Can I use it alone on a daybed (has slats)
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I would probably put a sheet of at least half inch plywood on top of the slats for support because mattress isn't that supportive alone
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I would say yes. Very comfortable mattress. Im 330 lbs and I use it in my man cave in a loft bed I built with no box spring. I love it.
659297
Yes, I think it could fit a day bed. I returned it, because it was too long for me to use. MAZ
2109694
Yes, the front rest can be used alone. Comes apart right at the weight tray.
160246
You can, but because the sides are so low, it will look weird. I just put a mattress on and there is plenty off support.
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As long as you have a foundation. This is not a platform bed, the slats are made to support a boxspring, not act as one.
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your slats will be fine. i have my mattress on a trundle, which is very similar. i also have another foam mattress on Ikea slats, so you're good. (y)
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I don't think this would work very well for a bed with slats. It needs a large, flat even area to work on.
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If you have a platform bed with slats that are meant to be used with no foundation/boxspring, you can lay any mattress on them, including a memory foam mattress. I have used a memory foam mattress directly on slats since 2005 and it works just fine.
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You could but it would require your obtaining and attaching hardware to secure it etc. You would need to be careful not to split the wood of the bed. However, should be able to be done.
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I don't think so; but not sure. I would not put on slats; just put a piece of plywood on top the slats & it will be fine. Mine is on a piece of plywood; bottom of waterbed frame. No problem. You'll love it!
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Yes can be used with slats and no bunkie board but you should have about 12-13 of them
417806
It can be used on a daybed as long as the straps can pass under the mattress/cushion and be tied firmly to something solid on the opposite side.
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We made it work on a day bed where there were just slats and a mattress but no box spring. We had to put a thick blanket over the slats but it still worked okay. You can still store it between the slats and mattress when not in use. Well worth it when grandchildren are visiting.
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You would use this frame in place of wooden slats. As the picture shows, it does not connect to the headboard or footboard. Only to wooden side rails and they screw in with wood screws. I hope this helps.
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I can't imagine why not. There are small pins holding the top bunk in place. The only issue I foresee is that rails on the twin XL are part of the structure, so you might have to leave those on, which could be a nuisance if used separately.
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Yes, but its awkward and loose. I ended up threading a rolled comforter through the slats which worked fine.
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If you don't use a box spring, you need to buy slats for the bed frame which is what I did