My boxsprings are two separate extra-long twins. (My mattress on top of them is a California King.) Can this bed frame hold two boxsprings like that?
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My Serta iComfort Cal King mattress measures at 72" wide x 84" long and sides on top of two Serta low-profile box springs (foundations that measure at 36" wide x 84" long ea.).The side rails of the frame measures at 76" long.
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I called Hollywood Bed Frames, and I was told the 4069 is for CA King, while the 4169 is for the Eastern King (typical King) bed. I was also told that if there's a BR after the number, it indicates it has rollers, and if there is a BG after the number, it indicates it has the glider style feet. This information was hugely helpful for me. I also noticed that in the review section on Amazon, all the reviews for the Serta Stabl-Base bedframes are grouped together with some of them referring to the roller style and others to the gliders, etc.
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Sharon, sorry this didn't fit I had to return it. If you have a California king size it won't fit! This is the most recent response. Ignore my last one!
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I have the same long twin box springs and California king mattress and I bought this frame for my son who is a teenager and he has had this for a year now, it works great and it is sturdy. I had my brother and wife sleep on it for a week when they came to visit, they slept like babies.
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My Serta iComfort Cal King mattress measures at 72" wide x 84" long and sides on top of two Serta low-profile box springs (foundations that measure at 36" wide x 84" long ea.). The side rails of the frame measures at 76" long.
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I have a standard adjustable frame from Costco set up for twin size and I did bolt the headboard to the frame. The outside edges of the wooden legs are flush with the outside edges of the frame. The headboard juts out about a finger width more from the outside edges of the legs. I guess it will not work out if you bolted two headboards on two twin frames
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My son, at college, is using the frame as a twin bed frame only so he has not used the support legs that one needs if making a full size frame. My hunch is that after the weight of the box springs and mattress are added to the frame, the frame will "settle down" and the supports will likely touch the floor. The frame works great as a twin size and my son has had no problems.
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I have a boxspring with it. because there are slats and not a platform, I do not think a mattress alone would work very well. Great bed - looks beautiful and appears way more expensive then it is. I highly recommend it.
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It is called a box, it's a flexible metal frame with great support. The frame comes in two parts. You can have two twins or one king. It also comes with the cover to the frame so it is covered up. It works great!
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This is a good frame and would support two twins....I don't believe they will slip. This does clip together in the middle....sounds like it's not sturdy but it is. If you put a king size padded cover on it....might be enough to keep the mattresses together
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You can use a box spring with the Sleep Master frame. However, since the top of the frame is 14 inches, it is already at the standard height of a frame and box spring, so putting a box spring on top would increase the height of your mattress by whatever the thickness of your box spring is. We tried it just to see how high it would be, and for us it was just too high.
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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.
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I suppose you could put a boxspring on top of it, as long as the boxspring and the mattress did not slide around each other. The way it's designed though, you don't need a boxspring. The boards/slats have some flexibility. Mine is very comfortable with just a mattress.
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Yes. My daughter's bed is a platform bed with no boxspring tucked right into the corner of her room. There are straps that go from the rail and they run between the mattress and platform. The straps end with a round metal disc that then rests perpendicular against the other side of the mattress to hold it in place. Works great. We've never had a problem.
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Sorry Mccradle but a Cal King will not fit. However we have a sleep number king mattress, not a Matisse and it fits perfectly. We also use no boxsprings.
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Yes you can. The double size mattress I bought replaced my daughters old and sagging top mattress. We put it right on top of the box spring and she loves it!
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You would place the straps and L bracket between the box spring and mattress for support. The straps adjust to fit the lesser width of the twin mattress.
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Its two frames connected with two brackets, that should be placed in the middle to hold frames together tightly.. Yes frames can be used as two twins or king size.. High off the ground great storage underneath and with a good sturdy mattress box spring not needed
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Chandramohan , I built my own frame out of 2x6 . The box springs and mattress rest on top . I also screwed the frame ( head board, foot board and both side rails ) together because they kept coming apart . Now it is one solid frame. After a lot of doing this and doing that , it is finally the way I believe it should be. If I had to do this over again I would probably just buy a bed from some place like Rooms to Go and let the store employees deliver and put the whole thing together and leave all the work out of it for me.
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It would depend on what type of bed or bed frame your useing. If you have a platform bed or platform bed frame which is what I used, you don't need a box frame. But if you have one of the frames that basically outlines the outer bottom edges of your mattress then you need a box frame. I hope this helps! Very comfy bed though. I couldn't be happier with it.
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No, you don't need boxsprings. And if you want the mattress to fit very snuggly, you might want to buy the longer twin mattress.