I ordered my queen size All-In-One Foundation and tried it out with my old mattress and box spring. It went together easily and worked well. I decided I needed a little extra height and ordered a set of 6" legs. My plan was to use the new 6" legs along with the 3" legs that came with the frame. When the 6" legs arrived there were only six legs in the box. The queen size A-I-O Foundation comes with nine legs - three down each side and three down the center. I could not convince the Ghostlady I spoke to on the telephone that while the six legs were fine for the twin or full size frame, they were not adequate for the queen size model. She first said I should assemble the frame using just the six legs. I'm pretty sure that would stress the frame to the point of sagging in the center. She later said I would have to order another set of six legs (for a total of twelve) just to get the nine legs needed. I expected more from Ghost.
I thought this would be a great alternative to the standard box spring, it was just a headache, the frame came with piece that was bent and some of the assembly parts were missing. I figured this would be so simple, but we had to get ahold of someone to send a replacement (because you can not return these for refunds which is in the print but not the larger print). Between 2 bed boxes we were able to piece together a functioning box spring, for the price of these... that is inexcusable.
Assembly/Installation is a little difficult. The instructions are pretty vague and I ended up taking it apart since some of the pieces weren't lining up correctly. It looks great after it is assembled and it is easy to move around
Easy as 1-2-3 to put together. 10 minutes assembly time. Headboard is tough to install with foundation cover on. Small hands helps to access the nuts through the openings on the corners of the cover. Put cover on first then headboard!!