Supports up to 1,500 lbs for reliable mattress stability
14.5 inch high rise design maximizes under-bed storage space
Retractable, tool-free frame enables quick and easy setup
Box spring substitute center support system eliminates the need for a box spring
Headboard compatible with optional brackets for customizable bed design
Summarized by Shop
The High Rise Platform provides critical centre support for any mattress type while lifting the bed high enough to make the space underneath genuinely usable for storage. It replaces both the frame and the foundation in one piece, so there is nothing to buy alongside it. Assembles easily, six sizes twin through CA King. Headboard brackets
Maximum Weight Capacity
1,500 lbs
Elevation
14.5 inches
Frame Material
Tubular steel
Compatible Mattress Types
All foam and innerspring
Available Sizes
Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, King, California King
Warranty
3 years (repairs or full replacement)
Summarized by Shop
3.8
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The platform is working great. I'm still trying to get used to my new mattress and the platform. Not sure at this point but I may need to get my mattress to be a little more firm by placing a plywood board on my side of the be placed between the mattress and platform. Would that be a good or bad idea?
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Frank · August 21, 2026
The height is just what I needed.
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Max · August 31, 2026
This was one of the two recommended foundations for the mattress I purchased; since the other one required the use of a headboard, I opted for this one, which has its pros and cons. Pro: Easy to assemble (I had it done by a handyman and it took him just a short time), no tall raised sides to make changing the bedding difficult, generous amount of open storage space under the bed. Con: The poorly designed legs. Look closely at the image and notice those legs are tapered; they look sleek and modern, but are incompatible with any casters, wheels, or sliders that I know of. Combined with the heavy metallic construction, whenever I move the bed to change the sheet, those legs literally carve a path into the wooden plank floor. At this writing I know of no solution to this problem. Three stars, with some disappointment.