Bed Mattress Queen

i dont need anything fancy, just a bed to sleep on and wake up refreshed on.. thanks!!\
maybe a frame to go along with the bed??

SEARS... I bought my king size there, and love it! It's dreamy. They have fair prices, and can usually get something good on sale... so watch the Sunday paper.

2007-10-15 18:50:13 by JaeQu K

greatfurnituredeal.com Mattresses, beds mattresses, memory foam mattress, bed mattress, king mattress, pillow top mattress, 10" Pillowtop ...

This is the ad.

Queen mattress, box spring, & frame in good condition - $50.

Has picture, looks nice, just never bought anything like this before, and just wanted to know if it's a bargin, thanks in advance!

If it's nice, and not pee-peed on, then go for it!

2008-03-25 14:26:35 by Shane

Price: $649.99 $549.99

Open cell technology allows air flow, keeping the mattress cool and comfortable.
8" Thick with 2" 3.0 lb. memory foam comfort layer and 6" high density polyurethane foam base
Antimicrobial and resistant to allergens, mold, bacteria and dust mites.

I want to purchase a queen comferter/bedding set. But i don't want to pay more if i can get a full size bed and mattress that can fit the comforter. So does a queen comforter= a full mattress and bed?

queen does not = full

you can use a queen set on a full mattress - the fitted sheet will be a bit larger - but the flat and comforter while a little longer on the sides and end will work just fine - in fact when i can, i get queen size comforters just because i like to snuggle under them with plenty of cover left over

2008-07-12 14:09:15 by bookworm

Price: $59.99 $42.95

Inflatable queen airbed with built-in electric pump for home use
Raised 17.5 inches from floor; built-in pillows for added comfort
High-powered pump inflates mattress in approximately 3 minutes

I know ZERO about beds and matteress.....im going to buy both...for example does : a queen mattress fit any Queen frame Especially if i buy them at different stores? ANY info will Help! and of course what about comfort...Uggh!!!

Queens are typically come in two different lengths, 80" and 84". So if your bed frame has a footboard you will want to measure the length from the interior of the headboard to the interior of the footboard.

However, if you are just wondering about the metal bed frame, and do not have to "fit" you bed inside of headboards/footboards, you should be fine. The metal frame has two ends that distinguish what end goes where. The end with the corner bracket holts the end that actually holds the bed within the frame. The opposite end of this fram should have to brackets that are actually open or flat, which will accomodate either length.

Hope this helps!

2007-11-27 21:37:38 by athooo

My queen mattress will fit up stairs with some significant persuasion but the traditional box spring will not fit up the stairs due to dimension of the stairs. It seems that an obvious solution would be to purchase a split-box spring if they exist?

Most bedding retailers are able to provide a split Queen bed foundation. Phone around and ask. You will also get different prices.

2007-03-24 10:00:59 by ross w