This bed is 100% iron (steel & cast aluminum) powder coated and antiqued. It has an angle iron self supported frame with center supports (on the king, California king and queen sized beds). Measurements vary depending on size. Please call customer service at 1-800-870-3513 for more information about the size you are considering.

The bed can hold up to 1,500 pounds.

The king size bed with canopy weighs 146 pounds.

We do not recommend using an adjustable bed base with this bed.

Please call our customer service at 1.800.870.3513 to discuss with our furniture product information specialist.

The measurement from the floor to the bottom of the rail is 7.25".

Our LaSalle Iron Bed is sold 3 different ways: Headboard Only Bed Only Bed with Canopy all 3 options come in Full/Double, Queen, King or California King.

Please see the picture of the bed without the canopy, showing the headboard and footboard, that is the headboard you would receive if you were to order headboard only.

The measurement from the floor to the bottom of the side rail is 7.25" and should be added to the height of your box-spring to determine the bed skirt drop.

The legs are made of Heavy Duty 16 gauge steel square tubing, so they are square.

The bed comes with a free standing frame. The headboard and footboards attach to the frame. A box spring is required. It will not accommodate an adjustable mattress frame.

The measurement from the floor to the bottom of the rail = 7.25". The bottom of the rail to the bottom of the headboard = 18".

The bed with the canopy includes the canopy, head/footboards, frame and hardware. The bed comes with a free standing frame that holds a standard box spring (required) and mattress. We do not believe it will accommodate an adjustable mattress.

The measurement from the floor to the bottom of the rail is 7.25".

The bed has heavy duty 16 gauge steel square tubing.

You need a boxspring frame to sit on the rails - there is not a platform to hold a mattress.

Bed sizes: (includes headboard, footboard, bed-frame rails, and hardware): Double: 60 1/2" H x 54" W x 79" L (Headboard only 60 1/2"H x 54"W) Queen: 60 1/2" H x 61" W x 86" L (Headboard only 60 1/2" H x 61" W) King: 60 1/2" H x 78" W x 86" L (Headboard only 60 1/2"H x 78"W) California King: 60 1/2" H x 73" W x 89" L (Headboard only 60 1/2" H x 73" W) The footboard measures 30"H from the floor to the footboard corner posts.

The LaSalle Iron Bed can be purchased as a bed or as a canopy bed (the canopy not be detached). Two different options.

The rails are removable and do not have to be used.

The LaSalle Iron Bed is sold as components: bed only (includes head/footboards), headboard only or bed with canopy. The canopy style can not be converted to a bed only.

We are not able to share the vendor information. The bed is made in the USA.

The finials cannot be removed.

You can use a platform mattress.

If you want the bed set up exactly as pictured, where the box spring and mattress meet right at the lower bar on the footboard where you'd want to tuck in your bedding (because yeah - that does look good), then you will need a lower profile box spring. Ideally 5.5 inches, but 5 inches or 5 3/4 inches would also work. 6 inches and you will be able to JUST see the top of the box spring above that lower bar. With a 5.5 inch box spring, you would then want a mattress that is at least 12 inches thick. With 12 inches, you'll have a bit of a gap between the top of the mattress and the bottom of the headboard, which would look fine (just like the picture - look at the headboard and where the mattress comes up to). Thicker mattresses tend to be more expensive so the other way to do it is to get an 11 or 12 inch mattress and add a 2-inch (or so) mattress topper - and then be sure to get extra-deep sheets that will go over both the topper and the mattress. It's a beautiful, sturdy bed, and the gunmetal finish is a dark mottled gray with a subtle shimmery quality to it. The fabric on the headboard looks AWESOME in person - photos don't capture that! And even if you opt for a standard box spring, you can still make the bed so that the bed cover (duvet or coverlet or comforter) hangs down at the footboard just to the top of that lower bar - like the photos show of the bed in the white finish - you just won't be able to tuck it under and have it look as nice as the photos of the bed in the dark finish.

The center support is a bar that will stabilize the frame. Only the queen, king and California king sizes will need this support. The bed frame is 100% iron.

The dark brass is more of a brown/gold town and the gunmetal is a very dark gray.

There is an 18" space from the frame where the mattress will sit up to where the headboard starts. The bed shown is set up with a standard box spring and mattress.

Yes, the bed should work with any frame that has standard screw and bolt assembly as placement of the screw holes should be universal.

The screws where the canopy bars connect are visible, but they are painted to match the bed, so they do not stand out. The headboard & footboard connect to the frame via screws & bolts, but those are not really visible once the box spring & mattress are on, plus if a dust ruffle or bed skirt is added then they would not be seen at all.

Yes, it can be detached.