how is this frame for air mattresses?
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I purchased it for my daughter and she uses a form mattress which works ver well
817983
This is a bed platform that is suitable for all mattresses including air mattresses due to the overall support given by the wire spacing on the platform.
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I do not know, but I can say it's got no sharp edges or nasty bits that might harm an air mattress. Using happily for almost a full year now.
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I used it for an air mattress for several months. No problem. I might have put a blanket or bedspread under the mattress to be safer, but I don't think that was necessary.
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I use this platform frame with an air mattress shared by two rambunctious grandsons and the air mattress is working out just fine. I did however put a mattress pad on the side that is in contact with the frame and a fitted sheet. You can then make the bed with a regular sheet with no problems.
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I have had mine for about 6 weeks and use it on a adjustable frame. That aspect of it is fine. I think ANY foam mattress (and most spring mattresses) are OK for an adjustable frame. Still deciding whether I like the feel of the mattress itself. Think I would like a softer 1-2 inch top layer, but a firmer middle layer so that my butt doesn't sink in so far (2 inches). 5'8" male 170 lbs.
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I have not had any problems at all with it, the frame seems fine. However, I have it in the AC where humidity is not a problem. If it were in a humid environment, it might be an issue.
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Yes I believe. This bed frame has cross steel rods that can hold your mattress. But your mattress may move when you try to get down or get on to it as the base of air bed could be smoother
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I have been sleeping on an air mattress consistently for 10 years....and it is always on a box spring and frame. You would never know it's not a traditional mattress/bed.
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I put a memory foam mattress directly on top and it was fine. I would suggest putting a flat sheet under the mattress and covering the metal part of the frame. it isn't that pretty looking
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We bought this bed to use for house guests, and it is great for that. But I think it requires a flat surface for set up. Between that concern and the weight, I'd recommend a frameless air bed as a better alternative.
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If it were me, I would NOT use an air mattress on it. There are too many steel rails or "edges" on this frame that can, over time and pressure, cause a rupture in an air mattress, compared to laying an air mattress on a box-spring or the floor, where all the pressure of the air mattress is evenly distributed.
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We had a memory foam mattress that we put on the frame and it works great. Still very happy with the frame!
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A frame will do fine. Or just a flat surface. The mattress does it all. I'm sure you will pleased with comfort. Mattresses don't get any better than Sleep Master, at any cost. jim killian April 29, 2013
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LOL I cannot guarantee that but will tell you that it does seem very sturdy for an air bed. Also, since it has an attached pump, any air loss can be quickly replaced. The fabric also seems thicker than our other aerobed, and the formed edges are supportive of an adult rolling around at night. Maybe you can limit the number of hops? My guess is somewhere in the manual it says NOT to hop on it, but all I can tell you is that it is a sturdy AIR bed.
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Yes, that's just how we used it. The futon frame was pretty stable, bit it fit well. Mattress is on the firm side but very comfortable.
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This is wood frame work that supports a sagging mattress. No u cant sleep directly on it. It supports those types of beds that have the individual slacks. Its a great buy. I bought 2 of thema and used them on bunk beds. My son told me that it felt like he got a new mattress.
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I have this mattress on a bed frame. You won't be disappointed. Fairly firm, seems very durable..
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i wouldnt use an air mattress on it unless you have something solid over the top of it - the nuts that are used to secure the support pieces could turn just through day to day use, which could then slice and dice your air mattress. in addition, the air mattress could sink into the spaces between the wires of the frame (in the more open middle space) and possibly cause damage. This is just my take on it, and you can do what you like - i just see possible issues.
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I've had this mattress for a little over a year now and just put it on a regular IKEA frame (with no box spring). Works great!