Can we use the "box spring encasement" for a "mattress"? We have twin mattresses for a bunk bed - so they are not deep mattresses.
775121
That is exactly what I did. It is a little loose but not enough to be a problem..
775122
I would say that you could, basically fits like a mattress pad except it zips. Should work nicely!
407769
We bought a queen for a queen mattress and NO it does not encase the mattress and box spring.Must get one with a zipper, which was my mistake. However, I called my allergist office and said cover does not have to be totally encased as long as covered. Hope this answer helps.
974681
I don't use any kind of foundation or box spring with my mattress. My bed frame has a set of wooden slats spaced about one inch apart and it has worked perfectly. Foam mattresses generally are much lighter in weight and considerably denser than standard mattresses. The density means that they are less likely to sag or bend out of shape than an innerspring mattress.
1083167
You will need to support your mattress, with either box springs, or a box. A box looks like a box spring, but it is no more than a spacer / mattress support ...
1433223
You should be fine. We actually placed ours on a standard box spring as well. Simply the best money ever spent on a mattress! Enjoy
2274923
Yes, i used it for a bunk bed. As long as the mattress has a good firm structure
1439156
I have not tried it, but we have a thick mattress and it was plenty big, so my gut says yes, buy one for your box spring and one for your mattress.
1029345
The one we have slides between the mattress and box springs, so I am not sure you could use this.
2011608
Probably not. While the cover is bigger than the mattress, and the mattress will fit inside, it will not fit properly or be comfortable. Measure the mattress in question, then look up the sizing offered by this maker. I suspect a "Single" bed cover may work, but the designation "Bunkie" mattress seems to show you have a special sized mattress. Measure the mattress, then compare is about all I can suggest.
132974
Not at all. I put my mattress in a bedbug cover and laid down a skirt for the frame, popped the bed right on top. I even got under the frame with my wife laying on the bed to check if a box spring could prove beneficial and it would probably make the bed sag if you were to use one. The support of the frame is phenomenal, and no box spring would be better. Not to mention you'd need to jump to get into bed with one, the platform is pretty high, and if you use a deep mattress your already pretty high off the ground.
454091
I did so with the memory foam mattress I purchased for my daughter's bed without problem. Mine is on a platform foundation. Realize that the box spring configuration is less firm. I have no idea about the long term effects of putting one on a box spring. My daughter loves hers.
2085016
We did but I had to go to Home Depot and buy some 2 by 4s to put the things that go under the mattress on. It's not ideal but it's doing the trick. It would work best with a bed with a box spring.
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.
1050670
It is just a mattress protector. Encase does sell box spring covers. The mattress protector is plenty deep, so it's possible to fit it around the box springs and mattress. I have a memory foam mattress on a platform sleigh bed, so no box springs.
444780
We haven't yet, and find this is a problem given the bed we are using, which has no slat close enough to the bottom of the mattress to allow us to tuck in the top sheet. The bed's already pretty high, so we're thinking bunkie boards. It's perfectly comfortable without a box spring.
754870
I just used a mattress - a thicker memory foam one. I don't think there is room for both box springs and a mattress.
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.