Are you able to use a box spring too?
475877
No, not without modifications. It's really a platform bed meant for a springless mattress.
475878
Yes. This frame will support a box spring if you want to use one. But, there is enough frame support that a box spring is not required.
475879
I am not using a box spring myself but you could use one. The bed would be on the high side if a box spring was used though.
475880
I don't see why not, but that would make the top of the bed very high. Just having a mattress on mine brings it to a height of 23 1/2 inches, which is perfect for me and I'm 6'2". Also I would note that the mattress does move around on top of the frame as you toss and turn throughout the night. Pillows (and cats too) can fall between the mattress and the wall,so you have to readjust in the morning. That said I still am very happy with my purchase, and I would buy it again in a heartbeat.
475881
We are. We have a low profile box springs and the bed is very tall. I don't think it would work well with a regular height box springs unless you cut the legs and made them shorter. But then, you would loose your underbed storage, so I don't know why you wouldn't just buy a standard metal bed frame then.
475882
I suppose you could, but the frame itself is already pretty hight off the ground, and as soon as I added the mattress, it was a about 12 inches off the ground; no need for a box spring.
475883
You would have to double check dimensions, but practically speaking I would think yes. Especially if you want extr height. My son wanted a therapeutic foam type mattress and the one we found was quite lofty on is own, so height wasn't an issue for him.
475884
I have a memory foam mattress on the frame, which is 14 1/2" off the floor, making the total height 21" off the floor. It would be your own preference to use a box spring, however, it is not necessary. If you already have a box spring, try sleeping on the frame without it. Then make your decision. I get a great night's sleep without a box spring.
849219
Not the metal adjustable sqaure frames, but with any platorm frame it would work. no box spring needed. We have ours on the floor bc we have a very active todler and it works fine like that too!
1252843
No a box spring won't work, their are two middle bars already to hold mattress
1709362
I own this bed and I think you probably do. The frame is a Hollywood frame which would not be very comfortable without a box spring.
2034627
No....there isn't enough space. If you did it anyway I feel it would spoil the look your trying to achieve. I thought I would miss my box spring but not the case !!!
127753
Yes you do need a box spring. Love the head board foot board. Very stationary
1368862
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.
537458
Not sure we had a box spring we just put it on top of that. No problems. It is a good mattress.
794400
I would like to say you can. But I just keep it on the floor without box spring because I am lazy to get one. I hope someone else can answer that.
1499704
you can but i wouldnt suggest it, you will hear the wood hitting the wood and its going to be to high. not good. Box springs in the cost of mattress sets are very inexpensive, maybe see if they would let you take the boxspring back possible or try it and see what you think. Those are my thoughts. Hope all this helps. If noe of this works i have hundreds of others beds for sale, hows that on our full site. 6102773747 Good luck. Linda
1201036
yes Bonnie you can use your box spring with this mattress, but it will make your bed higher than a regular one ! I like mine that way , enjoy !
377458
I do not believe you need a box spring. I have the matress on a Bunkie Board in a bunk bed.
2134280
You probably can, but the bed would be really, really high. This frame stands about 15 inches high fully assembled, and the height is not adjustable. Personally, with our 18-inch mattress, I wouldn't want it any higher. I honestly don't think it needs a box spring, though. It's really stable and firm.
1954728
You could use a box spring, but it isn't necessary. This bed is a platform bed. There aren't "slats," but a solid piece of plywood.
1882317
This bed is really made as a platform. So technically you don't need the box spring. We just have the mattress. You "technically" could put the box spring but I think the bed will be way too high. You may need a step to get into the bed with both. Hope this helps.
1638377
Like you, we only wanted to replace the mattress not our box Springs & frame. I contacted the manufacturer about using their Mattresses on our old frame & box springs and we're told that we could. We've had this mattress for several months with no problems. So my "short" answer is yes you can.
670986
You can add a box spring but you bed will be very tall. You will need a step stool. I only use a mattress.