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Bear | Frame
The Bear Frame is a five-component bed base that snaps together without tools. Side rails, cross rails and legs drop into place. The wedge-shaped tabs on the side rails seat into the leg sockets of the cross rails. The frame squares itself up naturally as you fit the pieces together, and there is no hardware to lose. Getting from the box to a set-up frame takes a few minutes. Hardened steel and fiberglass-infused resin carry the load without a creak. The Bear Frame comes in five sizes, Twin through Cal King. Bear builds it in the USA and ships it free.
Once it's assembled, it's capable of supporting more than 2,500 pounds, with zero motion transfer between sides of the bed and no creaking or noise when you shift in your sleep. The structural pieces are built from hardened steel reinforced with injection-molded, fiberglass-infused resins, a composite construction that delivers metal-frame strength without the rattle that hollow metal frames pick up over time. Smooth molded leg contours mean no sharp edges to catch a shin on.
The Bear Frame requires a foundation under the mattress, and the Bear Foundation drops straight onto it. The five sizes are Twin, Full, Queen, King, and Cal King. Bear backs the frame with a 10-year limited warranty against manufacturing defects.

The Construction
The composite construction separates the Bear Frame from both the hollow steel platform frames at the bottom of the market and the wooden platforms at the top. Steel carries the load and fiberglass-infused resin damps the vibration.
Why It's Different from Hollow Metal Frames
Inside the Frame

Open the box and take out the five components: the side rails, the cross rails, and the legs. Drop the wedge-shaped tabs on the side rails into the leg sockets of the cross rails. The frame squares itself up naturally as you seat each piece. There are no fasteners to thread, no Allen keys, no instruction sheet to interpret. From unpacking to a mattress-ready base is a few minutes of work that doesn't require a second pair of hands.

Hollow metal frames hit a wall at a few hundred pounds and start picking up creaks. Wooden platforms are quiet but harder to move and prone to splitting at the joints. The Bear Frame uses hardened steel for the internal load-bearing elements and injection-molded, fiberglass-infused resins for the rest of the structure, a composite hybrid that takes the load of a steel frame while keeping the silence of a solid wood platform. The smooth molded leg contours mean no exposed welds and no sharp corners.
Sizes & Dimensions
Frame height is 7.25 inches across every size, and the length under the mattress is 73.13" in each one. Width changes with the bed size.
Assembly
Open the shipping box (75" x 12" x 10") and lay out the side rails, cross rails, and legs.
Set the cross rails parallel to each other where the head and foot of the bed will sit. Confirm the leg sockets are facing up.
The wedge-shaped tabs on the side rails seat directly into the leg sockets of the cross rails. The frame squares itself up naturally as you seat each piece.
Bear Frame requires a foundation to support the mattress. Place the Bear Foundation onto the assembled frame, then position the mattress on top.
The numbers
The lineup
The two pieces that go with a Bear mattress rather than instead of one.


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