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

It looked used when I opened the box. But it's quality so far is good. Just what I needed and provides extra support and stability. Loved that it's adjustable. Fit my 1980's full size bed frame. It took about 30 minutes of screwing to put it together but simple enough to figure out.

Needs to express this does not attack to steal frames unless you have a drill and bit that will drill holes in them. Had to attach mine with zip ties to my steal frame but still its a great product

Very well manufactured and heavy metal ,\m/. Very secure and sturdy once fastened to the rails. (Wooden Frame w/ Boxspring %26 Mattress)

this is the perfect mattress frame that is needed to ensure that your box spring and mattress are perfectly balanced. It was very easy to assemble and I am very pleased with its performance. I would highly recommend this product

I have a queen bed with a full headboard and a deep storage drawer in the footboard. When the wooden center support beam broke, I needed a sturdy replacement that would fit inside the existing frame. This was easy to install by myself, and my wooden slats fit over it seamlessly. My bed now feels strong and secure. I would definitely recommend it!

These are very heavy, strong slats. Easy to assemble.

these slats added much more support for my king size bed.

it works for what I need it for

These slats are just what I needed when I had to replace the slats underneath my Thomasville 4-poster bed. The legs were difficult for me to push into the slats and I could not push them in far enough to keep them together before assembling the slats and screwing them into the bed. If the legs had been pre-attached to the slats, that would have been a real plus. My king size bed has 2 twin boxsprings under the mattress. After checking that all the slats were level and putting the boxsprings and mattress on top, I found that when laying on the bed I had the slight sensation I was tilting off it. The 2 twin boxsprings both lay on the bracket in the middle that holds the slats together, raising the center of the bed a little. I found that I needed to measure the distance from the top of the bracket to the floor to ensure it was the same as the distance to the floor from where the slat is screwed into the wood shelf on the side of the bed frame. Without measuring this, the center of my bed was slightly higher than the sides, causing the boxspring and the mattress to tilt. These metal slats are much lighter than those that originally came with the bed, but so far functioning as they should.

The system is very flawed. If you want a level bed it takes hours to get it right. The leg extensions are supposed to slip over the permanent posts but they do not fit or hold securely and fall off, don't provide solid support and make horrible noise when moving on the bed, even with a bunkie board. I have tried hours and multiple times to make it work, but it's poorly designed. The steel is solid but the parts don't work together. Save your money.