Will this be support a memory foam mattress?
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The slats alone might pose an issue - I did not try it once I saw how far they would be spaced. I placed a plywood board from Lowe's ($12) on the slats to support my memory foam mattress and it works great.
1017650
As long as you have a foundation. This is not a platform bed, the slats are made to support a boxspring, not act as one.
1017651
Yes, but make sure you have the box spring mattress under according to your memory mattress specification.
494985
Our mattress is about 18 inches thick... 6 inches would be too thin and would not provide enough support, I don't think.
2149005
Can not guarantee that it will work - but I think it will - it is cheap enough to risk. The weight of the mattresses should hold it in place. Hope this helps.
672897
I don't use one, but it is strong enough to support both box spring and mattress. Would be a little high. You may want to measure height of all three: frame, box spring and mattress.
1866713
No, but you do need something flat. They make frames designed to support a memory foam mattress. Here's an example: Handy Living Queen Wood Slat Bed Frame There are many types, the important thing is that it offers enough support without being solid. The bottom of the mattress needs to breathe.
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This is just a bed frame and does not include a mattress. The slats would be suitable for supporting a memory foam mattress, but the bed would sit pretty low, so expect to use lifters if you want the bed to sit higher.
1389870
Yes. It is held in place by the weight of the mattress, so unless the mattress is extremely thin and extremely light, I think it would work fine.
524360
No I don't think this foam topper will provide much additional support. It is too soft and would simple sink into that lower area of the bed. You likely need a firmer topper or just a new mattress.
470552
yes you can..this is a very durable frame/foundation. well worth the money and can def support a foam mattress.
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I don't think this will work for you, Patricia. The manufacturer says it won't work with lightweight foam mattresses so I doubt an air mattress would have enough weight to hold it in place and it would be dangerous.
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Of course you can. That's how its advertised. I have a memory foam mattress on mine.
631237
Well, yes it would support the weight, but the sizes don't match and it would ruin your mattress.
1476258
It will support at da least 350lbs u really need a box spring i just have a signature sleep 6 inch memory foam dats all i needed
934237
Probably depends what it is sitting on. If it is flat yes. The mattress is VERY firm.
1176182
I have a 12in memory foam and there is no need for additional support. Might depend on how thick your mattress is but most likely you won't need anything else.
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My guess would be yes. The mattress weighs 86 lbs which is less than a normal mattress of the same size. I have seen on a memory foam mattress site that the slats should not be separated by more than 3 inches. If the slats are wider you could place a piece of plywood on top of the slats or provide more slats. Hope this helps.
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Yes, absolutely. We have many customers who have used Mattress Helper on this type of memory foam mattress and are quite happy because of it. Purchase 2 of the 20" for full coverage under your mattress. Thank you.