Can this be used on a bed set up with out a box spring? Just mattress and frame?
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I believe so. Rail just slips in under mattress. Answer depends on the frame under mattress. If a solid board, yes. If slats, would need to line up rail arms and slats so something for arms to rest on.
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There is really no reason to use a box spring at all. There are slats that go across the bed frame and that is all you need. If you did use a box spring, you would be rather high and your mattress might slide off trying to get in and out of bed.
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I have it on a platform bed and it is great, so you will not need a box spring, as long as it have support (platform, slats or even a sheet of plywood if you are using a traditional bed frame).
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If the frame is the right size and there's something solid for the mattress to lay on I don't see why not. Can't say from experience because I have a box spring though.
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Yes you can put your box springs and top mattress on the bed frame. IT is made for that. I had no problems with it.
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I don't know about the bed frame. I used a regular box spring with a piece of MDF between.
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Don't use a box spring. You'd need a ladder to climb up onto this bed if you did ;)
1988323
That should work, although this mattress doesn't need the box springs. A platform, such as plywood, works fine.
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The frame is pre-drilled for a headboard and footboard. You will not need a box spring, though one may be used if you like.
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Manufacturer indicates that it can be used with box spring or board. We are currently using it with a box spring. Great mattress for the price.
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No, mattress only. You need to have frame and box springs to put mattress on.
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If the mattress sits down inside any sort of bed frame (meaning that the top edge of the frame comes up above the bottom edge of the mattress on the bed rail side) you will need to make some modifications before it will work. I use the bed rail on a twin bed without a box spring, but I needed to raise the mattress up to the level of the top of the frame to make it work. I did this by placing 2"x10" boards on top of the frame, and setting the mattress down on top of the boards.
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No. You definitely need a bed frame to properly support the mattress and box spring.
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I just got two of these beds, you could use a box springs. We choose not to however it works either way.
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You don't have to use a box spring, but the wood holding up the mattress is not sufficient enough in terms of strength to hold up the average mattress. You should place additional pieces of wood on the frame or get a flat piece of wood cut to the length and with of the are in which the bed will be placed. Put it over the wood to brace the mattress.
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Thanks for your interest in the bed. This is a platform bed so the mattress just sits on a platform. If you put a box spring under the mattress you would be too high. You could possibly remove the platform and set the box spring down into the frame but I cannot say for sure as I don't have one to look at in person.ThanksRussell WestWest Furnishings
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It's very likely. The product includes only the headboard and footboard, so it is necessary to already have a bed frame. I own a simple metal floor frame(to which I attached the end boards) which necessitates a box spring. Additionally, the combined height of a box spring and mattress line up well with the leather cross section of the headboard.