Do I need to purchase a box spring, I want to use this for my daughters twin canape style bed.
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I do not believe you need a box spring. I have the matress on a Bunkie Board in a bunk bed.
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I don't think so, but it would probably depend on the bed. If you would use a box spring with a store bought mattress, then I think yes. I used it on my daughters trundle bed, which does not require a box spring.
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We have ours on a mattress. I think it's too thin for a total mattress. You need a 6 inch thick topper for that or buy two of these. It's not hard foam it's very soft so you will also need a base for it to sit on or it will fold into the grooves of the support boards on the bed.
377461
These do not come with a box spring, it is only a mattress...... so, yes you do if you have a bed frame that requires a box spring you would need to purchase that in addition.
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We have those wooden slats that are attached with fiber strips. (They come rolled up - Ikea) a box spring would make it too tall for a bunk bed. Several pieces of wood would probably work. For comfort, you don't need a box mattress.
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I have a smart frame.. no box spring needed. Love the mattress! planning on buyin another one
805882
No you do not need a box spring. It came with slats underneath. We added a few wooden blocks just to make it extra secure and a pretty thick mattress on the full bed.
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Box spring is definitely not needed. The bed is already tall enough as it is - we are joking about getting a small step ladder to get on it! :)
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We used a bunk mattress which is thick and has a board on the bottom so we didn't use a box spring. I am not sure.
858060
Yes you do, but you can use any kind of box spring with it. I used the one from my regular bed.
61422
There is no bed frame with this headboard you must provide your own. Yes, you will need a box spring.
1121423
No box spring needed. I bought one and the bed fit perfectly. the box spring might make the mattress to high
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No box spring is needed, but as stated in an earlier response, you will need a couple extra slats.
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You do not need a box spring. The wood slats are fine. I have a memory foam mattress on the slats.
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I do use a box spring but one is probably not required as long as you have something flat to sit the mattress on.
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It doesn't need a box spring, I bought a platform bed frame for mine and it's fine. If you put it on a box spring you're going to need a ladder to get into bed, depending on frame height. Technically it doesn't need anything under it if it's inside a bed frame.
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Definitely does not need a box spring. In fact you should not use a box spring. The bed is very thick. Place it on a frame and it will end up higher than the old frame/box spring/mattress combo. And I like the higher profile.
445683
You are correct. My daughter has this bed and it does not require a box spring. We love it!! Very easy to assemble.
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If you have a platform style bed frame, you won't need box springs. If you want a taller sitting bed or are using a bed frame that is not a platform style, I would recommend having box springs! Hope this helps you out!
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No box spring is necessary if you have enough bed slates. My bed frame has about 20 wooden curved slats so I do not use a box spring. On a typical bed frame that only has 3 or 4 supports, you most definitely would need something. There is also the option of using a platform bed frame which is a solid board.
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Box spring is not required. You can use a box spring if you feel that the mattress is too low from the ground.
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You do not use a box spring with this bed. It would make the mattress too high. There are round metal rods that support the mattress. You need a mattress and that is it. I did place a thin board atop the metal rods to keep the shape of the mattress, but the board is not necessary.