Continental Sleep, Unassembled Queen Box Spring for Queen Bed, 4.5-Inch Wood Box Spring Only, Noise-Free Mattress Foundation, Packed Flat, Easy Assembly, Gray

We had a very squeaky metal spring box so we decided to try this solid wood one. The assembly was easy, it's faster if you have a power drill. It makes zero noise and it's great and sturdy.

Strong, chunky pieces of wood. This was easier than I expected to assemble.

Easy to put together. Use power drill it will definitely be quicker!

I bought this box spring because I had also bought the same metal frame that is shown in the picture. I love this setup because it is solid and simple.

The overall product is good. The construction requires a LOT of screwing and I felt the planks were not as god as they could have been. They didn't stretch fully to fit within the slots of the outside pieces. There were a LOT of screws to put in. Your should ideally have a drill or your arm will get sore. I would still say it is worth the money since it is not expensive.

The description says made of good quality wood - by Amish in the USA. The wood is not the best quality - it seems to be construction grade spruce and there were a few pieces that had splinters sticking out and some pieces had saw dust around the assembled areas. I think the Amish guy, Jeremiah, who worked in this was not at the top of his game. The assembly is straightforward - nice design from an assembly point of view. I used power tools to put in the screws and tighten the bolts. Completed it in about 30 mins. It would have taken 3X the time if I had used the small wrench which is included in the kit. I would have given the product 5 stars if the wood had been a bit better quality. I did have an issue putting the cover on - a lot of tugging and pulling and I still could not tie it down perfectly - but that's because I was doing this by myself.

The frame itself is great. Very sturdy and easy to assemble. The only issue I had was getting the cloth/sheet over the frame.

A bit creaky already

I'm scoring this a 3 because it was missing parts and they provided instructions for a smaller frame. I had to leave the project undone and go to the store to find 3 (5/16 flange nuts). It took me 45 minutes after searching the entire aisle at the hardware store. Luckily I was able to find one packet of 3. I'm glad I did not listen to the clerk cause he said they were out.

Seems to be an ok box spring, but I wouldn't know because they were short 1 bolt and therefore we couldn't assemble it today. Walmart offered a full return if we brought it back or $10 off our next purchase of $15 or more. Disappointing.