Not impressed with the foundation. It is misleading to call it a "boxspring" as there are no springs. It also required quite a bit of assembly. If you do not have a drill, this assembly will be quite difficult. Mine came to me with one piece of wood broken, and when the whole thing is assembled, it does not assemble evenly. The construction feels cheap and quick.
That being said, it is doing the job just fine. I don't feel like it is going to fall apart, and it seems to be accomplishing what it needs to.
The foundation was easy to assemble and has been great (we’ve had it for about a month). My only complaint is the slatted mat that inserts into the foundation base is difficult to keep in place when you put the mattress on top of it. In a perfect world, there would be a way to anchor the mat at each end so it wouldn’t slip when the mattress is being placed.
The new boxspring/foundation design is a much better version to the original pine screw-in model. This took me a whopping total of 3 minutes to put together and if kept in good condition will last for quite some time.
Due to the whole corona rony virus junk they couldn’t get me this box spring .... In stead they sent a unreleased one that is still u ser research according to the paper ... the aesthetics on this one is way better and the comfort in unprecedented