Custom Mattresses & Box Springs In addition to standard sizes, we are able to manufacture custom size mattresses and box springs for antique beds, campers, waterbed replacements, boats and other needs you may have. In addition to standard sizes, we are able to manufacture custom size mattresses and box springs for antique beds, campers, waterbed replacements, boats and other needs you may have. Some of the most common special sizes are listed in the table below: * Please note that while some local manufacturers will make just about any size you request, you may have trouble finding sheets and other bedding to fit your custom mattress and box spring. There are catalogs that sell many special size sheets. You may also buy a flat sheet for a size larger than your custom mattress and tuck it under. ** A standard Super Single is approximately 48" x 84". At The Original Mattress Factory, our Super Singles finish at approximately 46.5" x 81", with a tolerance of + 1 1/2".
This smaller size makes is easier to put on sheets and make the bed. Please contact The Original Mattress Factory location nearest you for model availability, pricing or any other questions you might have regarding custom sizes or specialty items. Sleep Sofa Replacement Mattresses Rollaway Mattresses & Units 81 Coil Box Springs Low Profile Box Springs Hinging – allows you to fold the mattress without damaging it to fit through tight spacesBox Springs and Foundations If you are planning to purchase a mattress that requires a box spring (also known as a foundation) or simply need a replacement box spring by itself, you have come to the right place. On this page you will find our top-quality box springs from the leading manufacturers you know and trust. Order today and receive free shipping! FREE In-Home Setup and Delivery on Sealy & Simmons! A box spring (or foundation) is a wooden frame with either springs or metal rods that provide proper support to a mattress.
Using a box spring under your mattress ensures that it receives the necessary support to reach its maximum lifespan. Foundations will raise the height of your mattress from the ground which usually makes it easier to get in and out of bed, and come in standard and low-profile sizes to get the height you want. Box springs are also designed to absorb shock and reduce wear on the mattress and bed frame, extending the life of your entire bed set. In a complete bed set, foundations are typically placed on top of a wooden or metal bed frame that is connected to the headboard and footboard. Most manufacturers require that a mattress be supported by a box spring in order to file a warranty claim. Some exceptions may include platform bed and adjustable base alternatives. Since modern mattresses are quite a bit taller than they used to be, many manufacturers now produce low-profile foundations in addition to the standard size. Low-profile box springs provide the same amount of support as standard size box springs, but are shorter to reduce the distance from the ground.
Standard foundations measure about 9-inches in height, and low-profile foundations measure between 5- and 5.5-inches. The different heights make no difference in the amount of support provided, and are merely for aesthetics and convenience when getting in and out of bed. Find the right box spring for your bed today!Search Within # Miles * Indicates primary type A company that makes stock products, which may be sold directly to customers and/or through distributors. A company that makes custom components or finished products according to a customer's specifications. A company that performs a custom process to a component or product manufactured elsewhere. Examples include polishing, anodizing and plating. A company that provides a service such as rental, repair, security, training, cleaning, etc. A sales company that is contracted by a manufacturer to sell their products. Remanufacturers rebuild products to OEM specifications by using a combination of used, repaired and new parts.
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