How many slats are in each package? How wide is each slat. How many are needed to make a solid platform for queen bed?
392399
I think they were 2 inches wide and 2 inches apart and fastened together with rope. Easy to roll out onto the bed frame to support the box springs and mattress
392400
I was very disappointed! There are about 16 1x2 slats. There are not quite enough to go the full length of the bed. I don't know if my frame is a little large, but the slats are too short. I can just get them all up, and they are so thin that they bend enough to pop out. I would have been better off just buying 1 by 4s at Home Depot.
1361387
I had major issues communicating with this company about the same product. They were far from knowledgeable or helpful. It does come with two slats as well as three cross slats to support the bed frame. You will need a box spring for this bed, the mattress cannot sit flat on the frame. When I asked the company about this they acted like I asked them to solve some kind of calculus question and had no idea what I wanted to know. Thankfully when I took a picture of the frame and brought it to a mattress store they knew exactly what I needed. You will wind up with two spare sides, as the two sides of the crib are no longer a part of the bed frame so I hope you have somewhere to store them. I had major issues communicating with this company about the same product. They were far from knowledgeable or helpful. It does come with two slats as well as three cross slats to support the bed frame. You will need a box spring for this bed, the mattress cannot sit flat on the frame. When I asked the company about this they acted like I asked them to solve some kind of calculus question and had no idea what I wanted to know. Thankfully when I took a picture of the frame and brought it to a mattress store they knew exactly what I needed. You will wind up with two spare sides, as the two... » Read More I had major issues communicating with this company about the same product. They were far from knowledgeable or helpful. It does come with two slats as well as three cross slats to support the bed frame. You will need a box spring for this bed, the mattress cannot sit flat on the frame. When I asked the company about this they acted like I asked them to solve some kind of calculus question and had no idea what I wanted to know. Thankfully when I took a picture of the frame and brought it to a mattress store they knew exactly what I needed. You will wind up with two spare sides, as the two sides of the crib are no longer a part of the bed frame so I hope you have somewhere to store them. « Show Less
2065651
It comes with slats and it takes a while to assemble because there are about 200 plastic clips to install. Your fingers will be tired but it does work well once assembled.
2119217
We didn't trust the bendable creaky slats that the bed came with so we bought thick plywood at a hardware store. The solid pieces of plywood cover the entire bottom surface of each bed. With the plywood, 2 adult sized people probably 160 lbs each have laid on a single mattress at the same time with no problem. Hope this helps.
1784859
You need more slats. Bite the bullet, go to Lowes or Home Depot and buy some 1 x 3 oak slats, I have 4 all total. with the t-bar I recommended and one of the bed claws, you will be fine.
884813
I describe it as 3 slats equally spaced. This is a well made product but won't fit a typical apt tub. Mine was too narrow for the mat which resulted in dangerous sliding.
1061964
I bought a queen, so I can't swear to it; but mine came as two stand alone platforms that bolted together in the middle, so yeah, you should be able to set 'em up as two units.
511983
The base is slatted. Each slat is 2 1/4 inches wide with about 3 3/8 gap between them. Definetely need a mattress.
1171638
Most of the slats are 1" x 2"s with some being narrower in the leading edge and at top of the seat back. Plenty of support for the slats. I'm well over 200lbs and felt very comfortable. I would suggest sealing the wood and be prepared to replace a few screws broken during assembly. Still a good value and would purchase again.
342654
The slats are a few inches apart from each other. All of the slats come attached together with 2 strips of some strong fabric material that adds some additional support for the mattress. The slats are also individually screwed to the bed frame side rails. I have an 8 inch memory foam mattress on this platform and it feels very flat and solid. It is used for a guest bedroom and my guests have told me it is very comfy. Hope this helps.
1583771
It requires something. I currently have it on my old king box springs (which are close to 2 twin box springs, but are longer) I plan on making a new box spring, as currently the old box springs make the bed a bit higher than I like. I also have a Queen (not linen spa) on a platform bed which has wood slats of about 2 inch spacing. You could easily place this on plywood...16" is plenty support.
120088
On ours (a twin and a queen) the slats are 1.5" wide with a 4" space between slats. The queen also has two support slats that run the length of the bed spaced 5" apart
800334
The slats are made of two pieces that telescope to adjust to the bed width. The foot supports are threaded so you can adjust the height.
285941
One but I have only used it once. The other slats aren't very big so nothing has fallen thru yet. I heard you can use the craft stuff and just cut it to fit. Much cheaper that stuff is like a buck at michaels or jo-anns
80442
The whole frame needed to be assembled. All slats were separate and in a box with the hardware. I threw away the box so this is my guess. Dimensions were at least 40" long, about 12" wide and about 12" deep from what I can remember. If you stand the box up on end, you probably would be able to get it up your narrow staircase.I hope this helps and I hope it works for you. The wood is natural in colour...I did mine in amber shellac. I love it.
837886
This is a single leg, which is a little pricey, but I bought three for a full size bed and they were very easy to fasten to my existing wood slats and easily adjust to the height of the rail. Two may have been enough for a full bed, but I would definitely recommend three for a queen. They also stopped almost all of the annoying noises when my son moves on his bed. I would purchase again!
585276
It comes in one big board and it fits a queen bed...we bought it for my son who was being given our old platform bed...some of the boards on the bed were broken and we thought the bunky board would distribute the weight and fix the problem. It worked perfectly and fits perfectly on the platform bed.