14 Inch King Size Wood Platform Bed Frame with 14 Plywood Slats and 500 lb Capacity, Brown

A King is wider than any other bed and the sag always starts in the centre, not at the rails. A frame with legs only at the corners has nothing holding that middle span.

Four of this frame's ten legs run along the centre, under the middle of the slat deck. That is what carries the published 500 lb rating across a 75 inch width instead of pushing the whole load onto the side rails.

The King footprint on your floor

The panel gives 80 by 75 inches and 14 inches of height, under a King mattress that measures 76 by 80 inches in Canada. Plan for walking room on both sides. A King wants roughly eleven feet of clear wall to wall before the room starts to feel tight.

Ten legs, four down the middle

Six legs sit around the perimeter and four run along the centre. On a King that centre row is the whole argument, because the span between the side rails is 75 inches of unsupported width without it. Published capacity for the assembled frame is 500 lb.

The frame is the foundation

The cutaway shows the mattress sitting directly on the slats with nothing between. Fourteen plywood slats do the job a box spring would otherwise do, which saves both the cost and about nine inches of extra height.

Nothing above the mattress

The frame stops at the mattress line. Under a window, against a half wall or beneath a sloped ceiling, that is often the only way a King fits at all.

The manufacturer's figure for the assembled King frame.

Six perimeter legs and four along the centre line.

Included, with no box spring required.

Between the floor and the slats, as written on the record.

Rubberwood frame and legs with a smooth painted finish.

The frame finishes level with the mattress.

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.

10.5 inches of clearance across a King is a large amount of hidden storage, and it stays hidden.

Four centre legs and fourteen slats spread the load rather than leaving 75 inches of span unsupported.

What we stand behind

• The 80 by 75 by 14 inch frame size, the 500 lb capacity and the fourteen plywood slats are read from the manufacturer's own panels on this listing.
• The written record for this colourway gives no dimensions or capacity, so the figures above come from the product photography.
• The panel width of 75 inches is marginally under the 76 inch width of a Canadian King mattress, so expect the mattress to sit very slightly proud of the rails. That is normal on a rail-less platform.
• Slat spacing is not published, so we do not state one. Check the gap your mattress warranty requires.
• The mattress is not included.

What mattress size does it take?

A King, 76 by 80 inches in Canada. Not included.

What does the frame itself measure?

80 by 75 inches, standing 14 inches tall, on the manufacturer's panel.

What weight will it hold?

500 lb, as published on the manufacturer's panel.

Is a box spring needed?

No. The fourteen plywood slats carry the mattress directly.

How is the middle of a King supported?

Four legs run down the centre in addition to the six around the perimeter.

How much space is underneath?

About 10.5 inches between the floor and the slats.