You (or someone you know) can pay & pick up online orders at a Kmart store - and even use an international credit card. U.S. shipping & delivery Get your order shipped or delivered to any address in the United States - including hotels. Via Sears, we ship to over 100 countries, so you can have your order shipped back home. Kmart International Online Shopping If you are planning to visit the United States, or have friends and family here, shop at Kmart to get everything you want - including gifts for yourself or others. Shopping online in the USA at Kmart couldn't be easier. Once you place an order, you (or someone you know) can pick it up at a Kmart store, have it shipped or delivered to a U.S. address, and even have it shipped to over 100 countries - whatever is most convenient for you. Box spring or wood slats? March 14, 2014 Subscribe We just got a nice new mattress. It came with a box spring. We were using our old mattress on an IKEA bed (the Redalen, which I guess they don't sell anymore) with their cheap wooden slats, the Sultan Lade, as support.
All things being equal, we'd stick with the IKEA bed and slats. But are all things equal? Are there advantages to using the box spring instead of the slats? 862 posts, read 1,962,492 times Does anyone know if the queen bedframes at IKEA will fit a regular mattress sold elsewhere? We are new to our area-Phoenix_ and my husband has heard that you have to get their mattresses to fit the bed frames they sell. The beds are a great deal- but we already have a queen mattress we just bought. Their mattresses are rather costly. This is for our 14 yr old daughter who is pretty careful, so I am not too worried if the frame is not high end. Any knowledge out there in City-Data land? 12,628 posts, read 11,543,764 times 27,090 posts, read 40,527,134 times check the mattress size and compare I think their is 63x80 3/4IKEA PS MURBO | 972 posts, read 1,831,430 times 5,643 posts, read 13,079,415 times 1,026 posts, read 3,478,462 times 6,611 posts, read 9,579,888 times
Originally Posted by fallingwater our little dog has to get a running start to jump up on his bed I really miss Ikea since I moved here - I think the closest store to me may be over in Seattle. Originally Posted by Opyelie Ya I used to live 30 minutes from one. Where we live now the closest is chicago, a 90 minute ride. Its not so much the ride but paying all the tolls on the way. Cheap buys at IKEA tend to be more expensive for me now due to the cost of getting there. 1,754 posts, read 3,227,180 times Please register to post and access all features of our very popular forum. It is free and quick. Over $68,000 in prizes has already been given out to active posters on our forum. Additional giveaways are planned.Putting mattresses with memory foam on a box spring Would it be a good idea to put my memory foam mattress on a box spring? I haven't found an answer for this question anywhere I have looked.Answer by Rich SilverHi Stan,The good news is, you can definitely use your box spring under your memory foam mattress.
Make certain your box spring is in excellent shape with no broken slats. The reason is because memory foam mattresses are heavy. A good queen memory foam mattress will approach 100 pounds. Kings are even heavier. If you then put a couple of people on top of that, that's another several hundred pounds.With that kind of weight you can't afford to have any area of the box spring broken and sagging.An ideal set up for memory foam is the mattress on top of a foundation and then on top of a base.Memory foam companies sell foundations made of hardwood slats covered by a fabric. The way the foundation is constructed allows the memory foam mattress on top of it to breathe. This is because of adequate air circulation. In your case, your foundation will be the box spring. In order for your box spring to allow proper air circulation, I recommend you put a sheet of perforated plywood on top of the box spring. The plywood also gives added strength to allow even distribution to the weight of the memory foam on top of it.
You can find perforated plywood in a good hardware store. You'll notice the holes are drilled and evenly spread. Look for plywood that is about 1/4 inch thick. That should give you adequate support.The next consideration is the base. I'm guessing you might be using a metal frame base because you have a box spring. If so, make sure there is plenty of leg support down the middle of the frame to hold the weight of a queen or king mattress. (In other words, you should have as many as nine legs on the frame.)Feel free also to use a platform base with the box spring and mattress on top of it. That will work fine. Platform bases are good because they are flat and solid with no chance of sagging. Slatted bed frames also work well as long as the slats are close together (two to three inches apart) and the slats are wide (three inches).A Luxury, Cooling Gel Memory Foam Mattress at a DiscountBy the way, if you or anyone you know is in the market for a luxury memory foam mattress, here’s news. In 2015 a company called Loom & Leaf came out with a finely crafted memory foam mattress layered with medical grade gel for cool sleeping.
The best news is, this upscale memory foam mattress sells at a steep discount when compared to brands such as Tempur-Pedic. It’s perfectly suited for those who demand excellence yet have a limited budget.Click here to go to Loom & Leaf.RichFor memory foam topper articles, including how to get a great topper on Amazon at a bargain price, click here. Click here to post comments Join in and write your own page! It's easy to do. Simply click here to return to Questions and Comments About A Memory Foam Topper. Do you enjoy the Sleep Passport website? Click the Like button below. Leg Cramps At Night: 9 Possible CausesFrom this moment on, leg cramps at night will hopefully be less of a problem for you. Because this series of articles will tell you what you need to know... Best Light Therapy for SAD: White, Blue, Green, or Red?After you read this article on the best light therapy for SAD, you'll have a good understanding of what seasonal affective disorder light therapy is all about...