5-Inch Low Profile Spring Coil Mattress Foundation - Perfect for Small Spaces!

Joany A: Purchased to change guest room bed from a full to a queen. The box is a little heavy, but I am in my late 70's and I got it into the house by myself by flipping it end over end. Assembly was easy. Everything predrilled lined up perfectly. I used a socket wrench rather than the wrench enclosed and a drill to for the screws. After assembled, my husband did help me get it into the bedroom and place it on the frame.

United States on Sep 15, 2023

Keroppiinthebuff: I'm not going to lie, when I first saw the box that had been shipped to us I started to freak out. I had to check the listing again to make sure it was the wooden box spring I had ordered, sure enough there was no mistake. I went to open the box and that is when I noticed that it comes disassembled with pre drilled holes in it. It comes with all the hardware needed and a fabric cover for the final assembled product. It took my 10 year old son and I about 20-30 minutes to get it fully assembled with the help of a power drill and the included Allen key/wrench. I definitely recommend this product. It has been a couple months and it has held up very well and the wood used is very sturdy! I will be buying from this seller in the future.

United States on Sep 11, 2023

javier smith: Easy to assemble but it is not square at all corners. Like it was made in a foreign country.

United States on Aug 20, 2023

Helen mason: Have to screw in wood peices can be done by screwdriver about 20 to do easy assembly

United States on Aug 07, 2023

Anne Jansen: I read a TON of reviews on this one and others like it, and also compared to the black metal ones and decided on the wood instead. It was lighter, yet sturdier and easier to maneuver. I purchased a full size one and the one that is only 5 inches high to fit a very antique full size bed. I used my existing 1 x4 slats that extend across the side rails and this box spring fit like a glove and is solid. As with other reviews, the cover is a bit tedious to put on, but I did everything alone without issue really, from carrying it up my historic staircase, getting it out of the box, assemblage and insertion into the bed frame. The only issue I had was when I was inserting the threaded bolt screws into some of the holes as assembly. The manufacturer was not careful in making sure that when they shot the staples into some of the pre-assembled areas, that the angle of those staples were far enough away from the pre-drill holes for the bolt screws, so I had to get a screwdriver and with a hammer, insert the screwdriver and use the hammer on the end of the screwdriver to bend the staple end into the wood, so the bolt screw would clear the pre-drilled hole. For someone that does woodwork and...

United States on Feb 13, 2022