How high is the foot rail? And can this be used as the foundation for a memory foam mattress? Thanks!
511312
It's about half the height of the head rail, and we have a memory foam mattress on it and no box spring. It's perfect!
511313
I'm using a memory foam mattress with this bed. It has very durable flat railed bottom. You don't need a box spring, but I opted for a 4" low profile box spring. With my 12" mattress I have about 6" of brass showing at my feet.
511314
The foot rail is approximately 29 inches high. We have a memory foam on ours, and it works fine.
511315
The foot rail is 29 inches top to floor. We use this frame as a platform for our 12 inch memory foam mattress and it's perfect! No box spring neccesary.
511316
The foot rail from floor to top is 30"; the headboard is 44"; from floor to bed frame is 12". Yes, it can be used with a memory foam mattress. That's what I have on mine.
511317
Not sure of the of foot rail but I believe it will support a memory foam mattress the bed is very supportive and we'll made
1851243
I wouldn't think so. This foam is upholstery weight foam used more for stuffing chair or sofa cushions, so it is firm but not stiff or solid. If I am understanding what you want, your foot would sink in to the foam and compress it to the floor as apposed to being firm enough to stand on top of.
655585
I doubt it. The rail system need he weight of the mattress to keep it firm and stable. We found it best to have the rail up near the head of the bed. It seems it would be awkward to have it set at the foot end side.
797120
Yes, you can. I have a memory foam mattress and I love the height - I think it is perfect.
1886791
You will need at minimum a box spring. Rails are designed to support box springs not the mattress itself. Your memory foam mattress will be destroyed on the rails without a boxspring to support it properly.
1840521
I used the metal frame made for a queen sized memory foam mattress. It is easy to put together and take apart. It holds the mattress well; there is little shifting due to movement during sleep. This mattress is also so thick that a more traditional frame and box spring would make it too high for most people.
470552
yes you can..this is a very durable frame/foundation. well worth the money and can def support a foam mattress.
58477
On the lowest setting, the top of our mattress to the lowest rail top is about 19.5 inches. The height from the top rail to the box spring is about 25 inches, so you could do the math if you want to know an exact height with your mattress. Good luck!
1106939
I think so. I'd guess that the distance from the top of the railing to the top of the mattress in the highest level would be about a foot. These units tend to get beat up in shipping but I don't see how you could go wrong at its current price... I paid at least $30 more!
1211663
The rails are roughly 11.5 inches above the slats. I have a five inch mattress on this bed, but clearly could be deeper.
1803252
Thank you for your interest in our product. The item you are inquiry is B011Q which has 2 rails. You will need a box to support before applying mattress. Thank you and have a wonderful day! --FurnitureMaxx
693155
There are holes on this to thread a bolt through to the headboard/footboard. I am not sure if it will be too high for your model headboard and foot board. The holes sit 12 3/4 inches from floor level
528844
Its a solid piece. No slats. I would think it should be fine for a memory foam mattress
1138792
12" from ground to bottom where mattress would rest. 26" from top of rail to bottom where mattress would rest. I love it, best thing as well as the high chair. My grandsons have used both since they were born.
1455341
I use my mattress AND box springs so it's not an issue as the top of the footboard is an inch above my bed...
1447337
The mattress sticks put a few inches past the frame. It's no problem unless you wanted to add a footboard. The problem with this frame is that it comes without nuts to hold the bed together and the bolts are fixed in place, so you have to try a couple of sizes to get the right fit and can only use one of the two bolts in each section. I would not but this frame based on that information.
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.