bedframe

American  

[bed-freym] / ˈbɛdˌfreɪm /

noun

1. the frame of a bed, including the bedrails, headboard, and footboard.

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Etymology

Origin of bedframe

First recorded in 1805–15; bed + frame

Example Sentences

In hotels, the devices sit between mattresses and bedframes.

From BBC

I fell onto the floor, nearly sending the bedframe toppling over in the process.

From Literature

Photos provided by the state show an empty cell in that unit has white cinderblock walls, slim rectangular windows, a metal toilet and sink and a thin mattress on a fixed bedframe.

From Seattle Times

On Tuesday, the model shared a photo of herself to Instagram posing nude, covering her chest with her arms while cleverly posing behind a bedframe to block anything else from view.

From Fox News

I laid spruce boughs on the cold ground and a tarp over that, and built a strange bedframe of springy birch.

From The Guardian