would a queen mattress fit comfortable on top of it? I know there's a queen size, but I might need the smaller full size to fit in a bed frame
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Absolule, a queen mattress fits perfectly BUT the flaw with this frame and I added a piece of memory foam and my guests love th bed. However you need to know that the legs do not lock should you move the bed at all. I have tried repeatedly to get the manufacturer to answer the question of how to make this happen and they do not return my calls. Once you have the bed where you want it make sure you kick the legs to get them into place and they stay until you move the frame
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You wouldn't want to place a box spring on top of the frame. The frame has slats that connect from the middle board to the frame which strengthens the frame all over. Also, the slats are purposely bowed upward just a little to allow for flex. My mattress comes up out of the frame and it's 8". With a box spring it would be super high. I got the queen and got a memory foam mattress. A regular mattress would suffice as well. Hope this helps!
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A queen sized mattress will sit about 2 inches deep into the frame. No need for box bed. I Don't think they make a frame for full sized bed.
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Yes, we used a full size and had a couple feet of space on each side, so a queen would fit too.
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Yes. My wife and I slept on a full size matress for several years. The frame is very sturdy.
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No...you can see that there is a light brown surface, with the two black rails from the pictures...a Full size mattress spans just inside the edges of those two black rails (so to be honest, you can see a bit of the tan surface). A Queen mattress will actually sit "up on" those two rails, and be even with the very edges of the bed. I am afraid that a King mattress would hang over quite a bit. --Be aware that no matter the mattress you choose...there are quite possibly a large number of other bed frames that will be better than this one will...even for what seems like an inexpensive amount of money to pay...would I trade this for something else, if I could?...in an instant
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Queen size would fit no problem. I wouldn't go with twin because I fear that would be too tight/short. Longer would be better.
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it takes a queen size to fit a queen size bed. Full and queen size are not interchangeable.
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I can fit 3 air mattresses in mine - a queen a full and a twin but then we don't move about a whole lot while in side. either end for a queen is fine but I prefer the middle due to bears :-)
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I just purchased the queen size foam mattress. I have a platform bed frame. Will it be okay on that or do I need to purchase something else with this mattres to be able to sleep on it and acquire great sleep?
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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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I don't believe a full size mattress would fit, but I believe a twin size would.
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Hi. Sorry that would be hard for me to answer because I put queen size on my sons beds that are fills. So already a bit bigger for a full.
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Ehh I have a full an it fits just fine but a queen and thick mattress not to sure.
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Mattress sits about 4" in frame. Standard full mattress is best, but if deeper it will just sit higher. Other than that it doesn't matter:)
959757
It's best to use this on top of your mattress. Also, this is sized as a queen. With that being said, I left mine on my stone floor to air out a few days and tried laying on it then. It was still surprisingly comfortable, but if you are not light enough you could be hitting the surface beneath the mattress topper. My advice, get a cheap mattress and place the topper on it.
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I would say a California king mattress would fit best. I bought the queen bed frame for my queen mattress and it fits perfectly with neither too much space around the sides or too little space where the mattress might over hang. I think if you used a regular king on a California king frame you would end up with extra frame space around the sides which would make getting in bed uncomfortable.