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The less ventilation a mattress has, the greater the chance for mold. This likelihood increases exponentially if you live in a hot, humid climate or if you keep your mattress on the floor in a damp space (such as a basement).
Keep this in mind as we move into box spring alternatives below. When you compare a box spring to the floor, box springs have ventilation benefits. But when you compare it to other foundation alternatives, the box spring will be at the bottom of the list when it comes to ventilation.Benefits of box springsWhen compared to putting your mattress flat on the floor, some benefits of boxsprings include:
Even though companies still manufacture box springs, dramatically improved mattress technology has almost nullified their value. The latest beds are designed with inclusive features that render the traditional box spring a need of the past.
On platform bed foundations, the wood slats that hold your mattress are securely installed into the bed frame, which helps guarantee any size sleeper can be supported. These slats also eliminate the need for a box spring because the bed itself acts as a sturdy base.
If you and your partner have different sleep needs, you can buy two twin XL latex mattresses and use them with the same king-sized adjustable base. This way, each of you can adjust your sleep position to perfectly suit your needs.
Designed to support a mattress, a box spring consists of a wood frame filled with either springs or a metal grid. The box spring is encased in fabric and placed beneath the mattress on a bed frame. Some also have supportive slats on the bottom. They're made to match the sizes of most traditional mattresses, from twin to king.
While many new mattresses do not require or work well with box springs, some still do. Other brands recommend them, but only if a metal frame is used. Still more suggest the use of a different type of bed frame or foundation altogether with their mattresses. We'll go over who does and doesn't need a box spring, and how to make sure you're not using the wrong base for your mattress.
The purpose of a box spring is to provide support and raise a mattress to a comfortable height. However, many of today's modern mattresses, especially bed-in-a-box beds, are made with a thick layer of dense foam or coils to act as the bed's support system. It's typically recommended to skip the box spring when setting these beds up, as the support layers essentially function as a box spring.
The mattress brand Casper explains that "the slats on older box springs are too [far] apart to support the weight of a foam mattress, and that lack of support can cause it to sag." Instead, the company suggests a platform with slats closer together. Eco-friendly mattress brand Avocado Green also advises strongly against using box springs with its hybrid and latex mattresses, recommending firmer, sturdier foundations instead.
On the other hand, there are some exceptions. Modern mattress brand Saatva suggests that box springs may be used with its mattresses if the box spring is less than 7 years old and has proper center support and the slats are less than 4 inches apart. Helix also approves box springs with its mattresses, but only if slats are less than 5 inches apart and a piece of plywood or other proper center support is added.
It's also important to do research on the warranty for your mattress. This information can be found on the website of the mattress manufacturer or retailer, or on the tag attached to the mattress. Follow the manufacturer's instructions so you won't end up voiding the warranty by using the wrong type of foundation or frame with your mattress.
Some companies are creating their own alternatives to box springs. Casper makes a "box spring alternative" called The Foundation that works with its foam mattresses, while GhostBed sells a box spring/metal frame/foundation combo called the All-in-One Foundation. Brooklyn Bedding makes a Ready-to-Assemble Box Foundation that looks a
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