The value of proper support for your McRoskey mattress and box spring cannot be overestimated; correct support helps keep the mattress and box spring in good condition by preventing sagging in the middle. McRoskey bed frames provide the best support for a McRoskey mattress and box spring set.

• Clamp style angle iron high carbon steel structure with cross arms for added support; dark brown finish.
• Equipped with bolt-on headboard brackets

Easy Rolling Twin Wheel Casters with locking brakes (best for carpeted surfaces).

Brown 4” Glides with felt pads (best for hardwood or tiled floors).

• Queen / California King / Eastern King frames have the best possible 9-leg support: 3 legs on each side and 3 legs down the middle; 72” long side rails; maximum width: 78”
• Twin/ Double frames have four leg support; 66” long side rails; maximum width: 53.25”
• Height: from floor to where the box spring sits on the rail: 7.25”

• The McRoskey bed frame may be returned to McRoskey within one year of delivery date for a full refund if it is in perfect condition and is accompanied by all its parts and sales order.
• One year limited warranty against defects in materials or craftsmanship. This warranty does not cover damage resulting from misuse, improper service, alteration or repair, or damage resulting from transit or handling. The warranty extends only to the original purchaser.

Wooden slats support the box spring and mattress within the bedstead (a bedstead is bed furniture, usually a headboard and footboard connected by side rails). Bed slats fit across the width of the bedstead from side rail to side rail. Usually three slats are sufficient for this purpose.

• Made with a top flat slat plus two vertical slats nailed together and screwed to the top flat slat. The vertical slats make the No-Sag T-Slat rigid, and thus prevent the box spring and mattress from sagging within the bedstead.
• These are the best slats for bedsteads that are 55” wide or wider (such as Queen or King size); they may be appropriate in narrower bedsteads as well.

• Made with a top flat slat plus two vertical slats set apart and screwed to the top flat slat, forming a channel. The vertical slats make the No-Sag Channel Slat rigid, and thus prevent the mattress and box spring from sagging within the bedstead.
• Channel slats are used in bedsteads where L-shaped brackets affixed to the side rails support the box spring; the channel slat fits over the bottom of the L-bracket.

• Usually made from 1” X 4” lumber.
• Normally used in bedsteads that are less than 55” wide (such as twin or double size).