i can not fit a queen boxspring upstairs in my home, i need support under my mattress, which set is better to purchase
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Not this. Not strong enough or even wide enough to hold up a box spring let alone a matress
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I ordered the classic brand for a twin bed and it barely fit it still won't support my daughter's twin mattress.. my suggestion is to to measure your bed and get some real wood slabs cut and drill them down
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you can buy a split box to fit up your stairs - its two box springs that make a queen.
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The best way is measure frame under the mattress, go to Lowes & buy plywood. The lumber department will cut the size you need. This will support the mattress. If you have a regular bed, I don't recommend using wooden bed slats. They're lightweight and won't support the mattress.
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Hey. I think either will work well. I have an 8 inch mattress on mine. The 8 inch is more comfortable when I tried them in the store.
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It's a matter of personal preference. The box springs encasement protects from dust allergens. The mattress encasement adds an extra layer of protection. We use both due to allergies. Choose according to your needs.
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I'd go with queen. I have a queen on a queen mattress that sits on a metal paltform frame. I didn't want the frame to show so I have a skirt on it. Your frame is wood, so it should look nice if it shows. But if you want the comforter to cover the sides all around, then go with the king size.
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The instructions include a cut list and assembly instructions to construct a queen size murphy bed frame. The pistons may be a little different as well for the added weight of the material and mattress. I would definitely buy whichever size you need because the instructions are specific to that size.
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If you have a Queen size box spring, a Queen Size Mattress encasement will work just fine. No need to go up the extra size. I hope that answers your question. If I didn't understand it correctly, please let me know.
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I would go with the soft pillow. If you like a higher support for your neck, choose the high loft. The low loft was perfect for me, but I have a memory foam bed which allows my shoulder to "sink" into the mattress, otherwise it would be too short for any support. So not knowing much about you, I would guess you would like a high loft, soft pillow....
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I purchased both a mattress and box spring. I would recommend both..as the frame is metal and a box spring would help reduce mattress sag over time.
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we got a bunky board which was suggested since we were going to use bed rails and a box spring would have been too thick. For a child you don't need the box spring but for an adult I would suggest it. I love this bed. I have 2 daughters and we got the first bed for our oldest when she was out of the crib and now that our second daughter is out of the crib we got another of the exact bed. We did spend a bit more on good mattresses but they both love their beds.
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I have two queen size beds. On is the tradional metal frame with a bar in the middle. And I have a wooden bred frame with a bar in the middle also. I have added a bunny board to each bed. On bed has a box springs as well and one doesn't. It works either way and the back support feeling is great. I have no additional bars or internal legs in the frame. If you do it's fine also. The addition and use of the bunny board is the best thing I could do since I have had back surgery and still have a very bad back. It works great and I get a good nights sleep. Go for the bunky bed boards!!
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my [non-expert] opinion is that you would be well advised to get a bed-bridge; but much depends on what kind of mattresses you're trying to join.
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I previously had a foam mattress and the regular box spring DID NOT support it. I bought a slated platform bed frame and am so happy I did. I made a world of difference in the support. Get a good platform bed frame... all are not equal. It creates a nice storage area for roll out storage bins and I am very happy with my mattress and the bed frame set now.
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As a platform bed, my mattress only has cushioning on one side. The other has a wood frame which rests on the platform. Any mattress would probably be fine, as the box spring would support the mattress over the platform feature.
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You have to buy them separately. Some are cheaper than others, depending on the thickness that you want. The guard rails on the top are not very high so a thinner mattress is best.
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I found twin size Serta mattress on sale & also another on a trundle underneath for sleepovers. Both work great.
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You can buy a Sleep Master Platform Metal Bed Frame/Mattress Foundation, Queen cause when I bought the bed it was low to the ground and I was wondering what in the world was I going to do and I found the Sleep Master Platform Metal Bed Frame/Mattress Foundation, Queen and it raise it pretty high. Now it is a great bed to sleep in and my wife and I love it so much now since we raised the bed.
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All that said, if you want and can afford a PosturePedic system, by all means buy it. If you want a good combo setup for less and will be happy with the comfort, follow the suggestions I offered. You will have a bed much better and more comfortable than most...but do not skip or lower the quality nor standards of any one of the parts I suggested for the combination. But yes, I would suggest that the next upgrade to this mattress in the combo system I suggested would be either the finest Keetsa with bamboo or up again to the PosturePedic. All according to your taste, comfort and wallet.