BED BASES AND FRAMES VIEW ALL BED BASES AND FRAMES Sleep Number® Bed Modular Base Sleep Number ® Bed Modular Base Reviews - page 2 Sleep Number® Bed Modular Base: Maximize Your Comfort and Support. Our extra-strong, durable Modular Base takes the place of a traditional box spring and won't sag or break down over time - it provides a firm, level surface that will last 20 years or more. Its unique component design makes it easy to move through narrow spaces and assemble in smaller rooms. Included in bed set pricing. Support your Sleep Number mattress and Modular Base with optional Modular Base Legs or a Rolling Bed Frame. Sleep Number Brackets let you connect your headboard and footboard to your Modular Base. Maximize the comfort and support of your Made in the USA of durable, long-lasting material Replaces a traditional box spring Included in set pricing YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE Sleep Number® Headboard and Footboard Brackets Sleep Number® Modular Base Legs
Add a FlexFit™ adjustable base to any Sleep Number® mattress for ultimate relaxation. Adjust to the perfect angle for reading or watching TV. You’ll love choices such as Partner Snore™ technology, which lets you gently raise your partner’s head. We offer three styles of FlexFit adjustable bases.Are there any drawbacks to using my old box spring with a Sleep Number bed? Can't you just place a 3/4" piece of plywood over your old box spring and have a solid foundation? I am going to go against the other two answers. The "magic" in any air tech bed is in the mattress. That being said, it does need a firm surface to rest against. You may be able to use your current foundation, depending on what shape it is in. Look at the fabric on the sides, does it sag? If so it is time to repalce it. Look under the foundation, is there any loose wood pieces? then it is time to replace it. As far as the surface, it might be advisable to install a plywood sheet on top of it to make sure the surface is firm enough.
And you might want to consider matching the fabrics between bed and foundation, a matching set would look nicer when undressed. Or there are other options out there that might save you the expense of their base. Again, just make sure the surface has no give in it. Platform beds work really well. A queen base as an example would cost $300, a local mattress store might have a mismatched foundation they would sell for maybe $100... It's just how hard you want to work to save a few bucks. Our store sells Comfortaire, I or my store are not affiliated with Sleep number or Select Comfort. I have to disagree with most the comments. It really depends on the type of bed you have. If there is no support other then then the sides of the bed where your boxspring rest then yesnyou really should invest in a new boxspring and perhaps additional support. If your bed is a platform or anything with support along the whole length of the bed then drop ply wood on the support ($50.00 at a hardware store) and it is more then enough.
I went this route 7 years ago with my last select number bed after reading several options and it worked like a charm for the whole seven years. The only warning is to make sure you apply a skirt over the ply wood or it will slowly wear at the bottom of your select number mattress. Hope this helps you save a few EASY bucks. I urge you to replace the box spring regardless, especially if what you have is 7-10 years old or older. The Sleep Number mattress would come with a firm, non-yielding, flat platform so if you do decide to use your current box spring, you need to inspect it to be certain it's flat across with no soft, flexible areas. Any uneven areas will affect the mattress and may cause sagging or may make the mattress less supportive. Also do a visual inspection to be sure there are no places where it has been crunched or broken around the edges. Box springs in the current mattress market refer to a foundation or platform. Box springs, with actual coils usually under 2 sided mattresses, do not work with most mattresses produced and definitely not under the Sleep Number bed.
If your box spring is only a year or two old and from a major "S" brand, then it is likely a platform and not the older, traditional box spring. Sleep Number may not honor their warranty unless it's their foundation underneath the mattress so you may want to check with them to be 100% certain. If they would still honor it, it would then be okay as long as you identify that it is acceptable support. George, I concur, replacing the box spring, will help preserve warranty, maintain a healthier sleeping environment, prolong the life of your new mattress and if there was any poor support in your current box spring you would see sagging in your new mattress sooner. Regardless of the brand of mattress, a new mattress should have a new box spring. Even if it visually looks okay, it could be crumbling from underneath. I always tell my customers, "you wouldn't build a new house on an old foundation, so you shouldn't put a new mattress on an old box." Login/Signup to Post Your Answer
Adjustable firmness, comfortably priced Sleep Number ® c2 bed Reviews - page 2 You'll both sleep better with individualized comfort and support. Plush-style bed is measured from the base to the top of the mattress. Rayon/polypropelene blend is smooth and long-lasting. Plush softness with adjustable comfort Sleep Number ® c4 bed Reviews - page 2 Feel the benefits of zoned cushioning for neck, back and hips. Soothing foam is designed to contour to your entire body. 3 zones of contouring support Pressure-relieving zones contour to your head and neck, back and hips. Sleep Number® Contemporary Camelback Upholstered Bed Due to the cost of doing business in California, Performance, Memory Foam and Innovation Series Twin and Full mattresses incur a $50 surcharge; Edit ArticleHow to Disassemble a Sleep Number Bed Three Parts:Disassembling the MattressPacking the MattressDisassembling the Adjustable / Modular BaseCommunity Q&A
Disassembling your Sleep Number bed properly can help ensure all working components are safely detached and packed away so you can efficiently reassemble your bed later on. The Sleep Number disassembly process involves removing the mattress cover, hoses, and all internal components, and taking apart the bed’s adjustable or modular base. Ask a friend or family member to help you disassemble your Sleep Number bed. Verify your bed is lying in a flat position. Position yourself at the head of your bed and locate the mattress zipper between the pillow cover and base. Unzip the entire mattress cover completely. Position yourself on one side of the bed and locate the gray tab where the hose is attached to the bed’s air chamber. Push in the gray tab, then gently pull the hose out of the mattress cover through the opening in the cover. Go to the other side of the bed, and repeat steps #5 and #6 to remove the hose. Remove all internal mattress components until you’ve reached the bottom of the mattress.
This includes the air chambers, foam border walls, and corner locks. Take photos of the inside of your mattress throughout disassembly so you can refer to them later on for correct placement when reassembling your Sleep Number bed. Press the down arrow on your Sleep Number remote until the display reads “0.” Unplug the bed’s Firmness Control System from the power outlet in the wall. Place the Firmness Control System and its remote securely into a packing box and surround with packing material. This prevents the system from being exposed to excess shock and vibration, which could damage the Firmness Control System. Place the deflated Air Chambers into a box. Place the foam comfort pads and mattress cover into a double bag. This helps prevent the pads and mattress cover from becoming stained during transport. Skip to Part Three of this article if your mattress is attached to an adjustable base. The mattress must be detached from the adjustable base before packing away into a double bag.
Use a 7/16 inch socket to loosen the hex bolts holding the mattress cover bottom to the adjustable base. Skip to step #4 if your Sleep Number bed has a modular base. Set aside the bolts and remove all mattress retainers holding the mattress in place. Place all hardware components into a bag to prevent the parts from becoming lost during transport. This completes the disassembly process for your Sleep Number bed if using an adjustable base. Proceed with the remaining steps if disassembling a modular base. Slide all decking panels off the bed frame. Unscrew the wing nuts and detach the legs from the base of the bed frame. Slide out all pins from the side rails and support beams, and add to the bag of hardware components. Place all decking panels and support beams into a packing box. This will help prevent the components from accruing damage during transport. Show more unanswered questions The head and foot sections of the adjustable base are relatively heavy, and may bend when moving.