I have a full size wooden bed frame with side rails and a few wood slats. Will this product work? Is a board or box spring needed?
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I have a California King sized bed that had almost no support at all for the box springs, etc. It had good strong side supports but nothing to hold any weight in the middle. I bought two sets of these and they worked beautifully. I now have one of the most sturdy solid beds ever. You do want to use box spring(s) or a sheet of wood though. I don't recommend putting a mattress directly on these supports. They are super strong but you need to disperse the weight of the mattress evenly if you want a nice comfortable bed.
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These work great! They substitute for wooden slats. Very sturdy. You still need the box spring
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Hi, I purchased this item for my queen size bed and it works great. I had to extend the slats out, so they will definitely work for your full size. I have a platform bed with wooden slats and purchased this item for additional support. It works very well.
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We have a metal bed frame and siderails and a couple slats but we needed more support. We loved the product we bought.
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Elizabeth, I have a wooden bed..we took the wood slats out and replaced them with 4 sets of these metal slats. We have a lot more support and our old mattress, feels brand new again. Instead of buying another expensive mattress..we just replaced the slats and added extra. We cannot believe the comfort in our mattress..and now we are getting a better night sleep. Yes..we have a boxspring, with a piece of plywood over the boxspring..this helps to save the life of our set..and it is perfect..we won't be mattress shopping for several more years.!!
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Box springs makes yur matress last long. But with the slats you dont 'need' one. They work like wooded slats but all metal
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Yes, you need a box spring. It only comes as headboard, footboard, and the frame. It's very nice. We're extremely happy with it.
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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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Yes you need a box spring, I'm not sure about the weight capacity, that would also depend on your mattresses
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I got it for bunk beds. But yes I think it requires a box spring of some sort.
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The frame is pre-drilled for a headboard and footboard. You will not need a box spring, though one may be used if you like.
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If you mean the wood slat that is part of the box spring the answer is no. The sides of your box spring must be resting on two metal slats that run the length of the box spring. You would need to place a wooden board underneath the box spring in the center of one metal slat across to the other then this Bed Claw would be installed in the center of this wooden board.
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Yes you will need a bed frame. It did not match mine perfectly, but I made it work.
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We just use a bed frame but the frame has to have multiple slats across the center to hold it so it can't just be a standard bed frame. So ultimately to answer your question no box spring necessary if you have a bed frame with cross member support.
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I m using a queen size on a queen wooden bed frame instead of a box spring. But I do have wooden slats under it. I would say you should be able to use it the same way you used a box spring on the same bed. If you didn't have any support under the box spring then you probably won't need it under the bunky board. But I can't say for sure because I used slats with the box spring and the bunky board.
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The slats are wide apart. So I bought a compressed board at lowes for $20, had it cut to fit the gaps and put mattress on it. It saves the extra height of the box springs
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My frame did not come with a box spring. It doesn't have much support, just enough to hold the mattress. In short yes.
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No, you do not need a box spring. I have my mattress on a plain plywood board and it works fine.
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I have this bed. The side rails are actually about two or three inches wide, you can stand on them. That could be it. The mattress fits fine. No box spring necessary.
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No box spring needed...we just put our son's memory foam mattress on the wooden slats. I would like to add that the bed frame sits about 12 inches off the floor so a box spring and mattress would make the bed very high.
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No box spring needed. But slats definitely needed. Make sure the gaps between slats are no more than 4", I would suggest.
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A box spring or a platform bed is necessary. I bought a platform bed similar to the one in the main picture