Are those two metal support rods enough to support the full size mattress?
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Not sure about full size...I used them for a twin and they are ok for that size.
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Yes, but you may need to buy the additional brackets for a full as it fits a queen perfectly.
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I get 73 inches.... it FULLY supports a regular length mattress. I have the full size frame and just love it
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Yes it comes with two support brackets for each rod. The rod is fairly sturdy and probably won't sag, anyway.
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It comes with 3 bars that support mattress. I have a box spring then the mattress on top of that. The box spring is completely covered by the side panels/ rails. You do need a box spring or the bed is too low and the head board will have a huge gap.
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Do you mean like it is in the product photo?The rails hold the the slats that supports the mattress , it has to match otherwise it wouldn't work
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No. you could get some plywood and put that on top of the support system, but the spacing of the support system alone is too wide to support your mattress without a box spring or plywood under the mattress.
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The support depends on your actual mattress. This is just for extra comfort in top of a regular mattress. We have ours on top of a very firm mattress for a little bit of squishy comfort.
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Yes. I have a memory foam mattress. I would reccomend screwing the support boards into place.
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Yes, its the frame as well as bars that support the mattress. You would not use a box spring with this bed frame, just a mattress.
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Yes, I would think so. I have metal mattress supports but if I had regular box springs...Yes I would cover both.
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I purchased with an extra thick mattress and it is working nicely. It gives the mattress support and is not too high.
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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, but it does add to the weight the bed frame under it must support. So get an extremely supportive, heavy duty steel one or a platform. And make sure that frame will support the weight of two large people and the mattress itself and all the bedding...plus a little. Read all the information on how much it will support.
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not 100% sure my son has a full bed and it was just a little too small. I used a few pieces of strapping underneath.
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You MUST have a central bar. We tried to do the IKEA hack where you put it across two shelving units and we fell right through. So long as it as PLENTY of support, it will also support you and your mattress.
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Depending on how thin the full mattress is, yes, I believe it can be done...there is no center support to block storage; however, the space underneath (from floor to bottom of metal frame/bed) with wheels attached is approx 6 & 3/4 inches, so if your full mattress is thin enough (or at least able to 'smoosh' down a bit...then yes!!! Good luck! PS-- they also sell inexpensive bed frame lifts, they're like varying heights to add lift to the frame...so you may even want to purchase those as well!2 examples of the lifters that I mentioned are- Home-it Adjustable Bed Risers, Set, 8-inch Bed Riser and Bed Lifts those are like $20, and Home-it 5 to 6-inch Black Bed Riser ,4-packthose are around $11. Hope this helps!! Depending on how thin the full mattress is, yes, I believe it can be done...there is no center support to block storage; however, the space underneath (from floor to bottom of metal frame/bed) with wheels attached is approx 6 & 3/4 inches, so if your full mattress is thin enough (or at least able to 'smoosh' down a bit...then yes!!! Good luck! PS-- they also sell inexpensive bed frame lifts, they're like varying heights to add lift to the frame...so you may even want to purchase those as well!2 examples of the lifters that I mentioned are- Home-it Adjustable Bed Risers,... » Read More Depending on how thin the full mattress is, yes, I believe it can be done...there is no center support to block storage; however, the space underneath (from floor to bottom of metal frame/bed) with wheels attached is approx 6 & 3/4 inches, so if your full mattress is thin enough (or at least able to 'smoosh' down a bit...then yes!!! Good luck! PS-- they also sell inexpensive bed frame lifts, they're like varying heights to add lift to the frame...so you may even want to purchase those as well!2 examples of the lifters that I mentioned are- Home-it Adjustable Bed Risers, Set, 8-inch Bed Riser and Bed Lifts those are like $20, and Home-it 5 to 6-inch Black Bed Riser ,4-packthose are around $11. Hope this helps!! « Show Less