Will this attach to a woodbox foundation (the one used with memory foam beds)? Thanks!
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A steel bed frame has multiple horizontal slots so you can line it up with any headboard. if a woodbox foundation is like that also then I'd say yes. Sorry, I'm not familiar with them. Otherwise after several months we still love this headboard!
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Only if it sits on a metal bed frame that has the holes to match up with the legs of this headboard.
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I'm not sure what a memory foam box is, but if it's made of wood and the existing holes don't line up, you could drill them where you need them. This headboard is easy to mount. I recently moved my bed and was able to disassemble and reassemble it by myself. It's light.
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Yes it will. We have two of these beds and both have a box spring and mattress.
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If you are putting it on a frame, then yes. Get a low profile box spring. If you are putting it on a bed with a flat base, then no.
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Yes you can. Originally I used this to attach a canopy to my bedding. My bedframe had an attachment for a headboard but not the footboard. Hope this helps.
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I don't use any kind of foundation or box spring with my mattress. My bed frame has a set of wooden slats spaced about one inch apart and it has worked perfectly. Foam mattresses generally are much lighter in weight and considerably denser than standard mattresses. The density means that they are less likely to sag or bend out of shape than an innerspring mattress.
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I do not have mine attached to my bedframe. It is pinned to the wall by the weight of my mattress and boxspring.
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I put a low profile box spring with my memory foam but If you add additional slats I'm sure it would be fine
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No it is not like a foundation for the bed. Its good for extra support is you have a pedestal type bed frame.
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You can use your foundation, if it is good and solid. If it is really like the old box with springs in it, you may want to get a sheet of plywood to put on top of it and then put the mattress on it. If it is the box foundation that does not have springs you probably would not need the plywood. As long as your foundation is solid you do not need to get a separate foundation.
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I think it will. I use this box spring in my wooden 4 poster frame beneath a 14 inch memory foam mattress and it works great. It depends on the thickness of your futon I suspect.
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I have our dream foam on a wood platform but I see no reason why a box spring wouldn't work.
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I'm confused by your question Wendy- I don't really know what your "foundation inside your bed frame" means, and what your plans for use is? Do you mean using your existing bed frame on top of this Pragma Bed? If so, that should be fine. In fact, it'll make your bed surface a little higher off the ground, if that's what you want.
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Yes, of course. It is a bed frame that will support both a boxspring and a mattress; and has been tested up to 1,200 pounds for extra strength.
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the memory foam mattress is 12 inch high and probably will make your bed quite high to get into. We didn't use a boxspring with ours and you certainly don't need one with this mattress, it just your personal height preference that you like for a bed. One of the responders stated that it will void the warranty, which is not quite true, the warranty states that the foundation must be even or flat which I would assume your boxspring would be.
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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.
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With foam beds you want to make sure you put it on a foundation. A foundation will look exactly like a box spring, but it will have no springs in it. A foundation will sit on your frame just like your current box spring does.
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Foam beds do not respond well to box springs over time. You can put the mattress on a foundation. A foundation looks exactly like a box spring, but it has no springs in it. The foundation will create a very rigid and firm support for the mattress.