Can the box spring be supported safely by a six leg metal structures ? Will it sag ?
1463678
this box spring is a beast. it will never sag, it will never fail. it's the beez neez!
1463679
It's very sturdy. It should work on any support that a normal box spring will work on.
1463680
Worked supprisingly well. We couldn't fit the box spring up steps and almost gave up. This worked great.
1463681
The box spring is very sturdy. I have it on a simple wood frame and it works great.
1252843
No a box spring won't work, their are two middle bars already to hold mattress
1651920
Probably not. Ours is on a platform frame and it's working fine. Use a box spring only if there's no support under the mattress, like with a plain metal frame.
430524
it's very heavy, so it'd be fine, but overkill. i'd sugust another box spring because there are problems with design misalienments putting it together.
1416038
My box springs sits on both the frame and cross support beams. With the box spring and mattererss both on it is even with the footboard.
1444358
If I'm understanding your question correctly, yes. This box spring is really a metal frame that is delivered folded and collapsed (so it's less than half the size of a box spring) that you expand to full size and lock into place. It's sturdier than a box spring because it's all sturdy metal. I've had mine now almost a year, sleep on it every night, and the mattress and box spring still show no signs of sagging or wear. I just love mine.
1477399
There are no center supports. The only support is the frame of the box so I would say no, do not buy if you plan to stack on top of each other.
122176
I would worry about the stability of the unit after several moves. The unit is heavy when you think of how much dirt goes into it. If I were to do this, I would make sure there is additional support for the legs.
181287
There is a center support beam. I am using a split boxspring, just measure and make sure it fits on the frame. There is not problem with my box springs, no wiggles, etc.
395104
Yes. As to the four legs question, it depends. If you are referring to those metal plates into which bolt topped legs can be srewed, no. Four by Fours with bracing yes, perhaps even 2x2s with bracing. Otherwise you wil not get a steady feel, there will be an unsubstantial feel, some sway.
672898
I would say not, it will make it too hight and not stable for box spring and mattress on it. I think this tine is intend to use instead of box spring. That just my opinion
1113938
This product will definitely sag. I would use some type of steel cable instead if you don't want it to sag.
601335
The Six legs are are real sturdy, very heavy gauge steal, with 4 quarter inch screws per leg. I ended up mounting some 2-1/2 inch Hard Wood safe casters though, so I could easily roll the stand out for easy access to wiring changes.
537585
Well, I don't have any slats, just the box spring and mattress sitting on this support so I wouldn't think it would be a problem.
154980
I think if the base is secured, it may support your frame, the problem with it is that the base is wobbly and the distance between the two legs is not constant when set up---lacking a crossbar at the bottom to add stability. If you are able to set it right and secure the bars with heavy sandbags, it should be usable.
1779387
Yes. The platform with the hoop is the weakest and might sag a tad but the unit won't topple. I just went and leaned on it pretty good and it seemed fine.
1222782
I only have 2 but they are very sturdy. I don't see 6 as being a problem especially if any heavy items are placed on the bottom.