Queen Bed Beam Support System

Benefits of The Bedbeam™ Bed Support System:

• Supports Tremendous Weight.  Each Bedbeam™ leg supports up to 1240 lbs each! That's more than half a ton on one leg!!
• Far superior to wooden bed slats.  Old fashioned wood slat systems will NOT support today's heavyweight bedding.  When weight is applied to wood bed slats, the side rails bow outward, leading to support failure.  The Bedbeam™ Bed Support legs are made of a high-tech reinforced composite material with interlocking ribs that lock securely in place.
• The Bedbeam™ design allows you freedom to move your bed without damaging or affecting the overall characteristics of the support system.  Moving any bed across the floor will put tremendous force on center support legs.  Because traditional metal bed support systems are not designed to accommodate movement, many collapse when the bed is moved.
• All Bedbeam™ suspension beams come with 3 leg posts to accommodate bed heights from 5" to 18"! (You cannot use this item for bed heights under 5 inches.)
• The width of the Bedbeam™ is adjustable to suit just about any bed that has wooden side rails.
• Adjustable width: adjusts from 59¼ " - 63¼" wide.
• Adjustable height: Each Bed Beam Leg is adjustable from 5" to 18" in height.
• Easy assembly: See assembly instructions.
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1. Why should I buy a Bedbeam™ system?The Bedbeam™ is made of a revolutionary composite material that is designed to take a load without yielding.  It is second only to the Bedbridge™ in terms of quality of support.
2. What is the difference between the Bedbridge™ and the Bedbeam™? Both the Bedbridge™ and the Bedbeam™ are excellent products designed to support your bed, though the Bedbridge™ is considered a step up from the Bedbeam™. The Bedbridge™ system utilizes strength characteristics of truss designs developed by architects and engineers. Bedbridge™, like all truss designs used in construction of buildings and bridges, is unsurpassed in its weight handling ability. The Bedbridge™ is available with more options for full and queen size beds.
3. Will I still need to use a box spring? 
   Yes; even with the strength of the Bedbridge™ you must use a box spring.