Tall Bed Frames? What does this term mean? Well different things to different people it seems. Let's explore the common interpretations.
Tall Bed Frames being specialty built bed frames, (or sometimes even custom built frames) specifically for really tall people. We recently hosted visitors from overseas who happened to be 6'3" and 6'8", and we knew as soon as we saw them we were in trouble, as every bed in our house was a regular sized queen bed. For their bed at home, they explained that they'd researched many different options when deciding on a bed set, including commercial available styles such as the Legget and Platt adjustable bed, the adjusta magic bed, and a wall hugger adjustable bed style, but eventually had a local iron worker construct them a custom made bed frame built specifically to accommodate their height. They were then lucky enough to find a latex mattress sale and found one sized to suit their tall bed frame, and completed everything with a mattress genie adjustable bed wedge.
Tall Bed Frames can also be interpreted as simply a frame for a tall bed, tall being as in the height of the bed. Have you seen just how tall some of the newer beds are recently? Though the height of these are magnified by the style of box spring base and the plush temperpedic mattresses they come with, they usually have a taller frame as well. It makes sense, taller people need a bed that's not only longer in length, but also taller in height, which makes it much easier for them to get in and out of vs, a regular sized model. Some adjustable bed models are quite tall as well, e.g. maxwell adjustable beds and the very popular leggett platt adjustable bed.
Then a tall bed frame could mean the frame to a unique bed style as well. Think of a child's bunk bed arrangement, surely the original style of tall bed. These are often custom built, but there are many commercially made models as well.
Generally speaking however, tall bed frames are usually custom built bed frames built for tall people. They'll be extended in length, can have unique bed frame risers, and will need to be matched with a custom mattress size. Put them all together and you have an expensive project, but ask any 6'10" person who's spent too many nights with their legs hanging over the end of the bed, it's worth it!
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Jill
Posted 75 days ago
Great info here. I'll have to pass it onto my brother in law as he has trouble finding a tall bed frame to take his long lanky frame.
Jong
Posted 82 days ago
Just wondering how they made this chair to give you a weightless experience? Or do you think th is just a marketing ploy? Has anybody reading this ever bought one of these?
Marie
Posted 82 days ago
My husband is 6'10 and for years he struggled to get a good nights sleep on our store bought regular length bed, but we fially had someone build a frame as you suggested. Best thing we ever did.
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