I want to encase my box spring too. Will it fit? A box spring is bigger and blockier. I don't know whether to order two or not.
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I have not tried it, but we have a thick mattress and it was plenty big, so my gut says yes, buy one for your box spring and one for your mattress.
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Personally I would not try this. I had difficulty encasing the mattress and the zipper ripped. Now knowing how fragile the cover is I don't think it is a good idea to try to stretch it over a box spring .
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It requires something. I currently have it on my old king box springs (which are close to 2 twin box springs, but are longer) I plan on making a new box spring, as currently the old box springs make the bed a bit higher than I like. I also have a Queen (not linen spa) on a platform bed which has wood slats of about 2 inch spacing. You could easily place this on plywood...16" is plenty support.
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No. The box spring fit the mattress fine. Only order a single frame, 2 is too many.
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We bought a queen for a queen mattress and NO it does not encase the mattress and box spring.Must get one with a zipper, which was my mistake. However, I called my allergist office and said cover does not have to be totally encased as long as covered. Hope this answer helps.
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Sorry, I don't have a queen size box spring, mine is a full size box spring and I feel sure it would work on queen size box spring because it was ample on my bed.
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I tried it with my queen regular height split box spring, i found it was to tall off the ground and it covers to much of the headboard. A low profile headboard would be better or a mattress atleast 10 inches high/pillow type works the best:-) just bought a new 14 pillowtop today. Looks great
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I used this to replace two twin box springs on my king sized full frame (wooden head, foot boards and side rails) bed. The original system used slats so I wasn't sure it would fit inside the frame but I took a chance. I am hoping my experience will help you decide if this frame will work for you. All of the frame legs except for two fit easily within the original bed as they are a couple inches inboard. However, the two center legs would not. It was necessary to notch the original bed side rails in these two places with a reciprocating saw to fit the new frame within the original bed.
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I have mine on a queen bed and wish it were a little longer (when pulled to top of bed, it doesn't cover the end of the mattress). I need a bed skirt to cover the box spring on the sides, so I'm guessing you wouldn't need that.
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I do not think that would be a good idea. The center support bar does not look wide enough to support two individual box springs. Most likely they would fall in the center.
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I have a cal king that fits, there is still room on the sides to fit a wider mattress...If they even make wider mattresses. Yes you need a box spring. I love this bed! I put it together by myself...but it really takes two ppl...I just couldn't wait to get it up :) get compliments on it all the time!
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It's a matter of personal preference. The box springs encasement protects from dust allergens. The mattress encasement adds an extra layer of protection. We use both due to allergies. Choose according to your needs.
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I would use the size encasement that is apprreate for your bed. If you have a Queen bed then use the Queen size encasement. You your bed is a King then use the King size.
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I'm not entirely sure how to answer your question. This would work on the box springs separately from the mattress. It is quite oversized and would fit an extra pillow top, etc. But one cover would likely not fit the box springs and mattresses together.
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This would be a question for the manufacturer. I don't see why it would not work though because this "Beds Up" frame fits right into my metal frame and the box spring rests in the "Beds-Up" frame. So it should work for you.
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No, you get 2 for the box springs, because kings have 2 box springs. They are a little bigger than a twin, so it would be too small for the single queen box spring.
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i bought a queen size but I didn't realize it was oversize. I have a normal boxspring. It is too big but it does work, it's just a bit wrinkled and not tight. It doesn't come off though so it does work fine.
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The one I ordered was a queen but it's 6 1/2 inches off the ground. So that plus the height of your box spring, assuming they're the same. I can't imagine they would be different. Hope that helps!