For a queen, do you need extra support in the middle. I want to use it on frame meant for a box springs?
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I m using a queen size on a queen wooden bed frame instead of a box spring. But I do have wooden slats under it. I would say you should be able to use it the same way you used a box spring on the same bed. If you didn't have any support under the box spring then you probably won't need it under the bunky board. But I can't say for sure because I used slats with the box spring and the bunky board.
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We used it for a king bed (split box springs which are actually two twin box springs), and it works great. As long as your headboard/footboard and side rails are sturdy, this will shore up your support in the middle.
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I purchased a queen size mattress and it is on a captain's bed with drawers beneath the platform, very solid. I'm not sure if you mean a box spring on a bed frame or just the mattress on a bed frame. We've never had a box spring, just the solid platform. If you mean just a bed frame, I would imagine it would need some additional support otherwise it might sag over time.
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The bed comes with supports that make it so that you don't have to use a box spring - and the box spring will change the look this bed is designed for. The supports are made oversized so they have a slight curve which will make your box springs somewhat bouncy. In short, don't plan on using box springs with this bed. On a further note, I thought the supports were too flimsy and replaced them with full plywood boards and the bed works great now.
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I don't know. We haven't set our frames up yet because we're waiting to receive the box springs we ordered after the fact. Ours is a King.
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Not if you get a good thick mattress. The bed has an adjustment so you can lower the frame to allow a box spring, but it will be money wasted. We got a good thick queen Beauty Rest Mattress and it is great without the box spring.
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You certainly need some type of support structure. If you have a platform bed, then you do not need a box spring. If you only have a frame, you need a support structure, the most common being a box spring. I mean you could use a piece of plywood provided there was enough support. Personally, I bought a box spring and a frame.
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I do not believe this frame will offer the same support as the slats you have without a box spring.
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Purchased this bed frame for my son in Queen size. Yes, can be used without box spring.
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I bought this for my standard box spring and mattress set up- queen size. I have mine attached the the bed frame and it works very nicely! I've had no problems with it.
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No. You definitely need a bed frame to properly support the mattress and box spring.
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I believe so. Mine came with a wider frame than I needed and I bought a queen. You need to have rails on the side for it to work properly though.
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You don't need a box spring if you have a platform bed. If it's for a regular frame bed you need box spring.
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For best results, a flat platform frame or foundation is needed. We have used box springs on a standard metal frame with memory foam and were happier once we switched to a platform type frame with the mattress directly on top of it. We have this mattress directly on a wooden bunk bed frame and it is great!
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No a box spring won't work, their are two middle bars already to hold mattress
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My box springs sits on both the frame and cross support beams. With the box spring and mattererss both on it is even with the footboard.
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I have my queen over a box spring and have not had any issue although they recommend a flat solid base