Twin Size 14 Inch Solid Wood Platform Bed Frame with 14 Poplar Slats, Natural
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Twin Size 14 Inch Solid Wood Platform Bed Frame with 14 Poplar Slats, Natural
Description
Twin Size 14 Inch Solid Wood Platform Bed Frame with 14 Poplar Slats, Natural
An unstained rubberwood frame that stands 14 inches high and leaves 10.5 inches of clear floor under it. The record calls out memory foam specifically, which matters because the slat deck is what a foam mattress sits on here.
The natural finish version of the low wooden Twin platform, in rubberwood with poplar slats and six legs.

Thirty eight by seventy four and a half
The width matches a Twin mattress exactly and the frame is drawn at 74.5 inches long against a 75 inch Twin. The deck sits 14 inches off the floor, which is a normal sitting height without a headboard adding anything.
Storage and airflow
Ten and a half inches underneath takes shoe boxes, bins and flat cases. Above the legs the slats are open, and the record ties that to ventilation, which is the reason foam mattresses are usually put on slats rather than a solid base.


Six legs, fifty pounds
Three legs down each side carry the frame, with screws through every joint rather than dowels. At 50 lb the whole thing is light enough for one person to move, and the published capacity is 250 lb.
What the record publishes
74.5 x 38 x 14 in
Overall frame size.
10.5 in clearance
Published under-bed height.
14 poplar slats
Over a solid rubberwood frame.
6 legs
Three down each side.
250 lb capacity
The published figure for this frame.
50 lb frame
The published net weight.
Specifications
| Mattress size taken | Twin, 38 in x 75 in (not included) |
|---|---|
| Frame outer size | 74.5 in long x 38 in wide x 14 in tall |
| Under-bed clearance | 10.5 in |
| Slats | 14 poplar wood slats |
| Slat spacing | Not published |
| Legs | 6, three each side |
| Headboard | None |
| Box spring | Not required |
| Weight capacity | 250 lb |
| Frame net weight | 50 lb |
| Materials | Rubberwood and poplar wood |
| Colour | Natural |
Size and fit at a glance
How it compares
A legs and slats Twin against the alternatives. General category guidance.
| This bed | A Twin with a headboard | A Twin on a box spring | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Footprint | 74.5 x 38 in | Usually longer | Usually longer |
| Deck height | 14 in | Varies | Higher |
| Clearance | 10.5 in | Varies | Almost none |
| Published capacity | 250 lb | Varies | Varies |
Shipping
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.
Returns
Return within 14 days of purchase, unused, in original condition and packaging.
Warranty
Covered directly by the manufacturer under their warranty terms for material and manufacturing defects.
Who is this perfect for?
Memory foam owners
An open slat deck with airflow underneath, which is what foam mattresses are usually specified for.
Light, natural rooms
Unstained rubberwood rather than a painted or veneered finish.

What we stand behind
- The 74.5 by 38 by 14 inch frame size, the 10.5 inch clearance, the fourteen poplar slats, the six legs, the 250 lb capacity and the 50 lb net weight are the manufacturer's published figures.
- The frame is drawn at 74.5 inches long against a standard 75 inch Twin mattress.
- Slat spacing and a recommended mattress thickness are not published.
- Wood tone varies between pieces on an unstained finish.
- The mattress and bedding in the photographs are not included.
Frequently asked questions
What mattress does it take?
A Twin, 38 by 75 inches. Not included.
How much floor does it need?
74.5 inches long by 38 inches wide.
Does it have a headboard?
No. It is a legs and slats platform only.
Will a memory foam mattress work?
The record names memory foam and standard mattresses as suitable for this frame.
How much room is under the bed?
10.5 inches of clearance.
What weight will it carry?
250 lb, as published.




















