Can the foundation be used alone, without a frame, by adding legs to the corners and in the middle for support?
1140585
No, it cannot. While the foundation is stable on my sleigh bed frame, I would not suggest adding legs to the corners. I'm betting that if you ask around, you can find someone who has an old frame in their attic, garage, or storage unit. You could also pick up for just a couple of dollars at a garage or yard sale.
1140586
I have 2 of these (one king, one queen) and while I'm terribly happy with it, I wouldn't consider using it without a frame.You can pick up an inexpensive metal frame at Sams Club or Wal Mart for around $30. The foundation really needs support along the edges. You could probably make something sturdy enough with dimensional lumber but by the time you got done, you'd be pretty close to the same price as the metal frame.
1140587
The person that suggested this foundation to me for my memory foam mattress just sat the frame on the floor and used it that way. I am using a wood Bed frame with headboard.
1140588
Well, together with a 12 Mattress, its is pretty high in my opinion. But to your question, in my opinion, no. Maybe with a lot of modifications and hassle, but it is not made for a added construction. But please keep in mind, I bought mine nearly 2 years ago. Not sure how the newer models work.
2196221
yes, you can put the supports at any location on your frame. I chose to put the top one off center a little to replace a broken wooden support.
469570
Yes. The corner piece just sits on top. The sides can both stand alone. Might have drill holes or buy bolts or something to get them to connect in a straight line-not sure...
1270717
You have to build it so you could probably build it without putting the legs on if you wanted.. Not entirely sure though
1093483
Yes... you do not need to put the legs right at the corners or the edge. You can adjust it to a minimum of 18 inches in between the legs. This way you still have 9 inches from the edge and another 9 inches from the other edge.
770901
If you are putting this mattress on a traditional bed frame without supports, yes. If you're putting the mattress on a platform bed, which I believe is recommended practice for these types of mattress, no.
1032465
Yes you would need a foundation of some sort. I personally purchased an adjustable base and it works great. I demoed a few other high end mattresses before this, and I can say this is great.
1549277
This is strictly just a 10" mattress, no base, no foundation with legs. I bought box springs and frame for the under support.
1609765
No. Just a support frame connecting all four legs. BTW, I love that I can use the top for a folding & ironing table.
1140033
Yes, you can place the mattress directly on top of this bed frame without any additional products.
1781406
No footing is needed. There is a metal bracket that attaches to a wood block (wood block not included) that simply rests on the ground to for support
889608
This need has a frame that also acts like a box spring, so if your frame has only the edges and no support throughout the surface, it will not work.
1503806
you can use the legs for it to stand on its own. or you can lean it against something. we have done both.
1989859
Yes, unless you have a bed frame that does not require a foundation or a boxsprings. For example, if you have a daybed that springs are build into the frame you will not need boxsprings or the foundation.
290976
The middle shelf could be laid on top of the bottom shelf, but would not be able to snap onto the frame. The metal reinforcements on each shelf coupled with the fairly fine mesh makes each shelf very sturdy on its own.
1806895
it will not work with the legs supported, could you make a wood block or find a brick to match the height of your foundation?
498486
Yes, it can be used without the casters. The legs are still about 5 inches tall, and doors open easily. We left the casters on, because they add about 4 inches in height.