The memory manipulated by JavaScript programs can be seen as a heap of extensible records storing values and pointers. We define a separation logic for describing such structures. In order to scale up to full-fledged languages such as JavaScript, this logic must be integrated with existing abstract domains from abstract interpretation. However, the frame rule—which is a central notion in separation logic—does not easily mix with abstract interpretation. We present a domain of heaps of interlinked extensible records based on both separation logic and abstract interpretation. The domain features spatial conjunction and uses summary nodes from shape analyses. We show how this domain can accommodate an abstract interpretation including a frame rule.