will this bed frame still work with a box sspring
1410835
Yes, but you will most likely cover the headboard once the box spring and mattress are in place.
744674
I have a box spring on this frame and the only issue I have is that the box spring moves around easily if you try to move your mattress, etc. We are going to solve that by putting screws through the frame into the box spring.
263899
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.
467646
Yes, if your existing bedframe is a regular bedframe and not anything "special made".
1618948
I have a metal frame for my boxspring and mattress. There are screws that come with the headboard, and they easily fit into the predrilled ones on your bed frame. The headboard has also got predrilled holes. I screwed them together before I put the uooer part of the headboard on so I could easily align the holes. Just make sure to read directions carefully before starting.
1679536
Yes Danny any standard bed frame should work, I bought a standard bed frame from Walmart worked perfect. Beautiful headboard better than picture.
2846
Yes you will need a bed frame. It did not match mine perfectly, but I made it work.
1269232
That depends on the kind of frame. Mine only had one end that I could attach to, so I flipped it around, attached the bottom end, and then pushed the bed against the wall the hold the head board. Not the greatest, butnitnworks just fine and I have not had any problems with it.
1897204
no the side rails will not be useable the boxspring sits ontop of the new metal frame
1201037
The original box springs do NOT work well, you need a flat surface so there is not sagging - we removed the box springs, put in 2x4s and plywood and that works wonderfully well on the original frame
807785
Yes, I use a frame under the box spring. Whether it's necessary or not, I couldn't tell you. I just have a regular metal frame, nothing fancy.
1115298
I used this to replace two twin box springs on my king sized full frame (wooden head, foot boards and side rails) bed. The original system used slats so I wasn't sure it would fit inside the frame but I took a chance. I am hoping my experience will help you decide if this frame will work for you. All of the frame legs except for two fit easily within the original bed as they are a couple inches inboard. However, the two center legs would not. It was necessary to notch the original bed side rails in these two places with a reciprocating saw to fit the new frame within the original bed.
1200068
Yes, of course. It is a bed frame that will support both a boxspring and a mattress; and has been tested up to 1,200 pounds for extra strength.
475881
We are. We have a low profile box springs and the bed is very tall. I don't think it would work well with a regular height box springs unless you cut the legs and made them shorter. But then, you would loose your underbed storage, so I don't know why you wouldn't just buy a standard metal bed frame then.
1363764
It might not be flush against the front of th bed might lose a couple inches depending on box style
1677514
Yes but you do need something like a platform bed to put it on. It won't sit in like the regular metal frame by itself that you use with a matress and a box spring.
1502300
Hmmmm - I'm going to say, "no." this is the issue: the frame itself is rather "wide". It looks like this frame (mine is a CALKING) is just a bit wider than my FORMER FRAME (which was wooden - and held the boxsping inside). I currently have a Sterns & Foster CALKING set on this frame - once I added the boxspring and mattress -It became HIGHER than a traditional bed set - but I LOVE the frame. Absolutley no "wobble/wiggle". Hope this helps.