Does anyone know which size frame would work best with two twin mattresses?
1827602
Two twins are as wide as a king, but about 5" shorter. so this may not work for that.
1827603
Only if they are Twin XL mattresses. Standard Twin and Full mattresses are 75" long while Queens and Kings are 80" long. The longest is the California King at 85", but not as wide as a traditional (Eastern) King. But again, Twin XL and Full XL are also 80" long.
1827604
I believe 2 twins side by side if they are common width are 38 inches so put together this would be 79 total when side by side. The common king width Is 79 inches wide as well I believe. So if you wanted to make sure you could measure your twin bed widths and then compare to measurements on the website per each frame but I am thinking a king size would be appropriate but measuring the widths would be your best bet yo ensure the correct size.
704385
Any full size futon mattress will fit this frame. I had a six inch one already that I bought the frame for and it works fine.
237145
I used a XL twin mattress, about $400, not a foam piece. I don't know that the foam would be enough or last over time.
1354388
I used a standard twin sheet because that is the size of the air bed. Note that I used a foam topper so I just tucked the sheet under that and even tho there was a lot of sheet to tuck in, it works fine!
461303
When you place a twin mattress there is no extra space. A twin mattress fits it perfectly.
31308
I used regular twin bed size. The ones with the 18 inch pocket (from tip to elastic on the fitted bottom sheet) worked well and did not pop off the mattress. For comfort and bottom-up warmth, I used a foam egg crate-type topper and a padded matress pad on the bed under the fitted sweet. I love this bed for size, comfort and durability.
1918957
My wife and I, as well as several couples among our friends and family (of widely varying size and shape), can all sleep comfortably in pairs on this frame. Bear in mind that a lot of the comfort has to do with your selection of mattress (I recommend spring!), but size should not be an issue for two adults.
1731419
I bought a: Twin Size Ultimate Dreams Budget Saver Firm, Sold by Dreamfoam Bedding from Amazon. It works great.
615324
Yes, according to the manufacturer. Essentially, a king size frame is comprised of two twin xl frames, with a center attachment piece. I couldn't tell you if a single fixed king-sized bed frame was any stronger or better, than two PragmaBed frames connected together (as the manufacturer sells). If you have to know the answer or a scientific opinion, best check with an engineer regarding rigidity, surface / contact-point tension and flex, and weight issues between this and your other option (the engineer might really enjoy this study). Other than that, I haven't read anywhere where connecting two strong xl twin frames were anymore dangerous, or if it really mattered. My two cents.
1408552
I have two queen size beds. On is the tradional metal frame with a bar in the middle. And I have a wooden bred frame with a bar in the middle also. I have added a bunny board to each bed. On bed has a box springs as well and one doesn't. It works either way and the back support feeling is great. I have no additional bars or internal legs in the frame. If you do it's fine also. The addition and use of the bunny board is the best thing I could do since I have had back surgery and still have a very bad back. It works great and I get a good nights sleep. Go for the bunky bed boards!!
2267448
You will have to contact the seller for this question. I bought the twin size.
538709
I would assume so, but of course a division with mattresses. I needed these to have twin sized beds for triplets. They had outgrown two mattresses pushed together. One was always sleeping over the division between the mattresses...not so comfortable? If you were meaning hooking the frames together to make one big frame for king sized, I don't know about that as the middle would have no supports? I really forget how they hooked together to remember if that would work at all. Kathy
1299234
I just used a regular twin size mattress from the twin bed we already had, and it works great - no issues.
1850214
This is a question best answered by the seller or manufacturer. I only have experience with a twin-sized bed.
1473296
We have bought 3 of this frame, one full and 2 queen. I think you would need a box spring as on the beds we have bought there is only one cross support. No idea what a twin has. I can only tell you that we like the style and finish so much that when we have moved we have always replaced with exactly the same frame. Very nice finish and product.
2124531
I believe, you would have to buy a bed frame for a twin bed. I bought a Twin XL for my grandson's Twin Xl mattress... You might be able to get 2 twins from a King size one.
877681
This is a good frame and would support two twins....I don't believe they will slip. This does clip together in the middle....sounds like it's not sturdy but it is. If you put a king size padded cover on it....might be enough to keep the mattresses together