Will this work with a regular mattress? Also, will the frame legs scratch a wood floor?
447017
It will work with a regular mattress. No box spring needed. Lots of space for storage underneath. Haven't noticed scratches on our stained concrete floor. Excellent choice.
447018
I used my old mattress on it. Fits just fine. I have it on carpet so I don't know if it would scratch the floor. Very sturdy. My kids jump on it all the time.
447019
I have a regular mattress and it works well. It fits perfectly inside my large wood headboard/footboard. I don't have a wood floor but the frame has rubber stoppers on the legs. The frame stays put and is very sturdy.
447020
Yes it will work with a mattress and it will scratch a wood floor but for a few bucks you can buy the felt looking protectors at any store
447021
Yes, you can use a regular mattress as well. There are enough slots to support any mattress used. There are protectors on the bottom of the legs to protect the floor, but you will need to check those periodically for wear to ensure they are not worn through to the metal.
447022
I love mine.. It will work with any mattress.. I don't believe it would scratch any floor and was so easy to put up.. I would highly recommend it!
943983
I used a regular bed frame and it works perfectly fine for me. I also used a traditional mattress without any problems. Hopefully that helps.
1112532
Yes, it will work with a standard queen/full size bed frame. The attachment plate has multiple adjustment holes to give you the best fit.
119175
It fits standard size mattresses. It will adjust to fit twin, full, and queen. Not sure if it fits king. The 60" mattresses is a queen size, so it should work fine. Now the bad news, I bought the frame for my daughter's full size and within two weeks one of the legs folded up, bending the frame. Trying to get seller to send me a new one or refund my money, but not having a lot of luck. Would not recommend buying this frame nor would I recommend buying from this seller. Really bad experience.
963438
I don't normally bump into it, but my mattress is actually almost too big for it. As long as you pay attention, it shouldn't be a problem. You'll get used to it after a while. But I kind of regret buying it because the borders on the tops of the platform have to be screwed on.. they don't come pre-attached/made onto the platform pieces. I threw them under the sink and never touched them.
1287478
The frame does not hold the mattress in place, i.e., it can slide some. For the most part I have not found this to be a problem. The bed is well built. I have two.
1455273
We use a regular fitted twin sheet and it works fine. However, the mattress is not as thick as a normal mattress, so we just tuck in the excess. Also, the mattress has straps that attach to the metal frame, which prevent the sheet from fully being able to fit. But, with all of that said, we've used it twice so far with company visiting and no one had complained or had any issues with how the sheets fit.
2257659
Standard queen sheets do work--I've put on fitted and normal sheets without issue. I've never used a mattress protector, but it should work. Size-wise should fit fine, unless it's the the ones where you need to stretch it around the corners--this is about twice the thickness as a standard mattress, so anything that needs to fit around the bottom itself and not stretch around the sides could have an issue.
236961
Yes, it will work, but make sure the wooden supports are not too far apart. I have a full size platform bed, so I bought a nice high mattress w/o a box spring. There were only 3 wood supports that are installed with the platform bed frame, NOT enough to put a mattress on, so I had to nail in 4 more planks of wood. Then i put the mattress supports over the 7 wood supports. It's sufficient now. I will tell you over time, you will probably need to buy the mattress supports again after 1.5 years. I'm at that point now. But it worked fairly well for its purpose. Just make sure you have enough wooden supports w/o too large of gaps. Yes, it will work, but make sure the wooden supports are not too far apart. I have a full size platform bed, so I bought a nice high mattress w/o a box spring. There were only 3 wood supports that are installed with the platform bed frame, NOT enough to put a mattress on, so I had to nail in 4 more planks of wood. Then i put the mattress supports over the 7 wood supports. It's sufficient now. I will tell you over time, you will probably need to buy the mattress supports again after 1.5 years. I'm at that point now. But it worked fairly well for its purpose. Just make sure you have enough... » Read More Yes, it will work, but make sure the wooden supports are not too far apart. I have a full size platform bed, so I bought a nice high mattress w/o a box spring. There were only 3 wood supports that are installed with the platform bed frame, NOT enough to put a mattress on, so I had to nail in 4 more planks of wood. Then i put the mattress supports over the 7 wood supports. It's sufficient now. I will tell you over time, you will probably need to buy the mattress supports again after 1.5 years. I'm at that point now. But it worked fairly well for its purpose. Just make sure you have enough wooden supports w/o too large of gaps. « Show Less
295497
It comes with a frame that has wire rather than slats. This mattress could also work on the floor,but I don't think you'd do well putting it on any other frame,one with slats for instance,due to the lack of framework on he actual mattress itself. It is super comfortable and the frame it comes with is adaptable for use with a bolt-type attachable headboard.
1139600
Yes, I'm sure it will work. If you look at how the legs are attached, you don't need to cut them - you can simply remove them and reattach later when you want to use it as a regular bed. This is a very well made bed, made with good materials.
1177501
I am a bigger guy and I think having the plywood will help. The mattress has gotten some holes from where the flimsy wires broke. As for the sliding, mine already does it, so having plywood won't make a difference. I plan on getting a piece soon to see how it works.
754875
I have memory foam mattress, it's bit harder then regular foam mattresses and it works. Eventually I'll use it on the floor when I'll get use to it more. Thanks!
1389874
Probably not because the weight of the mattress is what helps keep this in place. Regular thickness mattress and thin box spring would be OK.
236457
The frame's feet would be well-suited for hard wood flooring. There is a hard rubber non-slip cap that goes on the end of each leg and it prevents damage or sliding on the floors.
547949
not as far as i can tell just a regular box spring and mattress and it works great
2253492
Yes, it does work. I bought a very inexpensive $88 silver metal frame futon from Walmart. It came with a cheap foam mattress that had gotten flat within a month of sitting on it. This new futon mattress works perfectly on that frame. This futon frame that I have does not have the two guards on the front bottom, that some futon frames have to prevent the mattress from sliding forward though. I have to say that if it did, then this mattress would not work; I would have to take those guards off. This mattress does not slide and looks perfect as is with the frame.