do I need to put plywood or slates under
50226
I just used my existing box springs. If you are not going to do that, I am sure it would need solid support beneath.
50227
This mattress is constructed for use with a platform bed, which is generally means it has some sort of wood/metal slats or a solid sheet of plywood in lieu of box springs. It cannot be solely placed on a metal or wood bed frame intended for a box spring though. It needs some sort of support.
1552415
I have slats and have had no problems with my queen sized mattress. I, personally, would not recommend solid plywood as the lack of breathability could encourage bacterial/mold growth in the mattress.
1108691
Plywood? Definitely.Anything tougher, like a two by four, would probably do some harm to the tang.I'Ve used cork board to practice trust aim, and there's no wear at all.
400604
No the 2x4 extends above the top of the brackets so your plywood will fit flat on the 2x4, not the bracket. Don't use treated lumber though.
1980872
Depends upon how thick a plywood you use. I used 1/2" and my top is just a hair below the frame.
592768
No, you will need to use 3/4 inch plywood. The holds will tear through the sheetrock.
1785948
Yes you could but depending in where you live moisture and termites could be a problem. If the problem is moisture you could mount the plywood on a frame of pressure treated 2 x 4s or 2 x 6s. We use ours in the desert where moisture is not a problem but termites are so we mounted ours on cement board. Hope this helps.
871865
Mostly. The planks under the mattres are plywood. I think the rest is pine.
2249526
No. But I have taken a piece of 3/4 plywood I had laying around and sanded and stained it and it works great. Not to heavy so I can lean it up out of the way until needed again.
861303
Depends on the moisture content of the plywood. Low moisture and low quality plywood will chip out and should be taped with a high quality autobody masking tape before cutting. This will reduce chip out!
1401456
I would Jason. We used footings and cdx treated plywood. You would probably need it especially if you were going to store heavy items in it. It would also make for a more substantial shed. We really love ours and there is plenty of room in it to store a riding lawn mower and snow blower in it along with a generator and tiller. We actually have two of the buildings. One is a bit smaller then we purchased the larger one. Easy to put up and handsome to look at. Hope this info helps.
370661
Wall is good enough we have it there almost for a year now. The fittings are good and sturdy and they look very elegant. If you use plywood then it will lose the charm
468721
I would still put a plywood floor in to be on the safe side and that will help keep the frame square as you're assembling the walls
1926399
While I have not tried exactly what you are asking, I think you'll have to shave off the corners of a sheet of plywood. Good Luck
1646186
It's plywood. It's kinda heavy but looks great. You might need someone's hand for installation.
283907
I made a simple 3/4" plywood base for my saw and put a 2x6x10 block underneath it in the middle of the saw screwed to the plywood. Put some 2x2 runners on each outer end of the plywood (so you can have it sit flat). When I use my saw I just put the 2x6x10 block in between the clamps and lock it in place. Good firm placement and use it all day. I suggest getting the Rockwell adjustable tripod stand to support long pieces.
2019312
We just laid an inexpensive plywood sheet (we picked up at Menard's) on the bottom of the bars and placed our storage on top of it. Worked out really well. Able to use wasted storage space.