What length Duse ruffle can be used if I use a box spring and matress on this frame?
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14" was perfect over the metal frame (not adding a box spring on top of metal frame)
1604704
I have it on a double...but the bar that goes under the matress is adjustable....I will try to look this evening and let you know.
1744082
I returned this item because it was not for use with a mattress over 5" and my mattress was 9". I am sorry but because I did not use this bedrail, I cannot answer your question.
866636
My king bed had 2 box springs so I needed 2 covers. Note they are longer than normal due to being for a king
1092195
It probably doesn't matter as long as it fits. I bought a set of encasements for a queen size. The box spring encasement was so huge I could put both mattress and box springs in it. This prevents me from making my bed properly. I am not really happy just because of the improper fit
152601
Even though there are middle supports, the box springs and mattress I am using (queen size) stick out farther than the frame does but will stay on. I don't how extra long your set is but my feeling is anything longer than queen may not have enough support.
1707609
I'm not sure. My dad has a twin bed. There was strap left over that I think my brother doubled. You may want to contact the company for exact lengths. It is a great, helpful product, though!
2061997
Hello - not sure where you read your measurement however I measured 2x's and it is 471/2" from the floor to the top of the filial. We have a box spring and a mattress and the frame looks great. I think it should work for you.
2112267
Our box spring (queen size) sits inside so I suppose you could do a full size and just have am inch or two of free space around the frame
1698250
The combined height is a normal height if you had mattress and box springs. I did find that my dust ruffle was a little long so I adjusted using the frame and a few straight pins to hold in place. I love the bed and am very happy that I got it.
1112533
I bought this for my standard box spring and mattress set up- queen size. I have mine attached the the bed frame and it works very nicely! I've had no problems with it.
193183
I don't quite understand what you have. My mattress is older (8" from the box springs) and it worked well for me. I did a lot of measuring before I ordered it trying to figure out if it would work and in the end, just took a leap of faith that worked for me.
1521341
You may use a box spring, a wooden frame with slats no more than 4" apart, or a metal bed base.
486942
I measured about 26 3/4 inches. Yes you can use a box spring on a metal frame.
1119791
I have, it is standard length for a twin. We do not use box springs on ours since it was for a smaller child. It seems to be super sturdy.
948414
If I am understanding correctly I think it would be too risky. Most box springs are wood frames covered in fabric. If you are thinking of boosting up on these instead of a bed frame, every time you move your bed it would slip off to the side. You really need the leg of the beg to insert into the hole.
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I bought these as a gift so I do not have the exact measurements. However, the duvet places on a twin bed just short of the floor. A bed ruffle shows about 8 inches around the bed.