Can I put a heavy mattress on the top?
459103
Yes, it is chris, and yes you may put a regular mattress on top. I put a foam mattress and I am very happy with my bed.. no complaints, it is sturdy and functional.... perfecto
459104
Yes, it is chris, and yes you may put a regular mattress on top. I put a foam mattress and I am very happy with my bed..no complaints, it is sturdy and functional.... perfecto
459105
Yes..it can take the weight of a heavy mattress...I am not sure though how heavy...but it can hold the weight of two normal twin size mattresses.
1094892
I would say yes, if you put heavy things on the bottom and lighter ones on the top.
1710477
Yes very heavy/sturdy we love ours you will have to reinforce the support of the mattress slats .... we used plywood
1811941
yes, you can. but don't put anything else on top as it will cave in the top
1422805
You could, but it would make it very high. I bought this bed in order to put a trundle pull out under it. I am 5'4" and when I am standing next to the bed, the top of the mattress (without the box spring) come up to mid thigh on me. Any higher and it would be hand to get into.
1253906
You can place a mattress directly on top of the frame. You can even use a bedskirt in between the frame and the mattress for a nicer look.
389688
Yes you can! We've got at least a 10 pound bag sitting on top with no problem.
1403233
You CAN put this on top of your box spring, but it's a very thick mattress. You will need something underneath it to support (like slats or a board) it.
670987
I suppose you could put a boxspring on top of it, as long as the boxspring and the mattress did not slide around each other. The way it's designed though, you don't need a boxspring. The boards/slats have some flexibility. Mine is very comfortable with just a mattress.
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.
685600
You could, however it will make your mattress a whole lot higher to get into. Just depends on hight of your box spring and mattress.
2042278
A thick mattress will be fine - but using a box springs will probably make it too high. I love this daybed & it looks really nice...
2127535
I don't see why not, but the mattress is very high. The bed frame would have to be low.
996162
Yes it can I am grown and very healthy and I got up there and slept. Very comfortable. I recommend this product. I got a thinner mattress to put up on top and it worked great!
756232
You probably could, but I would think it's unnecessary. I have it on slats about 15" high off the ground and it's pretty high already with the added height of the mattress. I am short (5'3") and it's high enough for me. Hope it helps!
947596
I would not do that. If you already have a bed frame with slates, you can go to a local Lowes or Home Depot and buy a piece of plywood to put on the slates and then put your mattress on top of that.
970560
I wouldn't think so. It's pretty big and thick. On top of the mattress is how it's intended to be used. The weight of a mattress on top might create too much stress on the seams, I think. But I don't have experience with sleep number beds.