How far from the floor is the bottom of the back of the headboard? can I use this frame with my box spring?
486942
I measured about 26 3/4 inches. Yes you can use a box spring on a metal frame.
486943
I don't know how far from the floor but you have to use a box spring with it. There isn't much space between the floor and box spring. I love this bed!!!
61422
There is no bed frame with this headboard you must provide your own. Yes, you will need a box spring.
1354096
nope. You've got a 6 1/2 inch clearance underneath this bed, that 6 1/2" is measured directly to the start of the bottom of the frame itself. (Source: I just measured)
1368861
I imagine you can because it will sit on top of planks. Functionally it should be fine. I use a mattress only though. You will want to be careful of the total height because it will take away from the look of the headboard. Also, you will need to completely cover the box spring because of how it sits inside the frame. A bed skirt will not work with this frame. Hope this helps.Ryan
1279749
My bed is approximately 14 3/4 inches from the floor to the bottom of the mattress. There is some adjustment available on the legs when you set it up. I think it should be fine.
89080
I don't think it will be to low, if that is your preference. I got a higher box spring and it looks great, it just depends on how high you want it to come up the headboard.
100157
Right at 25 inches, using a bed/frame with a pop up trundle...no box springs, just a mattress. My daughter doesn't prop her pillows up against the shelf; so she doesn't have any problems with it. I did not bolt the headboard to the bed frame because the holes don't line up, so I could jack it up some if needed. She puts stuffed animals, nail polish, IPod dock, fan, etc. on her shelves and hasn't had any problems at all. Hope this helps.
638345
I would say yes, it is on the low side for bed height. I find the height acceptable, but my partner wishes it was higher. I believe this bed frame is meant to be used without a box spring component, but if a height increase is needed, you should be able to insert a box spring below your normal mattress without any problems.
412409
I use a mattress and box spring. Without both the gap between the headboard and mattresses might be to large.
2002536
The box spring has an attachment at bottom (head side) for you to put a headboard on. Doesn't have to be the headboard in pic. Looks like you can attach any headboard! Good luck!
1625448
There is approximately 24 inches from the bottom rail to the floor. However, the holes where the mattress frame attaches to the headboard are drilled at about 6-7 inches from the floor on the uprights of the headboard. It appears you could cut about 4 inches off the legs but your mattress would literally be resting on the floor.
1368863
A low profile will work better than a full size box spring. I have a full size and it is too high it covers too much of the headboard.
1981681
This is not a frame, but a replacement for a box spring. As such it should sit on the frame, you would not want to attached a headboard to it.
1368864
I imagine you can because it will sit on top of planks. Functionally it should be fine. I use a mattress only though. You will want to be careful of the total height because it will take away from the look of the headboard. Also, you will need to completely cover the box spring because of how it sits inside the frame. A bed skirt will not work with this frame. Hope this helps. Ryan
2198396
I used a mattress and box spring for my son with this bed frame. It works well, you just don't see as much of the headboard.
61421
This is just a headboard. We attached to a bedframe we already had. We did use a box springs under the mattress.
914035
I'm sorry I can't answer this question. The reasons is it was shipped to my granddaughter in college. ( We had it sent to her directly from amazon) She does not have a box springs or headboard. She is very happy with it an love the room for storage under it I believe the inches are given on line. Sorry I can't help.