Is this frame for a King Mattress and Box Spring?
57290
Yes, this frame will hold a King Size Mattress and the box springs. What we found, was that for a king size mattress, they actually sell you 2 XL twin box springs. This frame is very nice, I was impressed with its quality.
57291
Yes, it fits a king size mattress and two twin XL box springs (I guess they don't make a king size box spring, or if they do it's not common.) The entire bed setup sits up pretty high but I like it that way.
57292
You can order it for a king (I did). Very impressed with the frame; very easy single-person set-up. The legs are positioned just recess enough so you don't bang your toes into the supports. My husband and I are goodly sized people, and the frame had stood up very well in the 6 months we've owned it- no creaking!
277602
No. This bedframe does not require a box spring. I purchased one of these bed frames for a cabin. I was so pleased with it I purchased five more. I was concerned that it would not be very solid, but these bed frames are rock solid. In my opinion, they are a very good product at a very good price.
44305
mine fit a standard king frame. It is bolted on with two bolts on each side. I did not need additional support.
1667936
Yes, its the frame as well as bars that support the mattress. You would not use a box spring with this bed frame, just a mattress.
440712
No, due to the height of the rails. The rails are not tall enough for both a mattress and box spring, the mattress would slide right off due to not being contained by the rails. But the bed frame is made to not need a box spring at all, which is how I use it with no problems.
2079475
Yes. I have two twin size box springs purchased new and recently with my king mattress. Fits perfectly.
44146
Yes a regular king mattress and box spring. I chose the low profile box spring. This is a great bed!
1599643
Yes, box spring fits in base of frame. The top of box spring is only about an inch to 2 inches above the frame base.
1502543
It would depend on what type of bed or bed frame your useing. If you have a platform bed or platform bed frame which is what I used, you don't need a box frame. But if you have one of the frames that basically outlines the outer bottom edges of your mattress then you need a box frame. I hope this helps! Very comfy bed though. I couldn't be happier with it.
1482518
Yes - we placed our Sleep Master mattress directly on a metal box frame we purchased from Amazon. The frame provides adequate support. We were extremely pleased and saw no need for either a box spring or any other type of mattress or added support. For us, this mattress on the metal frame is quite comfortable.
1567252
it just fits your king mattress, not box springs ... i used one to move last month.
2267699
This is the complete bed frame. I use mattress only. I don't use box spring .
1665998
Yes. I had absolutely no trouble attaching it to the king size bed frame which supports box spring and mattress. I am very happy with this purchase.
658168
If your bedframe has substantial cross support such as slates, then you do not need a box spring, which is a separate purchase. My Dynasty mattress is on a metal slated frame which provides all the support needed.
2001750
Yes- though note that this mattress requires a platform bed frame, or a box spring.
149007
I can only speak for the Queen-size frame. I say, Definitely Not. The frame is very strong and has plenty of support. All box springs already have plenty of cross slats. If you are putting the mattress directly onto the frame, you definitely need some more cross slats, or better yet, 3/4" plywood.
2122723
No, it IS a bed frame. Won't fit into one. It's an unusual thing- not as high as a regular frame but definitely lifts the mattress off the ground a foot or so, a little higher than a regular box spring.