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ncalzone

Are the slats removable so we could use it with an adjustable frame?

7 years ago
We have twin adjustable frames connected to act as one unit for a king size mattress.
Combe Upholstered Bed With Nailhead Trim, King · More Info

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  • 7 years ago

    Hi there


    Thank you for your interest in the Combe Upholstered Bed With Nailhead Trim, King.


    Your mattress alone would fit on top of the bed's slats within the frame of the bed perfectly, however the adjustable base cannot be used with this bed frame.


    I hope this helps!


    - Tamsin

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