what kind of base should it have, can in be on a slatted base?
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Should be fine. I used it on a steel bed frame with 2 inch grids directly under the mattress. The mattress is not thick but I can not feel the grids even when I try to press hard on it. This is much better than I thought and I am very impressed.
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yes it can be used on slates and it is very comfortable my 12 yr old prefers it over her twin mattress she has a trundle bed set
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Perhaps it could go on slatted base. We have ours on top of box springs and are very happy with it.
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The base required depends on the mattress use. A foam mattress is very pliable, so only a light-weight sleeper would not feel slats if used as the base for a relatively thin 6" mattress. For a body in motion, the support is even worse. The base slats would need to be very close together if that was all the support the mattress had. I would recommend using a plywood base instead of slats or else using 1/4" plywood on top of the slats.
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I bought mine for a trundle bed (which has a wooden base), not sure slats would support the 6 " thickness of this mattress. Why not add a 1/4 " piece of plywood for added support. A friend of mine spent the night on that mattress and wants to buy one for her bed.
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I have sold the unit, but it was a pretty small base. Maybe you could call the manufacturer? Thanks
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Any type of metal or plastic base would work for this. It is a fairly light umbrella.
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The base is 4x4 inches and flat so you would have to wire it or make a platform.
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Yes. In fact, the base is not mounted when it arrives. You would have to assemble it if you wanted to use it.
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No not unless you want extra suppost but ours es on the ground with rocks supporting the frame since my husband thought we did not need a base. Been working great for over a year. Hope this helps.
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You're going to want more support. Especially if you want the mattress to last. Ikea sells a slatted bed base for under 50. It's just a bundle of slats connected by ribbon That you can roll out.
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the base is just a wooden plank. U can probably add wheels instead of the bushes they provide.
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I am not aware of any different bases. This is just a good rigid walking cane when assembled.
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The base will allow it to stand on its own, however it will not be steady. You could bolt it to 3/4" board aboult 18"x18" and that would make it pretty steady
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It might look a little awkward because only the large and the smallest base have a flat surfaces. They sell smaller tiers if you wanted to do that
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The base will stand on it's own if the light is balanced, but not well enough to be useful. A small piece of flat (ferrous) metal would make a simple auxiliary base if that's needed.
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The base isn't big . How much space do you have ? Because you do need some wiggle room
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Find a good hardware or kitchen store and bring the base into it. You may not end up with an exact match but they should either be able to find something that works or put you on track to find them elsewhere
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Hello, Thank you for the question. Please clarify what you mean by different base? It can be mounted to varied surfaces.Thank you, WorlGoodsCorp
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Any kind of lamp base you want but you'll have to remove the wire that holds the lamp shade.
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Almost any standard umbrella base. I got mine (plastic) at Walmart for 7.50$ and filled it with sand and water.