. This would be a better option for waterbeds. http://www.amazon.com/Classic-Brands-Platform-Mattress-Foundation/dp/B00UA62WXW/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1429792905&sr=8-1&keywords=europa+platform+bed
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I'm not sure I have the answer you're looking for: I had just purchased a bed frame with the basic metal cross-bars for support (of the frame, I discovered) and a memory foam mattress. I needed this to support the mattress. They work perfectly together.
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We just purchased a metal frame for it and seems to work fine. However, it would be nice if the mattress had more support around the edges.
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No, just any support will do. Slats on a frame, closely spaced, or, just any type of solid support.
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This item didn't work for me, I needed it for an Ozark Trail air mattress. It may work on a waterbed, I would suggest contacting Intex directly and ask them to be sure.
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Yes- soft on all sides and bottom with metal support rods to keep it in shape.
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Yes, of course. It is a bed frame that will support both a boxspring and a mattress; and has been tested up to 1,200 pounds for extra strength.