How far apart are the slats on the queen size?
1798176
I do not know as our mattress covers that part now. i can say my husband is 6ft 4 in and weighs 296 lbs, he has no problems with this at all. we are very satisfied.
1798177
Because my mattress is on top and covering the base, I couldn't tell you but based on the very last photo, there appears to be 10 spaces between the frame and slats and it's 60" in width so I would say 6". I hope that helps.
336293
I measured the 3 slats that come with the bed: each one is 54 and 1/2 inches long, and the lip on which the slats rest is 1/2 inch wide. The whole bed is 56'' between its outer edges.
1107889
I have this table and actually the slats are made from a pretty sturdy material that so far is holding up really well. I just measured the slats and in width they are close to 3 inches, more like 2 and 4/5 inches. Hope this helps!
1945874
The slats are 3.5 inches and are almost 3inches apart. We are using it as a couch outside and it looks great for the money.
1740179
The slats are square metal bars. I didn't count them when I put the bed together but I would say they're 3 inches or so apart, so there are quite a few.
91520
From the wooden slats to the top of the top rail is 13.5 inches. (We got a 7 inch mattress which works great. The bed recommends a 6inch mattress.)
528843
Can't answer about the slats right now but I use it over a memory foam mattress support
1945873
i gave my couch away a few months ago as i have moved into smaller quarters so can't give you a measurement, but i can say the slats were 'fine'.. they supported the weight well, were certainly not overly narrow nor spaced too far apart. this is a sturdy couch that will last you a long time. PS, there is enough flex to the wood so you do not feel as if you are lying on a big flat rock.-- and don't let the price scare you - you get MORE than your money's worth.
1030730
it depends. if you have a regular spring mattress you're good to go. the slats are about as far apart as they are wide. i have a memory foam mattress and would have needed a box spring but opted instead to buy a large plywood slab the size of the bed.
703513
The slats are bolted on as part of the building process. The slats sit about a foot off the floor. I love the daybed! It was very easy to put together and looks great!
1171638
Most of the slats are 1" x 2"s with some being narrower in the leading edge and at top of the seat back. Plenty of support for the slats. I'm well over 200lbs and felt very comfortable. I would suggest sealing the wood and be prepared to replace a few screws broken during assembly. Still a good value and would purchase again.
1321169
We have this mattress in queen size on a metal bed frame and slats. Our slats don't have much gap between them, so it's a pretty solid surface on which the mattress sits. It works just fine this way. I'm not sure how much sagging there would be if the slats were far apart.
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The slats are 2-1/4 ins wide and the gap between slats is 4-1/4 ins approx. The slats are connected with a couple of fabric tapes, I think this is to make laying them out easier, rather than for anything structural. If you cut the tapes you can probably put the slats any distance apart you want. I think only three or so of the slats are screwed to the frame, the tape keeps the other slats in place, again you can screw them in wherever you want, I followed the assembly instructions. The slats are standard wood, you can probably get more 'slats' at a DIY store. I see one person said 2 ins apart, I took the mattress off and measured mine, they were 4-1/4 ins approx. The slats are 2-1/4 ins wide and the gap between slats is 4-1/4 ins approx. The slats are connected with a couple of fabric tapes, I think this is to make laying them out easier, rather than for anything structural. If you cut the tapes you can probably put the slats any distance apart you want. I think only three or so of the slats are screwed to the frame, the tape keeps the other slats in place, again you can screw them in wherever you want, I followed the assembly instructions. The slats are standard wood, you can probably get more 'slats' at a DIY store. I see one person said 2 ins... » Read More The slats are 2-1/4 ins wide and the gap between slats is 4-1/4 ins approx. The slats are connected with a couple of fabric tapes, I think this is to make laying them out easier, rather than for anything structural. If you cut the tapes you can probably put the slats any distance apart you want. I think only three or so of the slats are screwed to the frame, the tape keeps the other slats in place, again you can screw them in wherever you want, I followed the assembly instructions. The slats are standard wood, you can probably get more 'slats' at a DIY store. I see one person said 2 ins apart, I took the mattress off and measured mine, they were 4-1/4 ins approx. « Show Less
2047226
We have a queen, the frame is a little wider, there's about 1-2" on each side. It works fine for us, though.
418564
The slats rest on 1-1/2" wide x 3/4" high frame. There is a 1/2" x 3/8" support piece that runs down the middle. There are removable clear plastic legs on back - 9 in all. Hope this helps.
817151
Distance between slats is .75 inches...I use it both as a table and as a bench and did not put glass on it.
473441
sorry we bought ours in queen size, but this bed comes with so many slats and they are so close together you may not need the plywood. The slats sit within a inch or two of each other and give very good support to our tempurpedic even though it is only queen size. sleep well !!!