On a full size frame are there legs in the middle to give the mattress support, or are there just legs along the perimeter
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The frame comes in two pieces that both unfold and then connect together, and each piece has six legs: two at the head, two at the middle, two at the foot. So when they're connected there are actually six perimeter legs and six legs running along the center of the frame. It is definitely well supported in the middle.
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Yes, there are legs in the middle. The frame is designed as two singlebed frames that are attached together. All the legs are braced, creating a very ridgid support.
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Yes. There's three boards that go across the frame (the mattress sits on)and two legs that hold it off the ground. The legs are not very sturdy. I moved my bed and the legs broke. I ended up taking the boards and legs out from under the mattress and now the mattress just sits on the floor with the frame around it.
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The springs that hold up the mattress is supported by the back and two sides. It does not have independent legs. This beg is sturdy and my daughter loves it.
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No, it is all supported across the bed with the pictured springs. The support is in the middle of the bed, and I never noticed it.
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We have a new mattress! That is not the issue! There should be side and foot boards like shown in the photos! The headboard is wobbly without them!
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yes - frame only. I suggest 10 inches or more for matress. I wish I had gotten a 12 inch mattress - because I'm so heavy 315 ilbs. Great Bed!!!!
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I have a queen...my mattress sits on the platform. It sits almost flush with the inside edges of the 4 pieces of the bed frame.
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It is open underneath. Mine has a support leg in the middle on each side. It would not be easy to slide a mattress in and out of under the bed.
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There is an inch lip surrounding the frame keeping a standard twin size mattress in place
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We are currently using 12 inch memory foam mattresses (we have 3, one queen and two full). Seems fine, but I am contemplating on adding sanded plywood or some sort of flat surface for additional support. It's also a little lower than a standard bed, the other option instead of plywood would be using a box spring. I agree with the other reviewers, the center legs are very tiny. The slats are also not "finished" (sanded), so it does damage the part of the tucked sheet, thus my thought on using finished plywood or better yet, a box spring.
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We just purchased a metal frame for it and seems to work fine. However, it would be nice if the mattress had more support around the edges.
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Hello, Well the lower part is were your legs are and higher area is were your back is supported.You don't see once the bed is filled so there is nothing to worry about it's very confortable.
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There are two sturdy square planks of particle board supporting the mattress. These in turn rest on the wooden frame. It is very sturdy. It is also better than planks as the solid board prevents any dust from above getting in to the drawers below.
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I actually purchased the frame for a full mattress and it looks great. The full mattress is centered in the frame and once you place the night table on the sides you don't even notice that the frame is a bit larger on the sides.
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You can lay a mattress across the framework. There is a wood piece or 2 across the middle for support along with support bands for a little more. There is a weight limit so adding a board would add extra weight and is not necessary.
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There is 5". In the center underneath tthe bed there are 3 wooden brace legs.. I love the bed!
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Hi Lintilla, I own and use the queen size frame. It does have six legs. It is a very sturdy frame. I hope this helps!