Is there a wight limit for the bed frame
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The bed is very solid, as is the metal rack that the mattress sits on. I'm 130 and sleep on it and it could easily hold at least two of me.
388169
No, if you made the foundation wide enough for king mattress ( which is possible) the holes in them would be too narrow. You could make 4 extensions to do this. The foundation has 6 legs that hold the weight. The headboard and footboard will not get any wider than queen.
358032
Honestly, its hard to say. I have a few things hanging that are very heavy and add weight and it has held up for a few months now. So I am assuming there is a limit, but I'm not willing to test it. However, so far so good. I would suggest to be cautious as to what you're putting on it and how much of it. First sign of weakness, just stop.
1184147
I'm not sure what the weight limit of this is but I'm 6' 1" and 250 lbs. I have no problem on this frame. Although, I did not skimp on the mattress which is what a lot of people do when it comes to futons. I have the Otis Moonshadow mattress. Don't go cheap! Not only will have a nice thick mattress help with any weight on the frame, it will just feel 1 million times better than a cheap thin mattress.
1917971
Weight limit for upper bunk is 150 lbs. I don't know of a weight limit for lower bed. It does have wooden slats in the frame, so no jumping or goofing around on the bed, or piling the whole family on top.
721772
We have used this system to support a full sized mattress and box spring that was solely resting on the bed frame. It has solved the sagging problem we had with the middle of the mattress and also lends stability. I cannot be specific with a weight limit but it has worked perfectly in solving our problem. Hope this helps.
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We have found a resent problem with this frame. It has bent on the side where my 110 pound boy and his friend sat to play vidieo games. I am looking st various solutions to shore up the frame and mske it stronger. I bought this frame because the trendle bed we already had would fit below.
1287478
The frame does not hold the mattress in place, i.e., it can slide some. For the most part I have not found this to be a problem. The bed is well built. I have two.
1067055
I do not know for sure on the weight limit but i put bunky boards on my beds for added protection... These are very nice beds.
2277533
This isn't a bed, so there isn't a weight limit. This is just a canopy that sits around your already existing bed.
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I don't recall seeing any limits listed on the construction sheet, but I was able to sit on it (being 300+ lbs.) Granted, I slowly lowered myself onto it and wouldn't do it again. The bolts connecting the three shelves (two for shoes, and one under the wood panel) are fairly sturdy, and the bar across the top helps reinforce it, but the screws holding the panel to the frame are tiny, and the panel is particle board. It does come with anchors for securing it to the wall, but I just keep it wedged between a couch and the wall.
545316
no i am sorry that i can't help you. i purchased the bed frame and sent it right back because it was not heavy-duty like it claimed. i put it together and added a full size bed to it and i felt like it was about to collapse inward. just my opinion though. when it says heavy duty i don't expect wal-mart brand.
623032
No, the bed has wood slats that support the mattress, there is about 1 1/2 inches between each slat.
494372
According to the Waifair .com site the limit is 750lbs.http://www.wayfair.com/Dexter-Metal-Bed-B4114X-FB1973.html
2277532
You don't actually sleep on the canapy part so I don't know is there is a weight limit...it is separate from the actual bed..
208190
So sorry for the delay in answering I was on vacation. While we absolutely love the sturdiness of the frame we were unable to attach to our wheat bedframe because the supports would not extend high enough. from the floor to the bottom plate of mattress rest is 7". the frame can (in my opinion) safely extend to maybe 9" high.
2277530
what difference does it make...you need to know the "weight" limit on the mattress/frame - the foot-headboard does not hold you!!