Biloxi King Size Canopy Bed Frame, Black Metal, Tufted

In short: the Biloxi is a king size canopy bed frame with four black metal posts, a white channel tufted headboard and 10 wooden slats, so no box spring is needed. It measures 79.29 x 83 in, stands 77.7 in tall to the canopy bars and holds up to 600 lb (maker's figure).

A modern four post canopy bed: slim black metal posts joined by a top frame, with a white channel tufted headboard and padded white rails around a slatted base.

The maker gives the assembled bed as 79.29 in wide, 83 in long and 77.7 in tall, which is about 6 feet 6 inches to the top of the canopy frame. Its drawing puts the padded rails at 9.4 inches high and the tufted headboard panel at 25.8 inches tall, mounted between the two head posts. Under an 8 foot ceiling, that leaves about 18 inches above the frame, enough to drape fabric or string lights over the top bars. Our king size bed dimensions guide sets this canopy footprint against a bare king mattress and the room sizes that suit it.

Comparing canopy styles? Our king canopy beds collection shows the Biloxi next to the other canopy and four-poster frames we sell in king size.

What you get

• Four black metal corner posts and a rectangular top frame for curtains, lights or nothing at all
• Headboard upholstered in white fabric with vertical channel stitching and foam padding
• White upholstered side rails and footboard rail
• 10 wooden slats on a center rail with support legs (maker's count)
• Hardware and instructions for assembly

Mattress, pillows and bedding are not included.

Like the black frame? Compare our other black king beds, from low platforms to canopies.

Specifications

Good to know: no box spring is needed: the 10 slats carry the mattress directly. The maker does not publish the slat spacing, and its own listing names different materials in different places (metal in one spot, pine and MDF in another), so we only list what the photos show. Bed curtains are not included. Our box spring guide explains when a bunkie board helps.

Will this black king canopy bed frame fit my room and ceiling?

Under an 8 foot (96 in) ceiling, this black king canopy bed frame leaves about 18.3 inches of air above its top bars, and it needs about 127.3 x 107 inches of floor once you keep room to walk around it. Four measurements settle it.

• 8 foot ceiling (96 in): 96 minus 77.7 leaves 18.3 in above the canopy frame, enough for sheer panels or a string of lights.
• 9 foot ceiling (108 in): 30.3 in above the canopy frame. With a ceiling fan, measure down from the lowest point of the blades, not from the ceiling.
• Floor: the frame itself covers 79.29 x 83 in. Our own rule of thumb keeps 24 in clear on each side and at the foot: about 127.3 in across (10 ft 7 in) and 107 in out from the head wall (8 ft 11 in).
• The way in: 2 boxes, the longer one 82.5 in. Check the turn at the top of the stairs and any narrow hallway before the delivery day.

Short on height? In our king canopy collection, the lowest frames are the Asbury at 68.9 in and the Beaufort at 70.8 in. The Mystic, a black canopy king bed upholstered from posts to footboard, asks for more: 87.4 in tall, so about 8.6 in left under an 8 foot ceiling.

Black king canopy bed frame or another canopy style?

On November 13, 2026, 3 of the 9 beds in our king size canopy beds collection have a black frame: the Biloxi (black metal, white upholstery), the Mystic (black flannelette over a solid wood frame) and the Newport (black metal, brown faux leather panels). The other 6 come in gray, dark brown, walnut, white or a weathered mango finish. Below, all 9 side by side on material, color, footprint, height, weight capacity and the space underneath.

Data and prices checked on November 13, 2026, from our own product listings; sizes and capacities are the maker's figures. Prices can change: the price on each product page is the one that applies.

Asbury: the maker lists 80.3 in as the overall length, but its drawing marks that length between the corner posts; the length including the posts is not confirmed.

Our take: the Biloxi is the black frame with a light touch, thanks to its white channel tufted headboard. The Mystic goes all black and fully upholstered, but needs 87.4 in of height. The Newport pairs black metal with brown faux leather and carries 500 lb, against 600 lb for the Biloxi (maker's figures).

Shipping and returns

Free shipping to the 48 contiguous US states and Washington, DC. This bed ships by parcel carrier, in 2 boxes (about 136 lb in total), delivered to your door. Check every box and part on delivery: if anything is damaged or missing, email hello@king-size-bed.com with photos and we send a replacement or refund at no cost. If you change your mind, you can return it within 30 days. Full terms: refund policy.

Questions about this bed

How tall is the canopy?

77.7 inches to the top bars, a little under 6.5 feet. Measure your ceiling first: with 8 foot ceilings you keep about 18 inches above the frame; with a ceiling fan, check the blade height too.

How much room does it need?

79.29 by 83 inches. Centered in a 12 foot (144 in) wide room, it leaves about 32 inches on each side, enough for a slim nightstand inside each post.

Can I hang curtains on it?

The maker presents the top frame as a place for bed curtains, a canopy or lights, but it does not give a load limit for the top bars. Keep to light fabric and avoid anything heavy or anyone pulling on the frame.

What mattress fits the Biloxi?

A standard US king mattress, 76 x 80 inches. The maker recommends a thickness of 8 to 10 inches, laid straight on the 10 slats. A California king (72 x 84 in) is the wrong size: it is longer than the 83 inch frame.

How much weight can it hold?

600 lb, according to the maker. It gives no separate limit for the canopy bars, so use them for light fabric or string lights only.

How is it delivered?

By parcel carrier, to your door, in 2 boxes: about 49 lb and 87 lb, the longest 82.5 inches. Two people make the carry and the setup easier.

Is there a California king version?

No. The Biloxi comes in one size, US King, for a 76 x 80 in mattress. A California king mattress is 72 x 84 in and needs its own frame: see our California king bed frames.

Is the Biloxi a metal or an iron canopy bed?

Metal, finished black: the four posts and the top frame are metal, the 10 slats are wood. We do not sell it as iron or as steel, because we cannot confirm which metal it is. If iron matters to you, the maker of the Newport describes its black frame as steel and iron.

What is a king size bed with poles called?

A four poster bed: one tall post, or pole, at each corner. Once a frame joins the posts at the top, as on the Biloxi, it is a canopy bed. Our guide canopy bed vs four poster bed shows the difference and the ceiling height each needs.

Also worth a look: the guide What Is a Canopy Bed?, the Mystic canopy king bed frame, the Newport canopy bed king and the Camden canopy bed king size.

Prefer metal without the four posts? Our metal king bed frame collection puts the Biloxi next to our other metal frames: 10 beds in all, and all but one need no box spring.

Prefer wood to black metal? Our white pine king four poster bed, the Kennebunk, keeps the top rails but drops the headboard and sits on the floor.

Want corner posts with no gap under the bed? The Kennebunk, 74.8 inches tall, is one of our king size floor bed frames.

The Kennebunk is one of several frames with no headboard; the others, low padded, steel or with drawers, are in our king bed frame without headboard range.