14 Inch Full Size Rubberwood Platform Bed Frame, 14 Slats at a 2.6 Inch Gap, Coffee

Foam has no internal springs to bridge a gap. On a deck with wide slats it settles into every space between the boards. Most foam mattress warranties are written to say so.

This frame publishes its slat gap at 2.6 inches across fourteen slats. That sits under the three inch figure foam and hybrid makers commonly quote, so the mattress is carried rather than bridged.

The gap that decides your mattress

The panel puts a figure on the slat gap: 2.6 inches. Foam and hybrid mattress makers commonly ask for no more than three inches, so a foam mattress sits on this deck without dropping between the boards. Innerspring mattresses tolerate wider gaps and are fine here too.

What has to fit the room

74.5 inches long, 53.5 inches wide, 14 inches tall. The mattress it takes is a 54 by 75 inch Double. Published capacity for the whole frame is 500 lb.

Two ways it holds the mattress

Adhesive strips and hook and loop fasteners both appear on the slats. Both are there for the same reason: a mattress on a bare slatted deck will otherwise creep toward the foot of the bed. The manufacturer also states the assembled frame is noise free.

Low and out of the way

There is no headboard and no footboard, so the bed stops at the mattress line. In a room where the bed has to go under a window or beside a desk, that is the difference between fitting and not fitting.

The gap is measured on the manufacturer's own panel.

Rubberwood rails and legs, poplar slats.

Published for the assembled frame.

Six around the edge, four down the centre.

The slats are the mattress support.

Floor to slat, as the written record states.

Ships from a Canadian warehouse. Free shipping on orders over $150. Some remote areas, PO boxes and surcharge regions may be excluded or cost extra.

Return within 14 days of purchase, unused, in original condition and packaging.

Covered directly by the manufacturer under their warranty terms for material and manufacturing defects.

The 2.6 inch gap is inside the three inch limit most foam warranties set, so no bunkie board is needed.

The manufacturer states the assembled frame is noise free, with fasteners holding the mattress still.

What we stand behind

• The 2.6 inch slat gap, the 74.5 by 53.5 by 14 inch frame size, the 500 lb capacity and the 61.5 lb product weight are the manufacturer's published figures.
• The three inch guidance for foam mattresses is general industry advice, not a claim about your mattress. Check your own mattress warranty.
• The mattress is not included.
• The record lists the colour as Brown/Natural while the title says Coffee. We describe the finish as coffee, matching the photography.
• No certification or test standard is published for this frame, so we claim none.

How far apart are the slats?

2.6 inches, as measured on the manufacturer's own panel. That is inside the three inch gap most foam mattress makers ask for.

What size mattress does it take?

A Full, sold as a Double in Canada, 54 by 75 inches. Not included.

How much floor does the frame need?

74.5 inches by 53.5 inches, standing 14 inches tall.

Do I need a box spring?

No. The slats support the mattress directly.

What will it hold?

A published 500 lb for the assembled frame.

Will a foam mattress sag on it?

The published gap of 2.6 inches is narrower than the three inch limit foam makers usually set. Confirm the figure your own mattress warranty asks for.