How big are the spaces between the slats on the Queen size?
21502
Called Classic Brands directly and was advised that the distance between slats on a QUEEN size mattress is 4.5" (both 8" height or 4" height). They do not offer another type with closer slats.
21503
4.5" on the King. They vary by bed size, but none are 3". This also agrees with manufacturer specification. I read on generic mattress site that it should be 3"or less, however, this company also makes foam and latex mattresses that go with this, so presumably, they've created a system that works well. I called them and asked about it. All the sizes she listed were around 4-4.5" apart.
21504
I only purchased the regular size, but the slates were about three inches apart. That spacing is no problem with large foam mattresses....8" or more... AND the cover they supply makes the spacing irrelevant... if you needed an absolutely solid foundation, a very thin piece of plywood would work well.
1270599
The slats that make up the seat are 19 & 1/4 inches. The opening between the arms (at the front) is 18 & 1/2 inches and widens to as much as 20 & 1/2 inches toward back.
707612
I have a queen down comforter that I put inside it easily, although I haven't measured. It still had extra room top and sides though, I love it.
1143253
I have this bed in a full size with just an 8" memory foam mattress on it, used as a guest bed, and have received no complaints from any of my adult children that have slept on it. The space between slats is ~3 inches which isn't too bad, but I've only had this bed for a year so I don't know yet if there might be longer-term issues with the mattress holding up over time.
277603
The slats are pretty close and I am using a memory foam on the Queen size with no problem
1945874
The slats are 3.5 inches and are almost 3inches apart. We are using it as a couch outside and it looks great for the money.
1945872
The 'slats' are 3.5 inches wide, and they are also 3/4 inch thick, so very sturdy and very well milled. They are about, 2.5 inches apart (barely). They will provide good support and will not, like some metal frames transport misery through the futon. This is why I searched for a completely wooden frame.
1612940
There's a small amount of room between the slats that support the mattress and the floor, but it's not accessible unless you remove the mattress. Also, since the slats are screwed down and not just laying there, it's pretty much unusable. And it's only like 5 inches or so max.
1598289
Standard queen is 60 x 80. The one I have fits snuggly in a platform that has sides and measures 60 x 80. Unlike matresses that have box springs and mattresses that have metal springs, these may be just fractions on an inch larger so in my frame it fits snuggly but still fits
1552415
I have slats and have had no problems with my queen sized mattress. I, personally, would not recommend solid plywood as the lack of breathability could encourage bacterial/mold growth in the mattress.
1161852
it is 52 X 21. I have it at end of queen size bed and there is about 6 in both sides.. ( My tape measure is not exact. so probably within inch or 2.) love it. it looks so expensive.
1220744
Don't know the Exact measurements. The Queen is approximately 2-3 inches larger.
1321169
We have this mattress in queen size on a metal bed frame and slats. Our slats don't have much gap between them, so it's a pretty solid surface on which the mattress sits. It works just fine this way. I'm not sure how much sagging there would be if the slats were far apart.
700660
There are 12 slats. Each slat is approximately 2 and 3/4 of an inch wide. The slats are approximately 3 and 1/4 inches apart.
736170
about 3 inches between each wood slat- great bed. will take about an hour to assembly.
1430802
The slats are only a couple of inches apart and work great with futon mattresses. I have a floppy latex mattress on it, too and it works wonderfully. Hope that helps.
1748839
I have not measured it , but I ordered a queen and it is plenty big. I have thick mattress also. VERY NICE LOOKING and QUALITY.