I have a sleigh bed with a full wooden frame. The box spring is supported by broad wooden slats. Will this work with my bed?
1124714
Yes. You will no longer need the slats or those annoying wooden supports that were always falling or getting knocked down when we put something under The bed, and it doesn't bow like the wooden slats did. We love it. It rest on the wooden ledges on the inside of the side rails.
1124715
Should work fine as it sits on the framework of the bed your currently have. we LOVE ours, but, I did have a problem with making a bedskirt fit, so I ordered a longer one then hemmed it at an angle and it looks just fine. This sure beats any bed pillow for elevating your head. I (we) love it and gladly tossed our $4,000 sleep number bed for this frame ... same results, a whole lot of cheaper!
1124716
This would be a question for the manufacturer. I don't see why it would not work though because this "Beds Up" frame fits right into my metal frame and the box spring rests in the "Beds-Up" frame. So it should work for you.
1124717
I have a sleigh bed also and was concerned that it would work within the headboard, footboard and thick side rails. Mine also has three wooden slats to support the box spring. It worked fine with mine because you adjust it as you put it together. It's very sturdy.
1788593
I did not use slats. The box spring is fully supported the length of either side and across the center.
922637
We didn't because we wanted the bed to be lower to the ground. We used slats with a large but thin piece of plywood on top and put the rail on top of the plywood. Because of our bed's frame & b/c we didn't use box springs - everything sat farther down in the frame so we didn't anchor this rail down on the other side. It wasn't going anywhere! So yes, it CAN be used w/o box springs but it will probably depend on how your bed frame is set up.
2238870
Sorry, I don't have a queen size box spring, mine is a full size box spring and I feel sure it would work on queen size box spring because it was ample on my bed.
607104
no, i have a futon mattress on top of the slats. you cant use a box spring ,it would be taller than the headboard. plus with all that weight the slats will break
236961
Yes, it will work, but make sure the wooden supports are not too far apart. I have a full size platform bed, so I bought a nice high mattress w/o a box spring. There were only 3 wood supports that are installed with the platform bed frame, NOT enough to put a mattress on, so I had to nail in 4 more planks of wood. Then i put the mattress supports over the 7 wood supports. It's sufficient now. I will tell you over time, you will probably need to buy the mattress supports again after 1.5 years. I'm at that point now. But it worked fairly well for its purpose. Just make sure you have enough wooden supports w/o too large of gaps. Yes, it will work, but make sure the wooden supports are not too far apart. I have a full size platform bed, so I bought a nice high mattress w/o a box spring. There were only 3 wood supports that are installed with the platform bed frame, NOT enough to put a mattress on, so I had to nail in 4 more planks of wood. Then i put the mattress supports over the 7 wood supports. It's sufficient now. I will tell you over time, you will probably need to buy the mattress supports again after 1.5 years. I'm at that point now. But it worked fairly well for its purpose. Just make sure you have enough... » Read More Yes, it will work, but make sure the wooden supports are not too far apart. I have a full size platform bed, so I bought a nice high mattress w/o a box spring. There were only 3 wood supports that are installed with the platform bed frame, NOT enough to put a mattress on, so I had to nail in 4 more planks of wood. Then i put the mattress supports over the 7 wood supports. It's sufficient now. I will tell you over time, you will probably need to buy the mattress supports again after 1.5 years. I'm at that point now. But it worked fairly well for its purpose. Just make sure you have enough wooden supports w/o too large of gaps. « Show Less
1060957
I don't think that this would work in your situation. I tried to install this on a bed without a box spring- the mattress sat on the wooden slats. The rail part (which is what you see in the picture) is a round metal tube perhaps 3/8 inch diameter- so there would have to be a gap between the bed and the frame. The other issue I ran into was the round piece at the end of the strap to hold the rail flush against the bed (the straps run under the bed and are meant to wedge between the box spring and mattress). Since I was trying to install it with a mattress on a flat surface the circle was unable to lay flush against the bed and would slip free. Both issues meant that I was unable to secure the bed rail to our child's bed and I ended up having to return it. I went with the little bumpers that slip under the sheets and that has worked wonderful for us. Since you are using this on a trundle bed I would expect you to run into similar issues.
1808277
I says somewhere... I think on the instructions that come with it that it should not be used with a box spring. It should be used with a platform bed or slats like IKEA beds have.
2253556
No....you have to attach theses to the wood slats than run across the center (underneath) the box spring. These cannot support the center of the mattress if you merely put them around the perimeter frame of the box spring.
1186030
It should work fine as long as the frame has a lip on which the support slats can rest. I did screw it to the wooden frame just for additional stability, so if the metal frame has pre-drilled holes you could probably secure it with bolts. Otherwise, just dialing in the height of the feet where you get solid contact between the slats and the frame should be sufficient.
1112533
I bought this for my standard box spring and mattress set up- queen size. I have mine attached the the bed frame and it works very nicely! I've had no problems with it.
1976007
Box springs work fine. If you want a foundation, it would support 1/2 or 5/8" plywood easily, too.
1112532
Yes, it will work with a standard queen/full size bed frame. The attachment plate has multiple adjustment holes to give you the best fit.
1084456
Yes, without any of the extenders, it is even with our bed. We have an Ikea bedframe that doesn't have box spring because it made it too high. But it's the height of a normal bed I'd say because there are wooden slats. Hope that helps. Also this was the best purchase we made. You can roll it around the house with you ;-)
1735002
We used a bed with a slat base and no box spring. It works well. We did not want to buy a box spring for this guest room.
59797
No the wooden slats that come from the bed are sufficient enough. In fact if u use a box spring then the mattress will be too high.
1455314
These units are designed to go on wooden support slats under the box spring not on the box spring itself. Replace your metal support slats with wooden slats and you could use these.