Can you use this mattress on the floor? I live in a small apartment with a cubby type space for my mattress that cannot fit a box spring.
1569036
This would be fine on the floor. in our camper it is just on a wood platform works great!
1569037
I'm sure you could. It would be firmer on top of a bed or box spring but I don't see why it couldn't be used directly on the floor.
1569038
This mattress can be used with a platform bed, which is a frame that doesn't require a box spring. I would say it's comfortable enough to be on the floor too.
1569039
I guess so. Mine is on a platform frame which is just flat with no support. Just keeps the mattress raised from off the ground really
1569040
You could but it is fabric covered so will probably get dirty and worn if used on floor.
1569041
I use mine on the floor and I love it. It does make it harder to get in and out of bed tho.
1569042
I would think that it would work on the floor. I'm not using a box spring either,it's just sitting on a portable bed frame.
1569043
You could... but this mattress doesn't need a box spring anyways. I bought a fold up bed frame that you put the mattress on. It only cost like $59.00 and takes a couple of minutes to set up, its light weight and sits up about a foot high so you can store things under the bed. It would look a lot nicer than sleeping directly on the floor. Stay cleaner too.
1797754
Yes you could put it on a box spring, but we had ours on a platform bed. It's a very sturdy mattress. :) very comfortable!! :)
23469
I did not try using the mattress on the floor so I really don't know for sure. I used the Signature Sleep mattress with the bed frame that I already had.
1361645
That's an interesting question, but I don't believe that would be the case. The wires are on top but then there are strong metal bars which run opposite direction of the wires. While I cannot be certain that pressure won't force a tiny amount of the mattress through the cubed holes, I'm sure the mattress will be just fine on top of the frame. If you believe your mattress is marshmallow soft underneath, then I would recommend getting a box spring to alleviate your fear since few frames will then suit your purpose.
475882
I suppose you could, but the frame itself is already pretty hight off the ground, and as soon as I added the mattress, it was a about 12 inches off the ground; no need for a box spring.
1906504
I do not see why not. It is firm mattress. You can put it anywhere you want. I have it on wood bad frame, Ikea type cheap bed. It will be even more solid on the ground. By the way I recommend to buy mattress cove to make it last forever, and especially if you want to keep it on the floor.
1440713
You don't have to use a box spring. You can use a platform of some sort to support it, or you can buy a foundation for it as I did for another mattress. There's a few ways to set it up so that it's right for you.
1025763
This is my second purchase of this same mattress its great. You can place this in a standard box spring (which is my preference) or it can be used on the slats like you can purchase at Ikea. It's really about how high or low you like your bed, without a box spring unless bed frame is tall its too low to ground for my liking
515023
I think you probably can. The mattress will be higher. We currently use it without a box spring because it is the bottom bunk.
537584
I don't think it's a good idea. When you don't have box spring your mattresses need more support close. These have wide gaps. Mattress can sag in those gaps.
2220435
I don't know why not. Might have to leave it under inflated so it would bend where the bed bends but what you have is three pieces of wood hinged together and you could pretty much use anything mattress-like that can bend. The mattress is stopped from sliding off by a small rail at the bottom.
858061
Box spring is not required. You can use a box spring if you feel that the mattress is too low from the ground.
705576
Yes you could put this on your floor. I did that with a similar mattress for years. I have it on a platform bed frame which it really just a lifted floor.
1638377
Like you, we only wanted to replace the mattress not our box Springs & frame. I contacted the manufacturer about using their Mattresses on our old frame & box springs and we're told that we could. We've had this mattress for several months with no problems. So my "short" answer is yes you can.
1363277
It depends on your comfort level. I would say you could because even though it is on the thin side, there are layers of different materials within the mattress which makes it more comfortable than you would have in an Asian floor mattress.
890913
Don't know much about ikea beds, but you should not need box springs with this mattress. Mine is on a queen size metal frame and it's wonderful. You might just try it on the slats and go from there.
36533
Might work. Our mattress was on floor because of wife's issues. If box spring is on a standard bed frame with little casters probably ok. If mattresses are in Scandinavian style bed with a small wooden box holding mattress it will not work. I hope this helps.