Compatible bases
Platform: solid, flat, and untreated wood platform beds.
Box foundation: boxed foundations with a solid, non-flexing construction. Coiled or wire grid boxsprings are NOT compatible. Shop Our Foundations
Slatted base: horizontal slats that are at least 2" wide and spaced no more than 3" apart.
Adjustable bed: non-medical adjustable bed frames, either motorized or manually adjustable. Shop Adjustable Beds
Things to keep in mind:
- For queen, king, and California king mattresses: Platform beds and slat systems need at least one centre support beam.
- Though not ideal, you can place your mattress directly on the floor if there is no risk of moisture buildup. Do not place your mattress directly on a concrete floor.
- A base with curved slats might make your mattress feel softer than intended. If that's the case, place a plywood sheet on top of the slats. This can help distribute the weight across the whole base, increasing firmness.
Incompatible bases
Metal bed: foundations made with a wire grid or thin metal beams.
Hospital bed: medically provided, adjustable bases.
If your current base doesn't have enough support
Place a sheet of untreated pegboard or plywood between the mattress and base to increase the surface area of the base.
Compatible bases
Platform: solid, flat, and untreated wood platform beds.
Box foundation: boxed foundations with a solid, non-flexing construction. Coiled or wire grid boxsprings are NOT compatible.
Slatted base: horizontal slats with gaps no more than 3" apart and slats no less than 2" wide.
Adjustable bed: non-medical adjustable bed frames, either motorized or manually adjustable. Shop Adjustable Beds
Things to keep in mind:
- For queen, king, and California king mattresses: Platform beds and slat systems need at least one centre support beam.
- Though not ideal, you can place your mattress directly on the floor if there is no risk of moisture buildup. Do not place your mattress directly on a concrete floor.
- A base with curved slats might make your mattress feel softer than intended. If that's the case, place a plywood sheet on top of the slats. This can help distribute the weight across the whole base, increasing firmness.
Incompatible bases
Metal bed: foundations made with a wire grid or thin metal beams.
Hospital bed: medically provided, adjustable bases.
If your current base doesn't have enough support
Place a sheet of untreated pegboard or plywood between the mattress and base to increase the surface area of the base.
Compatible bases
Platform: solid, flat, and untreated wood platform beds.
Box foundation: boxed foundations with a solid, non-flexing construction. Coiled or wire grid boxsprings are NOT compatible.
Slatted base: horizontal slats with gaps no more than 3" apart and slats no less than 2" wide.
Adjustable bed: non-medical adjustable bed frames, either motorized or manually adjustable. Shop Adjustable Beds
Things to keep in mind:
- For queen, king, and California king mattresses: Platform beds and slat systems need at least one centre support beam.
- Though not ideal, you can place your mattress directly on the floor if there is no risk of moisture buildup. Do not place your mattress directly on a concrete floor.
- A base with curved slats might make your mattress feel softer than intended. If that's the case, place a plywood sheet on top of the slats. This can help distribute the weight across the whole base, increasing firmness.
Incompatible bases
Metal bed: foundations made with a wire grid or thin metal beams.
Hospital bed: medically provided, adjustable bases.
If your current base doesn't have enough support
Place a sheet of untreated pegboard or plywood between the mattress and base to increase the surface area of the base.
Compatible bases
Platform: solid, flat, and untreated wood platform beds.
Box foundation: boxed foundations with a solid, non-flexing construction. Coiled or wire grid boxsprings are NOT compatible. Shop Our Foundations
Slatted base: horizontal slats with gaps no more than 3" apart and slats no less than 2" wide.
Adjustable bed: non-medical adjustable bed frames, either motorized or manually adjustable. Shop Adjustable Beds
Things to keep in mind:
- For queen, king, and California king mattresses: Platform beds and slat systems need at least one centre support beam.
- Though not ideal, you can place your mattress directly on the floor if there is no risk of moisture buildup. Do not place your mattress directly on a concrete floor.
- A base with curved slats might make your mattress feel softer than intended. If that's the case, place a plywood sheet on top of the slats. This can help distribute the weight across the whole base, increasing firmness.
Incompatible bases
Metal bed: foundations made with a wire grid or thin metal beams.
Hospital bed: medically provided, adjustable bases.
If your current base doesn't have enough support
Place a sheet of untreated pegboard or plywood between the mattress and base to increase the surface area of the base.
Compatible bases
Platform: solid, flat, and untreated wood platform beds.
Box foundation: boxed foundations with a solid, non-flexing construction. Coiled or wire grid boxsprings are NOT compatible. Shop Our Foundations
Slatted base: horizontal slats with gaps no more than 3" apart and slats no less than 2" wide.
Adjustable bed: non-medical adjustable bed frames, either motorized or manually adjustable. Shop Adjustable Beds
Things to keep in mind:
- For queen, king, and California king mattresses: Platform beds and slat systems need at least one centre support beam.
- Though not ideal, you can place your mattress directly on the floor if there is no risk of moisture buildup. Do not place your mattress directly on a concrete floor.
- A base with curved slats might make your mattress feel softer than intended. If that's the case, place a plywood sheet on top of the slats. This can help distribute the weight across the whole base, increasing firmness.
Incompatible bases
Metal bed: foundations made with a wire grid or thin metal beams.
Hospital bed: medically provided, adjustable bases.
If your current base doesn't have enough support
Place a sheet of untreated pegboard or plywood between the mattress and base to increase the surface area of the base.
Compatible bases
Platform: solid, flat, and untreated wood platform beds.
Box foundation: boxed foundations with a solid, non-flexing construction. Coiled or wire grid boxsprings are NOT compatible. Shop Our Foundations
Slatted base: horizontal slats with gaps no more than 3" apart and slats no less than 2" wide.
Adjustable bed: non-medical adjustable bed frames, either motorized or manually adjustable. Shop Adjustable Beds
Things to keep in mind:
- For queen, king, and California king mattresses: Platform beds and slat systems need at least one centre support beam.
- Though not ideal, you can place your mattress directly on the floor if there is no risk of moisture buildup. Do not place your mattress directly on a concrete floor.
- A base with curved slats might make your mattress feel softer than intended. If that's the case, place a plywood sheet on top of the slats. This can help distribute the weight across the whole base, increasing firmness.
Incompatible bases
Metal bed: foundations made with a wire grid or thin metal beams.
Hospital bed: medically provided, adjustable bases.
If your current base doesn't have enough support
Place a sheet of untreated pegboard or plywood between the mattress and base to increase the surface area of the base.
Compatible bases
Platform: solid, flat, and untreated wood platform beds.
Box foundation: boxed foundations with a solid, non-flexing construction. Coiled or wire grid boxsprings are NOT compatible. Shop Our Foundations
Slatted base: horizontal slats with gaps no more than 3" apart and slats no less than 2" wide.
Adjustable bed: non-medical adjustable bed frames, either motorized or manually adjustable. Shop Adjustable Beds
Things to keep in mind:
- For queen, king, and California king mattresses: Platform beds and slat systems need at least one centre support beam.
- Though not ideal, you can place your mattress directly on the floor if there is no risk of moisture buildup. Do not place your mattress directly on a concrete floor.
- A base with curved slats might make your mattress feel softer than intended. If that's the case, place a plywood sheet on top of the slats. This can help distribute the weight across the whole base, increasing firmness.
Incompatible bases
Metal bed: foundations made with a wire grid or thin metal beams.
Hospital bed: medically provided, adjustable bases.
If your current base doesn't have enough support
Place a sheet of untreated pegboard or plywood between the mattress and base to increase the surface area of the base.
Compatible bases
Platform: solid, flat, and untreated wood platform beds.
Box foundation: boxed foundations with a solid, non-flexing construction. Coiled or wire grid boxsprings are NOT compatible.
Slatted base: horizontal slats that are at least 2" wide and spaced no more than 3" apart.
Adjustable bed: non-medical adjustable bed frames, either motorized or manually adjustable.
Things to keep in mind:
- For queen and king mattresses: Platform beds and slat systems need at least one center support beam.
- Though not ideal, you can place your mattress directly on the floor if there is no risk of moisture buildup. Do not place your mattress directly on a concrete floor.
- A base with curved slats might make your mattress feel softer than intended. If that's the case, place a plywood sheet on top of the slats. This can help distribute the weight across the whole base, increasing firmness.
Incompatible bases
Metal bed: foundations made with a wire grid or thin metal beams.
Hospital bed: medically provided, adjustable bases.
If your current base doesn't have enough support
Place a sheet of untreated pegboard or plywood between the mattress and base to increase the surface area of the base.
Compatible bases
Platform: solid, flat, and untreated wood platform beds.
Box foundation: boxed foundations with a solid, non-flexing construction. Coiled or wire grid boxsprings are NOT compatible. Shop Our Foundations
Slatted base: horizontal slats that are at least 2" wide and spaced no more than 3" apart.
Adjustable bed: non-medical adjustable bed frames, either motorized or manually adjustable. Shop Adjustable Beds
Things to keep in mind:
- For queen, king, and California king mattresses: Platform beds and slat systems need at least one center support beam.
- Though not ideal, you can place your mattress directly on the floor if there is no risk of moisture buildup. Do not place your mattress directly on a concrete floor.
- A base with curved slats might make your mattress feel softer than intended. If that's the case, place a plywood sheet on top of the slats. This can help distribute the weight across the whole base, increasing firmness.
Incompatible bases
Metal bed: foundations made with a wire grid or thin metal beams.
Hospital bed: medically provided, adjustable bases.
If your current base doesn't have enough support
Place a sheet of untreated pegboard or plywood between the mattress and base to increase the surface area of the base.
