what kind of mattress should I purchase for the twin frame?
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I put a Brentwood Intrigue 7" quilted interspring mattress, Made in USA, that is sold on Amazon. about $100.00. I am pleased with it.
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Lana, the twin mattress I bought, fits just right on my old twin box spring. Perhaps someone else might have more information for you.
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Having had three memory foam mattresses, I'd say any firm base would work. The ones included with Tempurpedic are just empty wood boxes. Plywood would work, so would a floor. I've even slept on one in the back of a van on extended photography trips. Anything that will support the weight of the mattress (they're 50+ pounds, depending on size) and people should be no problem. You won't notice any unevenness of the base through the mattress, either.
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Hello Pankaj V. Absolutely. you can use any kind of mattress for this frame as long as it is the right size for the bed that you purchase
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I bought the original mattress by mistake. I have a mini co-sleeper so I exchanged it with a smaller size. The one I got that was a fit for the mini co-sleeper is sturdy and a good quality. You would't need anything else underneath.
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The frame is slender, so it won't make much difference. A standard twin mattress fits just fine.
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U need a specific frame. I wish I would have known this before I purchased the bed.
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I recently bought the full size and it fits a queen sized bed perfectly, so i would say get a twin.
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I'm not sure what that is. I would just use the frame that comes with the mattress.
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The mattress would definitely work for you, the frame though may not I'm about 200lbs and it creeks a little when I move. I definitely wouldn't jump on to the bed lol. I'm not thrilled with how the frame was made it doesn't have a whole lot of support bars like I thought it did. I will say that I've had 2 kids on the bed at one time with me and it hasn't broken, one was 150lbs and the other 100lbs. So it may be okay. You can find other frames on here for pretty cheap. Or you can check sleepys and when they have a sale buy a frame. The have really good deals. This mattress is wonderful though so its worth buying it for just this part. The mattress would definitely work for you, the frame though may not I'm about 200lbs and it creeks a little when I move. I definitely wouldn't jump on to the bed lol. I'm not thrilled with how the frame was made it doesn't have a whole lot of support bars like I thought it did. I will say that I've had 2 kids on the bed at one time with me and it hasn't broken, one was 150lbs and the other 100lbs. So it may be okay. You can find other frames on here for pretty cheap. Or you can check sleepys and when they have a sale buy a frame. The have really good deals. This mattress is wonderful... » Read More The mattress would definitely work for you, the frame though may not I'm about 200lbs and it creeks a little when I move. I definitely wouldn't jump on to the bed lol. I'm not thrilled with how the frame was made it doesn't have a whole lot of support bars like I thought it did. I will say that I've had 2 kids on the bed at one time with me and it hasn't broken, one was 150lbs and the other 100lbs. So it may be okay. You can find other frames on here for pretty cheap. Or you can check sleepys and when they have a sale buy a frame. The have really good deals. This mattress is wonderful though so its worth buying it for just this part. « Show Less
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Having purchased just the one frame with mattress so far, and from the previous checks i made sourcing different frames to fit a chosen mattress, I noticed they do appear to be of a standard size and fitting, allowing you to choose your choice of frame to suit choice of mattress.
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I purchased both a mattress and box spring. I would recommend both..as the frame is metal and a box spring would help reduce mattress sag over time.
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I just purchased the queen size foam mattress. I have a platform bed frame. Will it be okay on that or do I need to purchase something else with this mattres to be able to sleep on it and acquire great sleep?
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Regular twin mattress. I used a bunk mattress & regret it. It's too hard & my child doesn't like to sleep on it.
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while the cot supports adult weight (and is quite comfortable as is) I think a twin mattress would be a clumsy fit and too heavy. Camp cots are low to the ground and not very wide. A more conventional choice for the height and width I think you're looking for would be a roll-away bed in my opinion.
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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.
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I got the x long with the thick mattress as I have a king adjustable bed which takes 2 protectors and they will be too big so you would need the regular twin size.