Water Bed Frame
A Water Bed Frame is a bed frame that is made for hard-side water beds. To help the shopping experience, we have created a Water Bed Frame Buyer’s Guide.
WATER BED FRAME BUYER`S GUIDE
What is a Water Bed Frame Used For?
All hard-side water beds need a water bed frame. The hard-side water bed sits right inside the water bed frame. The walls of the water bed frame enclose the hard-side water bed. In comparison, a soft side water bed sits by itself without the help of a water bed frame. Typically, water bed frames are made of wood, and Oak is one of the most popular frame colors. The frames can be constructed in other colors or customized to fit the room color.
Oak 5 Board Water Bed Frame
Sizes: King, Queen, Super Single
Highlights
- Oak 5-Board – Waterbed Headboard & Frame Set
- Beautiful Solid Northern Red Oak with Satin Lacquer Finish
- Timeless, Traditional Waterbed Design
- Made In The U.S.A.
WHY YOU SHOULD BUY
The Oak 5 water bed frame is made up of northern red Oak. The wood is a dense grain that makes for a much harder wood and provides a durable bed frame. This Oak 5-bed frame has a Satin Lacquer Finish. The water bed frame comes in three sizes Western King, Western Queen, and Super Single. You will find that the most in-stock color is Oak, but you can get other colors through special order. These colors include nostalgia, cherry, espresso, whitewash, and black.
Tulip Headboard Water Bed Frame
Sizes: King, Queen, Super Single
Highlights
- Tulip – Waterbed Headboard & Frame Set
- Beautiful Solid Northern Red Oak with Satin Lacquer Finish
- Strong, Durable Drawers Featuring Smooth, Full Extension Glides
- Premium Grade Mirror & Additional Headboard Storage
- Illuminated Headboard Alcove(s)
- Made In The U.S.A.
WHY YOU SHOULD BUY
The Tulip headboard frame for a water bed is styled like a bookshelf. If you want a Tulip headboard for a hard-side water bed, you must also buy an extended frame where the hard-side water bed will sit. The Tulip is just the headboard. This headboard comes in many different colors by custom order. However, the standard color in stock is Oak. The Tulip headboard fits the following beds; Western King, Eastern King, Queen, and Super Single.
Oak Jasmine Headboard Water Bed Frame
Sizes: King, Queen
Highlights
- Jasmine – Waterbed Headboard & Frame Set
- Beautiful Solid Northern Red Oak with Satin Lacquer Finish
- Strong, Durable Drawers Featuring Smooth, Full Extension Glides
- Premium Grade Mirror & Additional Headboard Storage
- Illuminated Headboard Alcove(s)
- Made In The U.S.A.
WHY YOU SHOULD BUY
The Jasmine headboard for water beds has shelves with lights. This headboard needs to be paired with an extending water bed frame, as it’s just a headboard. The headboard comes in different sizes that fit Western King, Eastern King, and Queen beds. The most in-stock color is Oak, but the headboard can be a bed in other colors such as nostalgia, cherry, espresso whitewash, and black Oak, among others.
Magnolia Headboard Water Bed Frame
Sizes: King, Queen
Highlights
- Magnolia – Waterbed Headboard & Frame Set
- Beautiful Solid Northern Red Oak with Satin Lacquer Finish
- Strong, Durable Drawers Featuring Smooth, Full Extension Glides
- Premium Grade Mirror & Additional Headboard Storage
- Illuminated Headboard Alcove(s)
- Made In The U.S.A.
WHY YOU SHOULD BUY
The Magnolia headboard comes with shelves and cabinets that are close and open. Remember that this is just a headboard and must be paired with an extended water bed frame. The headboard has moving doors and comes in many different colors for custom orders. The most in-stock color is Oak. The headboard can fit the following sizes: Western King, Eastern King, and Queen beds.
Can a Soft Side Water Bed Fit in the Same Bed Frame as a Hard Side Water Bed?
Most water bed frames are made for hard-side water beds. The purpose of the frame is to encase the hard side water bed on all four sides. The water bed frame is made for and fits the hard-side water bed. The only difference between hard-side and soft-side water beds is that the frame will not encase the bed for soft-side water beds. Instead, the frame will turn into a platform-style bed where the soft side bed will sit.
How to Buy a Water Bed Frame?
If you want to buy a water bed frame, there are a few considerations that you must look at, such as color, style, and type of water bed that goes into the bed frame.
- Color: The standard water bed frame color is Oak, but you can get a custom order of other colors and wood time. It’s important to note that they will take more time to ship since they are special orders.
- Style: These beds come in a wide range of styles. Some headboards have opening and closing doors; others have bookshelves, while others have a simple headboard look. You can get these frames in many different styles depending on your preference.
- Type of Water Bed: The most important thing to consider when buying a water bed frame is the type of water bed. The hard-side water bed will have an enclosed bed frame around the water bed, whereas a soft-side water bed will have a platform-style water bed frame. The soft side bed does not need to be enclosed as it will sit on the frame.
Frequently asked questions
Do water beds need a special frame?
Yes and no. A hard-side water bed will need a water bed frame to enclose it. However, a soft side water bed does not need a special bed frame since it does not need to be enclosed. Instead, a soft side water bed will sit flat on a platform bed.
Are water beds good for you?
Water beds are good for you because of their unique advantages. First, a water bed can rock you to sleep, depending on the type. Second, you can control the heat of the bed. As such, you get a very comfortable sleeping temperature.
What is the difference between hard-side and soft-side water beds?
A hard-side water bed will need a water bed frame to enclose it, while a soft-side water bed stands independently.
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