Bed Frame

Size & Weight

• Twin 71.8" x 37.7" x 7.2" Box Size 78" x 9" x 5" 26 lbs.
• Twin XL 71.8"x 37.7"x 7.2" Box Size 78" x 9" x 5" 26 lbs.
• Full 71.8" x 52.75"x 7.12" Box Size 78" x 9" x 5" 38 lbs.
• Queen 75.8"x 59.75"x 7.12" Box Size 78" x 9" x 5 39 lbs.
• King 75.8"x 75.5"x 7.12" Box Size 78" x 9" x 5 44 lbs.
• Cal King 75.8"x 71.75"x 7.12" Box Size 78" x 9" x 5" 44 lbs.
  

A bed frame provides even support for your foundation and mattress. It can come as a simple metal frame with legs or it can be more decorative and include a headboard, side rails, footers and legs. It all depends on what kind of bed you want and what style you like.

The short answer is no, not always. It is entirely up to you to set up your Leesa or Leesa Sapira Hybrid mattress with a bed frame.

Bed frames are commonly used to position a mattress and foundation in order for the bed to stay in place and to raise the mattress off the floor. When putting up a headboard or canopy, both of necessitate the use of a bed frame.

We strongly advise you to use a stable, rigid base for your Leesa or Leesa Sapira Hybrid mattress, whether it's our traditional metal bed frame with a Leesa foundation, a Leesa platform bed, or a slatted bed.

The average price of a bed frame is around $200, but Leesa bed frames range from just $129 for a twin size bed frame to $159 for a Cal King size bed frame.

Bed frames are sometimes also called bedsteads. It refers to the railing that holds the foundation that provides support for your mattress.