What kind of slats are used to hold the mattress up? Are they the rolled wooden slats or are they nailed into the bed?
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They were metal that you screw into the wood. Seems sturdy though, holds my 210 lb husband.
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We received metal slats (like metal tubes) for the upper and lower bunks. They are screwed into the framing. It seems quite sturdy for our boys.
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No wood slats....metal bar/grate that you screw into the wood....very secure.
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they are metal, slim, round, rod-like pieces and screwed into frame. comes in two parts for each bed. so two for the top. two for the bottom. covers frame completely. can't feel them through mattress.
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The one I have has slats set in a heavier square frame with a central support. These have plastic non skid feet on them. I can post a pic. Its more a like a tiny futon platform, if that makes any sense?
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All the slats are not fixed. Great product. We attached ours to wood frame.
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The bed is a standard twin bed. It was amazingly sturdy when we put it together. Quite a few slats holding up the mattress. I am over 250 lbs and it holds me quite nicely.
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They give you VERY cheap wooden slats. My husband ended up buying more wood and reinforced the slats they gave us. Hope this helps.
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If you look closely at the picture you can see the bars that come out from the rail. They go under the mattress portion of bed between mattress and box spring, platform, or whatever. and come up on opposite side of bed. The weight of the mattress holds it in place. We have a memory foam mattress on top of a wooden slatted platform; it's a little tricky lining it up on the slats just right, but once done, it has stayed solidly in place.
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Not quite sure what you have but this is basically three metal slats to support the bed in the middle they must be attached to wooden side slats hope that answers your question
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We used this mattress with an existing bed frame from Ikea and it holds it up well. No issue with the wood slatted bed frame; however if the slats are too far apart, it might be an issue.
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Slats are metal bars, I have a pretty thick mattress on mine so it is still comfortable.
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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.
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You can use a regular box spring, or an Ikea bed with the slats will hold fine.
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I bought a foam mattress for this bed. The bed does not have slats -- it has a three piece spring top that is bolted together at the middle legs giving a strong support. I suppose the bed could take just about any type of extra long twin mattress.
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This bed is for children. I replaced the thin wooden slats with 1 by 4 lumber, and placed a sheet of 3/8 inch plywood over the slats. The slats are secured into the side rails with screws so they will not slip out of place. A person of over 100 pounds should occupy the lower bunk.
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The slats are made of wood and there are 13 , I have no boxspring and they connect in the middle and on the rails by plastic fittings, however, they included 1 metal peg that attaches to the middle rail to help with load bearing,my floor is hardwood and the bed collapsed when I was laying down (I'm 220 lbs 6'1) it collapsed several times so I had to put cinder block under the bed, and it's all good now, kind of a pain but it looks great in my city loft for the price. hope this helps, -Justin
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It comes with slats. We had home depot cut a piece of MDF to reinforce and support our memory foam mattress. We simply set it on the slats. It works great.
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These work great! They substitute for wooden slats. Very sturdy. You still need the box spring
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The bed itself contains bowed bamboo slats, which serve as a box spring. I wouldn't recommend trying to use another box spring. The bed should be ready for a mattress when you receive it.