14 Inch Twin Wood Platform Bed Frame with 12 Plywood Slats and Adjustable Foot Pads, Espresso

In an older house or a basement suite, one leg always lands lower than the rest. The frame rocks, and every time someone turns over the corner taps the floor.

Five middle support legs run down the centre of this frame and each sits on an adjustable foot pad. You wind the low one down until the rocking stops, rather than shimming a leg with folded card.

The frame is bigger than the mattress

76.5 by 41 inches on the floor, 14 inches tall, with 10.5 inches of clear space below. A Twin mattress is 38 by 75 inches, so the frame runs wider and longer than the mattress it carries. Measure for the 76.5 by 41.

Levelling an old floor

Five legs run down the centre of the deck, and the pads under them screw up and down. On a settled hardwood floor or a basement slab that is never quite flat, those pads are what stop one corner rocking every time you turn over.

Twelve slats, and the gap between them

The panel measures the space between slats at 4.5 inches. Foam and hybrid mattress makers commonly ask for three inches or less, so check your mattress warranty before pairing this deck with foam. An innerspring mattress is the easier match here.

What the 10.5 inches is for

Storage boxes, shoes and a robot vacuum, in the manufacturer's own words. The clearance is the same all the way round because there is no footboard and no side skirt to reach past.

The manufacturer's published figure for the Twin.

Down the centre of the slat deck.

Screw pads to level the frame on an uneven floor.

Set at a published 4.5 inch gap.

Solid rubberwood legs with reinforced connections.

Published under-bed height.

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.

Adjustable pads take up the difference so the frame sits still instead of knocking on a settled floor.

The 4.5 inch slat gap suits a sprung mattress. For foam, check what gap your warranty allows first.

What we stand behind

• The 76.5 by 41 by 14 inch frame size, the 10.5 inch clearance, the 440 lb capacity, the twelve slats and the 4.5 inch slat gap are the manufacturer's published figures.
• The 4.5 inch gap is wider than the three inches most foam and hybrid mattress makers ask for. We publish the figure so you can check it against your own mattress warranty.
• The written description is shared across Twin, Full and Queen versions of this frame. Only the Twin figures are published here.
• No suitable mattress size in inches is published for this variant, so the Twin dimensions are the standard Canadian ones.
• The mattress is not included.

What mattress size does it take?

A Twin. A Canadian Twin mattress is 38 by 75 inches. Not included.

How big is the frame?

76.5 inches long by 41 inches wide, standing 14 inches tall.

How far apart are the slats?

4.5 inches between slats, as measured on the manufacturer's panel.

Will a foam mattress be supported?

The gap is wider than the three inches foam makers usually ask for. Check your mattress warranty, and add a bunkie board if it calls for one.

What weight does it hold?

440 lb, as published.

Can it be levelled on an uneven floor?

Yes. The five middle support legs sit on adjustable foot pads.