Mayton Easy Wood Box Spring/Foundation: Quick and Simple Assembly

CMDCMD: Ordered the queen. Easy to assemble by yourself. All parts where there. Good sturdy pieces of wood. Fit perfect into my queen bed frame. Cover is really nice. Nicer then I thought it'd be. Worth the money.

United States on Oct 28, 2023

Nathalie: Very thankful the driver did me the favor of leaving it in my empty living room. 5 months pregnant and it was so easy for me to screw in and set up. Hubby had to tighten the screws for me but overall seems sturdy as of now. No noise either.

United States on Jul 26, 2023

Upstate NY Reviewer: The frame came with clearly labeled pieces, adequate parts (a few extras) and excellent instructions. My only complaint was that the wood on the frame was split in several places where holes had been drilled and they were so substantial that I felt compelled to repair these by filling them with wood filler and then sand them smooth.

United States on Jun 20, 2023

Bluesfoundry: I had an old spring box frame and had just bought a new Purple mattress, learning that you really need a rigid box frame if you choose to not use the mattress on a platform bed frame. I bought this springless box frame and it was perfect. I am a very handy person and almost built my own, yet for the price, this was a wonderful value and it is perfect for my needs. However, I did cut and add more slats as my mattress required less than 3 inches of space between slats, and this box has around 4.5 inches between slats.

Being handy, I found it super easy to build as it comes in parts, so you do have to assemble it. I used a drill and screw gun even though it claims to not need tools. Minimally you will want to have a Philips screwdriver to drive all the screws. Not including adding slats, it probably took me about 30 minutes to assemble.

United States on Sep 21, 2022

cramblda: This box spring was easy to assemble and seems quite durable.

I laid the 5 frame components on a flat surface for assembly and installed all the carriage bolts loosely at first. Then I quickly checked each inside corner with a small carpenters square to make sure I had the box spring assembled squarely before tightening all the bolts. If you don't have a square, you could use a hard sided box or other household item that you believe is fairly square (90 degrees on at least one corner). I also made sure each long side component was lined up nicely with each end component. If you bolt the side component down somewhat crooked (askew, tilted, etc.), it may make putting the cover on more difficult. I just lined them up by eye when performing my final tightening and all was well.

The box spring came with a small stamped steel wrench for tightening the carriage bolts, but I think using a standard box wrench or ratchet and socket makes this much easier to tighten down. If you don't have those tools you could certainly use the wrench they send in the hardware kit.

Once the five frame components were tightened down snugly, I laid out all of the spring boards into the...

United States on Oct 07, 2021