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>...for me, even the boxspring beats the mattress in terms of "this is so large how the heck am I going to get it from point A to point B". Eight years ago, I
by zck 11y ago
>...for me, even the boxspring beats the mattress in terms of "this is so large how the heck am I going to get it from point A to point B".
Eight years ago, I moved into an apartment with a very narrow staircase with a 90 degree bend in it. I purchased a new mattress, and couldn't fit the boxspring in it. The delivery guys took the boxspring back, and got me a boxspring that comes in two pieces, called a "split boxspring". It's basically two twin boxsprings that you put side by side. You can see one here: http://www.raymourflanigan.com/beautyrest-recharge-high-profile-split-queen-box-spring-481050551.aspx http://www.raymourflanigan.com/beautyrest-recharge-high-prof...
You don't notice anything different when you're on the bed. I've kept the boxspring through various moves, and I'll never buy a non-split one again. Moving the two pieces is so much easier; they're not unwieldy or heavy at all.
- tamana 11y agoKing size beds always have split boxspring.