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In general, platform beds tend to be less expensive than beds that require box springs. This is because platform beds are designed to support a mattress directly, eliminating the need for a separate box spring. As a result, you don't have to spend extra money on purchasing a box spring or foundation.

However, it's important to note that the cost can vary depending on several factors:

1. Quality and Material: The cost of both platform beds and traditional beds can vary based on the quality of materials used in their construction. Higher quality materials may increase the cost of both types of beds.

2. Design and Features: Platform beds can come in a variety of designs and styles, just like traditional beds. More intricate designs, additional features (such as built-in storage), and unique materials will affect the price.

3. Size: The size of the bed also plays a significant role in determining the price. Larger beds, such as king-size beds, will generally cost more than smaller beds like twin or full-size beds.

4. Region and Market: Prices can vary based on location and market demand. Beds in urban areas or high-demand regions might be priced differently (lower or higher) than those in less populated areas.

If budget is a concern, you might want to compare prices for both platform beds and traditional beds in your desired size and style. Remember to also consider the long-term costs and benefits. While a platform bed might be less expensive upfront due to not needing a box spring, a traditional bed with a box spring might provide a different level of support and comfort that could potentially impact your sleep quality.

View Nine Clouds Beds online here or even better in our Mississauga store, nothing beats seeing a bed in person.