does the mattress sti on metal springs or a sheet of plywood
164150
The mini crib does not have the same support system of metal springs like its full sized sibling. The mattress will sit on a plywood board. My daughter is big for her age and very rambunctious and often will jump herself to sleep for naps. The mini crib works well even though I was hesitant on the wood base. We use it over at my mom's house so its not her primary bed. Works well without complaints or issues 2 years now.
1201034
the mattress is heavy and it will not slide off of your box spring, as long as you dont have plastic on your box springs !
769558
They are aluminum just like the rest of the frame held together with plastic interlocking clasps. I have a single spring mattress on them and so far it has been a comfortable sleep.
1983864
Put it on a plywood base over the box spring. But don't buy a linen spa mattress - they DO NOT honor the warranty policy. They will state that the box spring voids the warranty. So buyer beware. Buy a sleep innovation or other brand
150688
No springs. Those are "structural air pockets" which allow the air mattress to better support and distribute weight better than just a simple empty air bladder.
1394419
No it is slatted with metal bars. Very comfy and fine with just our mattress on it.
989781
It has springs around the perimeter of the support and metal the rest of it
1497238
Just the springs are metal. If you leave the Scoop outside they do rust eventually but last for years. Mine was in the weather for many years before they rusted and broke but would have lasted longer if I kept it indoors. I immediately bought another Scoop as it is such a good product.
834432
I did not put plywood on top of the slats. I got a good mattress and the bed is really comfortable. Since the closely spaced wooden slats are essentially the same as having plywood, I don't think another 1/2 inch of wood would do anything. This bed frame is not meant to have box springs. I've been very happy with the bed frame.
1069785
I believe it just refers to the metal frame the mattress goes on. It suspends the mattress off the floor so that there is space underneath.
2066540
Your use the box spring. It has wood slats you attach to the side rails and then the box spring and mattres sit on top. You won't need a metal frame with this. I love my bed by the way.
417809
I really don't know. It has a metal piece that fits under the mattress and springs on our bed.
1697036
yes, both positions have metal plates incorporated into the plastic for same. I purchased some felt...similar to the material that one uses to protect wood floors from metal..as in recliner bases, bar stool legs...etc. This felt was self-adhesive and is a great way to firm up the trolling motor for use on the fore/aft transoms.
1970775
We used a boxspring. It had rails so if you only wanted to use a mattress I assume you could use a piece of plywood below it.
2123953
No this actually has a solid sheet under the mattress. It is 3 pieces of plywood that sports it complete.
368469
We had a thin piece of press wood on the springs under the mattress with the sensors between them. I think the wood was less then $10 at the local home store.
159561
Generally when you buy a mattress and box spring it comes with a metal frame on caster wheels. On one end of that frame there are little metal 'tabs' with holes in them, designed to attach a headboard to.