Would two twin box springs fit into this?
632049
Yep. My king bed came with two twin box springs. It works perfect. This frame is very stable and I am very happy with it.
632050
I do not think that would be a good idea. The center support bar does not look wide enough to support two individual box springs. Most likely they would fall in the center.
632051
I have a split king box spring on mine, so if a twin is the same size as one of the "split" sides, then yes :)
632052
If they are the standard 38" wide, yes, they will fit into a King frame. http://www.beddingexperts.com/mattress-sizes-chart/
2105122
No. I bought one of the metal frames and set it on that. Seems to me that box springs are an outdated concept.
681084
No, it will fit your box spring and mattress just fine. Most you may need is 2 more slats that keep box spring in place.
713772
I used two separate twin bed frames but just used the SGT Knots on the mattresses not the box springs. It really works great when you add the pad that goes on top of the mattresses so you can't feel where they are joined together. It should work just the same with a king-size bed frame too.
1259812
That shouldn't be a problem as long as it fits snugly between the rails the same as a box spring would. If you have any additional questions, please feel free to call us at 1-800-823-4233.
1712892
You can use the 2 halves independently, but they won't be the same width as a twin. They will be 30" wide.
890914
I would think your box springs would be fine. We used our existing box springs we had & they worked perfectly.
176224
I don't see why not. The bed might be a little more firmer since the box spring does add a small smidge of flex. The bed that I have is sitting on the box spring from my last bed simply because it would be too low without it.
1046899
Yes - my mother in law's bed is a twin bed with slats instead of a box springs. works very well and is very sturdy. Just pull the straps tightly.
1988323
That should work, although this mattress doesn't need the box springs. A platform, such as plywood, works fine.
1822629
Essentially yes. They serve the same purpose which is to support the mattress itself. Box-springs simply have internal springs which are not always necessary with a proper mattress.
427516
As long as the mattress is not super thin it will be fine. It has slats for support so there is no need for box springs other than height.
1593438
Amazon sold my springs as a pair and I've never seen them sold any other way so I'd say yes. I've since upgraded to the heavier series, however. They are holding up well but the lighter series sagged after a few months of occasional hauling. I don't recommend running them anywhere near their rated capacity.
228336
The cross member is not adequate to support a split box spring. If you look at the other comments after the original post I believe that it explains that my husband had to alter the Glideaway by adding steel cross members to the unit. It fits well and is a good design for single queen size box springs but does not satisfy a split box spring as it is. Hope this helps. If not, you can contact again for further clarification.
1416038
My box springs sits on both the frame and cross support beams. With the box spring and mattererss both on it is even with the footboard.
2079477
I think you would need a king boxspring. Otherwise there would be not support in the middle to hold up the twin boxspring.Sincerely,Russell WestWrest Furnishings
228335
It will not take a split box spring but only because it doesn't come with more than one cross rail. I added four wood cross rails to mine and it now can take a split box spring.