Will this work on a queen sized memory foam mattress and box springs?
343685
Yes it should even though I only got one for my box spring I plan on getting another one for my mattress has a padding on top
343686
I don't know. It should. The measurements are on the packaging. You will have to measure your mattress and box spring to compare. The fabric does have some give in it but if it's too tight it will put pressure on the zipper. The zipper is well made. I bought a plastic cover that lasted a week. This is more expensive but has held up for over two months. So far so good!
343687
It will work on the box springs, it should work on the memory foam mattress to but you could inquire more on their website about that.
343688
i have queen size and i have a memory foan 4in. on top of it and it works just fine. just be carful because they will tear. and they do work . i have one of these on ever mattress and box spings in my house and whith the spray i am bug free. good luck; sandy
1557080
Yes - I have an antique full size wood headboard and foot board, with the converter I am able to use a queen size mattress and box spring. I absolutely love the frame.
1968514
Yes, it will. I used the Mosaic King Size bed frame with box springs. So far, the king size bed frame is working great. http://www.valuecityfurniture.com/bedroom-furniture/bedroom/king-beds/mosaic-king-bed/1584337.aspxhttp://www.valuecityfurniture.com/bedroom-furniture/bedroom/collections/mosaic/1587592.aspx Read the reviews.
740558
This protective cover should work for both memory foam or spring type mattresses. Mainly you're looking for the right sizedcover for when the mattress isn't being used. I used it on my spring type mattress before converting over to a memory foammattresses. If you have a standard length mattress, make sure the cover isn't extended length. Then the only concern should be the height of the cover must be high enough to go over your mattress.
975994
I think it will work...it will work on queen size bed....and will work to pull up on...the supports are under the mattress...so the weight on the mattress holds them in place...
153921
I'm not really sure if that will work or not. From what I remember from putting it togther the side board and foot boards should allow any standard King size box spring. I think I would contact the company directly to ask before you purchase to be on the safe side
1968515
Yes, it will, however with the mattress already being 13 inches high its self it was way to high for us personally to be on our box springs. But if you want a super high bed the by all means, we just added extra slats to our bed frame and called it done and it works great!
1060889
I wouldn't think so. Memory foam mattresses generally either need a platform base or a special box spring. Do not try and use a traditional box spring with a memory foam mattress as you will not get the full support of the mattress. I tried for a month using a standard box spring then switched to a memory foam box spring and there is a definite difference, slept much better on the special box spring.
499954
Assist Rail has a section about 4 feet long that goes between mattress and box springs (provides very good stability to rail). Two straps go under box springs, up the other side of bed and attaches to 4 foot section under mattress for stability. Should fit virtually any size bed. We used on a queen size, had extra room on straps.
754870
I just used a mattress - a thicker memory foam one. I don't think there is room for both box springs and a mattress.
36533
Might work. Our mattress was on floor because of wife's issues. If box spring is on a standard bed frame with little casters probably ok. If mattresses are in Scandinavian style bed with a small wooden box holding mattress it will not work. I hope this helps.
376031
NO, memory foam mattresses are designed specifically to not use a box spring. I own several memory foam mattresses and the manufacturers say if you use a box spring it will void your warranty as long term box spring use will damage the mattress. It will also cause your mattress to sink in places. They have metal platform bed frames that run about $60 for a twin that work wonderfully with memory foam mattresses. Use a platform frame of some sort for the best results with memory foam mattresses. Good luck!
440712
No, due to the height of the rails. The rails are not tall enough for both a mattress and box spring, the mattress would slide right off due to not being contained by the rails. But the bed frame is made to not need a box spring at all, which is how I use it with no problems.
685600
You could, however it will make your mattress a whole lot higher to get into. Just depends on hight of your box spring and mattress.
1870412
I think it might work. I only have a ten inch foam mattresses and it works great without the box spring
2079475
Yes. I have two twin size box springs purchased new and recently with my king mattress. Fits perfectly.
2030765
We have a thick pure latex mattress on a Queen size adjustable base. Works great. It not a mattress made for an adjustable base, buts it flexible so it works fine, just eliminated the box springs.