Can I use a regular side mattress for this frames
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Any regular twin mattress works great with this bed frame! No boxspring is necessary.
1336316
If by regular side mattress you mean a spring mattress, yes. Actually I think any type of mattress would work, since it is a flat surface. So, futons, foam, etc. should all work.
1336317
The twin frames I have purchased only take Twin XL - about 6" longer in length than regular Twin mattress. I made a cushion pillow to take up the additional length from the standard twin mattress. I intend to buy a twin XL mattress in very near future as my son will be too tall for the standard mattress. We actually bought special baskets that fit end to end for holding his books while reading in bed or other materials- gave him added organization space at the head of his bed. I have two twin XL platform frames. My boys have outgrown the standard twin mattress. I was unable to find a standard twin platform frame. I went with these frames. I'm well satisfied with the purchase made. Hope this helps. The twin frames I have purchased only take Twin XL - about 6" longer in length than regular Twin mattress. I made a cushion pillow to take up the additional length from the standard twin mattress. I intend to buy a twin XL mattress in very near future as my son will be too tall for the standard mattress. We actually bought special baskets that fit end to end for holding his books while reading in bed or other materials- gave him added organization space at the head of his bed. I have two twin XL platform frames. My boys have outgrown the standard twin mattress. I was unable to find a... » Read More The twin frames I have purchased only take Twin XL - about 6" longer in length than regular Twin mattress. I made a cushion pillow to take up the additional length from the standard twin mattress. I intend to buy a twin XL mattress in very near future as my son will be too tall for the standard mattress. We actually bought special baskets that fit end to end for holding his books while reading in bed or other materials- gave him added organization space at the head of his bed. I have two twin XL platform frames. My boys have outgrown the standard twin mattress. I was unable to find a standard twin platform frame. I went with these frames. I'm well satisfied with the purchase made. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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You don't need/use a box spring with this bed. But yes, a regular mattress is all you need.
718283
You can use a queen mattress if you want, but this platform was just not made to suit that size; the mattress will overhang on the sides. This platform is also available in queen size if interested under model #3070233. Our full and queen platform can support up to 500 pounds including the weight of the mattress
1989399
I don't see why the other poster said "No". It's just a memory foam mattress just like the dozens of other memory foam mattresses that are sold with adjustable bed frames. Memory foam mattresses are more bendable than spring mattresses, and are better suited for bendy frames!
51515
Yes. I have a regular mattress. Actually, a regular mattress weighs a lot less than a memory foam mattress!
2057828
Yes you can use a regular mattress and absolutely no box spring necessary. I use a 12 inch foam mattress from Costco and its the best sleep I've had. Save yourself a lot of money.
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I ordered the metal support frame with mine, it works fine except the side legs are too close to the edge, very easy to stub your toes...and very painful.They really should have recesses the legs on the frame. I would think a regular box spring would work fine too.
2229543
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!!!!
1131753
If you are wanting to put both mattress and the box spring on it, yes you can. It will just sit higher than the normal basic frame. If you want to just put the mattress on it with no box spring, yes, you can do that also. This frame is designed to replace the box spring. It's mostly going to depend upon the thickness of the mattress for comfort. I hope this helps.
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No you don't, I just converted my old bed frame(wooden) into a platform bed. It just needs to be flat and solid. I think they sell some already made on here I think they are called mattress foundations that fit in your bed frame. Hope this helps and would be happy to answer anything else if I can.
1938500
I suppose you could if you laid a piece of ply wood on the frame first. But I would not put just a queen mattress on this frame, I would only do that with a twin mattress.
1094952
Yes. However, this frame is terrible. It really doesn't matter what kind of mattress you use with it.
1989859
Yes, unless you have a bed frame that does not require a foundation or a boxsprings. For example, if you have a daybed that springs are build into the frame you will not need boxsprings or the foundation.
2254267
Patricia, this frame is designed for a box spring. I think you would be very uncomfortable placing just a mattress in it and it probably would fall off the narrow metal side frames. There is only one cross beam to support the middle. It would not work well.
17778
Optional. You can put it on a platform bed frame or buy one of the bed frame just for these mattresses. I have done both and the beds are equally comfortable.
467646
Yes, if your existing bedframe is a regular bedframe and not anything "special made".
470552
yes you can..this is a very durable frame/foundation. well worth the money and can def support a foam mattress.