Waterbed Frames Reviews and Buying Guide
Waterbed mattresses are much heavier than the conventional foam ones, requiring heavy metal bed frames with proper center support. For a softside mattress, you need a sturdy metal frame along with a headboard and footboard, while a hardside waterbed consists of the bladder fit inside a wooden frame.
A hardside waterbed frame can only be used with free flow or waveless bladders. On the other hand, a softside frame can also be used with a traditional mattress or an air mattress. Usually, the softside frames have adjustable dimensions so they can be used with California king, king and queen size beds. Super single mattresses need smaller frames. Here is a list of the five top selling softside waterbed frames:
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Waterbed Hardware Brackets & Screws for Waterbed Frame by Waterbed Access
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Heavy-Duty Metal King, Queen Size Waterbed Frame by Strobel Organic
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Heavy Duty Queen Size Waterbed Frame with Center Supports by Glideaway
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Glideaway K83 Hook in Steel Waterbed Frame by Glideaway
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King Softside Waterbed Frame with 9 Legs by Glideaway
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