I bought a memory foam mattress that was kings size because I thought my foundation was a king as well….but I just realized its only a queen.Would I b able to still use my old foundation?I really don’t want to cancel the order & I can’t afford to get a foundation as well….Please help me out…What r my options???
You could use it, The sides of your king side bed might fall down, in the corners.
Try selling some stuff.
You could also try using would and making your foundation bigger….
You can not do it safely. You can contact the manufacturer and see if it is possible to cut the mattress down to size. If you want the king bed, make sure you get a foundation that works with it. Put the mattress on the floor until you can afford it.
you could but it wouldn’t look right and wouldnt be very safe
no….do the math. a queen is 54 inches, and a king is 60. sorry your are out of luck.
You would probably void the warrenty on the product.
Note from the table that the width of Queen is 16 inches smaller.
Mattress and Bed Size Dimensions
Name Dimensions
Twin Mattress 39″ wide x 75″ long
Twin XL Mattress 39″ wide x 80″ long
Full Mattress 54″ wide x 75″ long
Full XL Mattress 54″ wide x 80″ long
Queen Mattress 60″ wide x 80″ long
Cal-King Mattress 72″ wide x 84″ long
King Mattress 76″ wide x 80″ long
Below is where I pulled the chart from.
maybe
Despite previous answers, a Queen size is 60 inches and a King is either 76 inches or 78 inches (“California king”). Either way part of the mattress will stick over the Queen Box spring.
You could do it but the mattress will likely hang off the sides a few inches.
No.