Is it good to put on slat?
2024835
If there are at least four 1"4" slates you should be good. The mattress is very firm and doesn't seem to sink between slats.
2024836
I purchased a slat bed frame with headboard and footboard and the Lucid mattress works just fine. The slats on my bed are about four inches apart. Because the mattress is very firm, I also purchased the Pinzon Basics Overfilled Mattress Pad. The combination of the two is a wonderful match for me.
2024837
This mattress is very firm. Our application is on an adjustable "hospital" type bed. Not exactly the same, but a heavy wire and spring base. It works fine.
248131
Yes, It does come with slats and is very sturdy! I think it was a good purchase for me.
554298
put a piece of plywood under it first. it's very cushy and might squish through the slats depending on the spacing. Mine is supported my a metal mesh net thing now, was directly on floor. comfortable both ways.
2065651
It comes with slats and it takes a while to assemble because there are about 200 plastic clips to install. Your fingers will be tired but it does work well once assembled.
1784857
The top of the support is steel and has two pre-drilled holes in it. So whatever you attach the support to has to be able to be screwed into. If the slats are wood, you could get two of these and put one on each slat.
467855
You may need a base to put it on. I have slats on my son's twin bed which the mattress goes on top of.
1214466
Yes, definitely...just make sure you've got enough slats to support it properly. (BTW, this is a *great* mattress!!)
906189
I have one pkg/2 slats on my queen size bed and it works perfectly. It feels very sturdy. Much better than the 3 wooden ones that came with the bed. I don't think we'll be breaking this one lol
695292
I put a low profile box spring with my memory foam but If you add additional slats I'm sure it would be fine
1015011
I have a traditional box spring foundation and it's fine, no problems at all.I think this mattress would be best on a solid type of surface like the top of a box spring or a platform type foundation--I'm not sure about a slatted bed frame, but the mattress is very firm, and the bottom is a different, stiffer fabric that is stretched tighter and it isn't padded and soft like the top of the mattress is, so I think it would be fine even on a slatted bed.
13742
I have installed my mattress onto an existing steel frame.To insure adequate support I installed 2 pieces of 3/4 inch plywood cut to size( sanded one side or padded with an old blanket).Be sure to check for sharp edges on the steel frame and tape or pad to prevent cutting. The idea here is to provide support for the mattress along its whole bottom surface; I would assume wood slats, with proper padding, would work also but you would have to install a lot of them.
297847
The simple answer is no if you want to use the special slat system, and yes if you're only using the traditional holes. Since I assume you're asking about the slats, they wouldn't hold much weight and would have a much higher propensity of falling out since it would then just require a lateral movement and not a vertical movement against gravity to pull them out. But the main reason being they would hold very little weight that way.
586850
Yes. The top part is all foam (various types and density memory foam) parts so you will need a solid foundation for it to set on. Slats or spring foundations will not work properly. The foundation needs to be one continuous (or multiple pieces side-by-side) solid platform. We are using two solid, full size platforms for our King size mattress.
127117
Yes, that's what we did. I do recommend that you get additional slats for better support. The few that it comes with really are not sufficient.
100401
They give you VERY cheap wooden slats. My husband ended up buying more wood and reinforced the slats they gave us. Hope this helps.
493253
The slats seem to have been improved since the reviews that report that they are weak and splintery. The ones we got were well made and covered in a felt material. We didn't have any problem with the product.
2223475
Yes, it's thick enough to be laid across slats, just make sure you have enough of them. It will feel the best with an even flat surface beneath it, whether you just have it on slats or on a base. The foam is thick enough and it's sturdy enough