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Solid Wood Sleigh Bed Frame, Black Finish
Sale price$560
Regular price$700
White Solid Wood Sleigh Bed Frame with Drawer Storage
Sale price$675
Regular price$845
Gray Sleigh Bed Frame with Storage Drawers, Solid Wood
Sale price$675
Regular price$845
Solid Wood Sleigh Bed with Storage Drawers, Dark Cherry
Sale price$675
Regular price$845
Cherry Sleigh Bed, Solid wood Frame
Sale price$755
Regular price$945
Twin Sleigh Bed, Solid Wood Frame in Gray
Sale price$790
Regular price$990
White Wood Sleigh Bed Frame with Panel Headboard
Sale price$545
Regular price$685
Sleigh Bed with Curved Headboard in Cappuccino Wood Finish
Sale price$545
Regular price$685
Traditional Twin Sleigh Bed Frame, Brown Wood
Sale price$705
Regular price$885
Twin Four Poster Canopy Bed for Kids, White Wood
Sale price$390
Regular price$490
Twin Platform Bed with Headboard, Oak Finish Wood
Sale price$375
Regular price$470
Twin Bed with Trundle and Slatted Headboard, Gray Pine
Sale price$415
Regular price$520
Twin Platform Bed with Pull Out Trundle, Gray
Sale price$505
Regular price$635
Twin Storage Bed with 3 Drawers, Trundle and USB Headboard
Sale price$775
Regular price$970
Twin Platform Bed with Headboard and Trundle, White Wood
Sale price$590
Regular price$740
Twin Trundle Bed Frame in Gray Pine, 10 Slat Base
Sale price$340
Regular price$425
Twin bed frames, sized 38 by 75 inches
A twin mattress measures 38 by 75 inches, the smallest of the five standard sizes. It is the usual choice for a child moving out of a toddler bed, a bunk or loft setup, a small guest room, or a studio where floor space decides everything.
Trundle, storage and platform
Trundle frames hold a second twin mattress underneath on castors, so one footprint sleeps two. Storage frames use drawers built into the base, which replaces a dresser in a small room. Platform frames sit on slats and need no box spring.
Fitting a twin into a small room
A twin frame usually occupies about 40 by 78 inches once rails and headboard are counted. Against a wall it leaves walking space on one side only, so measure the door swing and check that a trundle has clearance to roll out before ordering one.
Every order ships free with delivery in 5 to 7 days.
Specifications
- Bed size
- Twin
- Styles
- Sleigh, Canopy, Four-poster, Platform
- Materials
- Solid wood, Pine, Engineered wood
- Colors
- White, Gray, Black, Cherry, Oak, Brown
- Headboard height in
- 33 to 58
- Box spring
- Required on some frames, not on others. Stated per product.
- Free shipping
- Free
- Delivery window
- 5 to 7 days
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
How do you choose a bed frame?
Start with whether you already own a box spring. A platform frame carries the mattress on slats and needs none; a traditional frame expects one and sits lower without it. Then check headboard height against your room, and the frame height against how easy you want getting in and out to be.
Do you need a box spring with a bed frame?
Only with frames built for one. A platform frame supports the mattress on close-set slats and a box spring on top of it would raise the bed uncomfortably high. Every frame in this group states which it is on its product page.
What is a platform bed frame?
A platform frame carries the mattress directly on a slatted base, so no box spring is needed. It sits lower than a traditional frame and gives the mattress even support across its whole width.
How do you attach a headboard to a bed frame?
Most frames here arrive with the headboard as part of the build rather than as a separate bolt-on, so it is fitted during assembly. Where a headboard does bolt on, the frame has pre-drilled brackets at the head end and the hardware is in the box.
How do you fix a squeaky bed frame?
A squeak is nearly always a loosened joint rather than a broken one. Re-tighten every bolt in sequence, working around the frame twice, and check the slats are seated in their supports rather than resting on the edge.
What is a bed frame?
A bed frame is the structure that holds the mattress off the floor, usually with a headboard at one end and side rails carrying slats between them. It sets the height of the bed and, with a headboard, most of how the bed looks.