Bed Slats Center Support System | Adjustable Length & Height Tubular Steel with 4 Legs | Fits Full, Queen, King & California King Bed Frames

I recently purchased this slat support system for a bed in a guest bedroom. The item arrived promptly, it is well constructed, and the instructions for assembly and installation were easy to follow.

These slats effectively support my new hybrid mattress and wooden foundation. My old four poster bed has never had slats (bought used) and I didn't realize I needed them until I read the mattress warranty. After researching wooden slats I found metal options and decided on these. They were relatively easy to install though the directions were incomplete. Having read other reviews I was prepared with information omited in the instructions. A nice plus is that my double bed is narrow enough that I was able to use the slats separately. So I have four points of support accross the frame and placed the feet down the middle where the single bottom plank of the foundation runs lengthwise. Now the new mattress is fully supported and feels as stable and comfortable as the showroom model. Delivery was quick and trouble free. Also,I should add that the bed frame has 8 metal L supports (4 pairs) so I duct taped the slats to the metal supports. No drilling or rigging up wooden lenthwise planks as I had thought might be necessary. Foundation and mattress fit snug enough that I don't think there will be any shifting to the degree that might defeat the duct tape. Time will tell. Over all I extremely happy with the purchase

Broke a wooden support beam these replacements made my bed 10x more sturdy

Amazing fix for a bed with older bowed mattress slats. My brand new very expensive mattress was low in the center and the bed frame squeaked like no tomorrow. The existing slats were bowed from age causing a lot of instability, as well as not properly supporting the mattress. This well built, easy to install solution was well worth the moderate cost and repairs an older frame to like new.

I am writing this as I stare at the screen with some bourbon in my hand. I could probably stop there, for those of you with some clinical acumen. But why. For the throngs of you who have rated this product so highly --- good for you. Not for me. Here's the thing. I never really thought it was possible to run out of curse words. Hyphenated, conjoined, completely made up ones. So, to all the engineers out there. Here's a question -- how many ways can you utterly, and totally, *&^% UP what should be one of the simplest assemblies, like, ever. We are now officially into hour 4. Seriously. I could have built an entire IKEA house by now. Are you kidding me? For starters: 1) Seventy bucks isn't a lot, but it's not a little either... for a couple pieces of poorly formed metal. 2) Having said that, could you not even assemble these two pieces of hellish, sharp-edged, non-attracting pieces of crap slats before you box it? Knowing how ridiculously difficult it will be for a layperson to do? With sharp-edged pieces of metal flapping and flopping about as you try to jam two things into one thing that is not big enough for the two things? 3) Having said that, the "cleat" as you call it is, understandably needing to hold said two freakish pieces tightly together. But, why would you make it a millimeter too small to accommodate said pieces of hell? What exactly is one to do with two freaking pieces of metal that you cannot conjoin? 4) The feet. Enough said. Are you kidding me? You could not make the feet one solid piece to be screwed in? Instead, you mysteriously include two bolts (no washers, mind you) but two bolts which will not -- and by will not I mean -- despite being tightened with a wrench multiple times --On both sides so, thats infinity x2 -- WILL NOT stay tightened. Why am I even having to place a bolt above the foot. Can you honestly answer that? How hard would it have been to make that foot solid. Are you kidding me? 5) Screws. The tiniest, petitest, most delicate little flowers they are. Seriously. to attach five pounds of whatever this crap is to a bed frame? 6) Are you kidding me? 7) I'm considering skipping the return ship and just asking for your corporate office address. I feel like, although they didn't work out for my bed, they are frightfully aerodynamic and would most likely get good loft. Until they hit your front windows I'm guessing. But then, they'd actually have served a purpose. Unlike right now.

Great product! Simple instructions for easy setup. The set includes sturdy extensions and screw in bottoms for easy and solid adjustable height. Very lightweight. Works well with my full size bed. Sturdy! Strongly recommend.

I would give this product more stars if I had a queen size bed or smaller. This is supposed to fit properly for a king bed. The instructions show how far apart to space the legs from each other for king size beds, but it is not possible to keep the bar extensions inserted enough in the leg tubing at the recommended spacing. I don't understand how this could be overlooked. However, I went ahead and spaced the legs as far as I could from each other while keeping the support bars just enough inside the leg tubing, but this puts more weight on the weaker outer areas where the wood bed frame rails hold the support bars. Hopefully it's ok since we don't weigh a lot. The supports work very well as far as leg strength and keeping the noise down. But I feel a bit cheated paying this much for two sets for my king bed when they don't extend to the recommended spacing.

Did the trick to replace the wood support slats on our 30 year old bed. Easy to assemble and worked perfectly. Chose not to screw down the slats into our bed frame and is still very secure!