Imperius Foldable Box Spring, Bunkie Board, Bed Support Slats, Bed Boards for Under, Twin (60x30)

Very easy to install. Comes in the box folded and put together already so all you have to do is pull it out of the box and put it on the bed. Not that heavy to pick up but it does have some weight to it. I was able to lift it myself and I am 5ft 4inches about 140 pounds and was able to lift it no problem. It has pretty good support to it, feels sturdy.

Bought this for my daughter's bed because in the pictures it showed that the boards are as wide as the slats. Ordered it ahead of time because I wanted to have everything ready when I started redoing her room for spring break. Opened it today to put it on her bed and it's drastically smaller than what's shown in the pictures. Because I ordered ahead of time I can't return it and get my money back, but I can at least warn the next person that just because it says that it's twin size does not mean it is actually twin size and it does NOT look anything like the pictures.

It definitely solved my issue.For assembly, it was relatively easy.Just take it out of the box open it up and slide it under the mattress. The design is very simple.There's a little gap between two of the boards to fully support a mattress and keep the mattress springs in place.The comfortability It's definitely night and day.Box spring replacement for bedframes i would recommend find this product. That is the reason why I bought mine. The construction of the product seems extremely solid. For functionality its extremely simple, just open it up and put it under your mattess onto the bed frame mattress support beams.

I'm a bit annoyed about this bunkie board. I've recently hurt my wrist, so my lifting strength of something this big is around your average teenage girl currently. I can barely lift it. The wood is some kind of cheap mdf-ish composite, which has a smooth wax texture, meaning that whatever you put above it and below it will slide around because it has almost no friction to speak of. I would have preferred something more coarse. My wood slat bed had built in ADHESIVE to specifically hold on to a bunkie board, and this bunkie board is so slick that it slides around anyway. This alone has me tempted to rate it very low, as it's just a poorly chosen material product.That said, it functions well as a bunkie board, but arrived with visible damage on arrival, with barely any protective material in the box. It's literally just a couple of boards, stapled somewhat messily to some nylon(probably?) straps, creating a foldable package. In terms of value, it is definitely cheaper to make your own, and it would likely be higher quality, even for a novice carpenter.If this product wanted to improve, I would want some kind of mounting point on the bunkie allowing you to zip tie it tight to a wood-slat style bedframe. I will likely just drill a hole and make one to improve the function of this product. The measurements listed on the store page were reasonably accurate, and fit my bed fine, as I planned.

A little short in the sides but it still works for keeping the mattress from sagging in the middle. If you want support on the side/edges of the mattress though I wouldn’t recommend this. It’s a good cheap alternative compared to the other options I saw on here though.

Not sturdy and comfortable for adults bedding. Poor quality of material is not at all worth the price.No way to contact the seller is another pain.

Effective support for my guest room’s platform, metal bed frame.

Way too small for a twin mattress. It says twin all over the place but once I set it up, it’s about 12-18” short all the way around. Almost like it meant for a toddler bed frame