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

This is exactly what I have been looking for. My wood frame King sized bed had only 3 wooden slats (with feet) supporting it. The bed felt too bouncy, squeaked and creaked even with a new and solid mattress. These metal supports fixed everything. It was exactly as advertised. Easy to assemble. Solid and sturdy. All required parts were included and all looked sturdy. My bed no longer squeaks, creaks of feels bouncy.... Highly recommend

My Cal King Bed mattress was too high with the box springs and wanted to lower the mattress without the box springs. So I bought two set (2 each in a set) for my Cal King bed frame. I was not sure if this would work, since there wasn't too much information on Amazon about it. And also, the spec's that was posted worried me a bit too. I needed a slat that would be 73 inch wide and the spec's on Amazon stated max 66 inches. But I read the feedback from other buyers, how easy and good these slats were. One commented that it would fit the Cal King bed frame, but didn't know for sure, because they used their slats for a Queen size bed frame. But I took a chance and figure if these slats don't fit my Cal king bed frame, I would either return them or sell them on Craigslist. The slats come a week later after I order it and to my surprise, these slats were easy to assemble and I had my son measure the slats. Boy, the spec's on Amazon was way off, the min. wide is 25 1/4 inches and the max. wide is 90 1/4 inches. No problem fitting in my Cal King bed frame. Plus it has two adjustable leg support with nylon bottoms for each slat and if you need it longer, they comes with leg extenders for each slat. It has one screw hole on each end of the bar to secure it to the wooden bed frame. All the hardware are included with each set. I also added a 5/8" plywood board to cover the gaps between the slats, so that the memory foam mattress wouldn't sag between the slats. Final product came out perfectly. No cracking sound of wood like those wooden slats when you reposition your body on the mattress. I would greatly recommend these slats and can't beat the price too. Thank You Kincaid Furniture Company for a great product and saving me a lot of headaches.

TLDR: Best of the available solutions, will work for its intended purpose, but a little tricky to get together and not the best quality components. If you have an weak or wobbly bed frame this is for you. You'll need a socket wrench and I want some protective feet for the floor. Ikea doesn't make the world's strongest products and this strong metal base gives extra support to bed frames. We ordered two sets for extra support with a King and it appears there is a misfit between the parts on one set either from the manufacturing process or being banged up by UPS. The seller was quick to respond to my inquiry on Amazon and provided some more instructions and his phone number and one set went together as expected. Other should go together after we file it down or bend it straight in a vice it's just an 1/8th inch or so shy of being able to go together even a rubber hammer might be enough to get it together. This is the best of the available products goes together reasonably well and provides a lot of support. Finish quality and supplied hardware isn't top spec but it should do the job and it's something that will be hidden from view. Instructions could be clear with better illustrations and it would be nice if a socket wrench and rubber feet or floor protector was included. Updating this review because it appears they will work as intended but is a little tricky if you're not the most handy or mechanically inclined person and it's obviously not a high-quality well finished product.

We recently switched bed frames from one that used a box spring to one with slats for support. Unfortunately the support system did not include a center rail and we immediately noticed that our foam mattress would sag towards the center of the bed as you lay on it. The flexing slats also had a tendency to creak during the night as you shifted around. Picked this up hoping the extra support would resolve the issue. Product was easy to assemble and install. We followed the instructions and for our queen size mattress put the support feet 19" apart and the rails at about a third of the way from the top and the bottom of the bed. First time laying back down and the difference was night and day. No more sagging, no more creaking! The bed feels sturdy and secure. Would emphatically recommend to anyone with the same issue!

I Absolutely Love these Rails. I had a problem with my Queen Bed tilting and wobbling at the top of the Bed. After investigating, I became aware that one of the legs on my original rails were bent. I found very few options available to replace my damages rails. Then I found Universal Bed Slats Center Support System and I am So Happy that I did. The Rails Arrived Promptly and were Simple to put together. They came with expandable rails for All Bed sizes and Heights. They are made of Strong Metal. I believe the rails are actually stronger than the original rails the bed came with. I have to confess, that I did have a problem with the fittings on one of the rails I received. That's when I discovered their Amazing Customer Service. I called and I left a message on the Customer Service number provided on the simple instruction page. My phone call was returned by the company owner. He could not have been more more apologetic. He explained that there was a factory problem that has since been resolved. He Promptly had a new complete rail set up ( more pieces I even needed ) shipped to my house. This kind of Customer service Is Outstanding. My bed is so completely solid now. My worries are over. I can even let my grandchildren occasionally "jump" on it with no Worries. Do Not hesitate to order these rails, as replacement rails or for added support. You can't go wrong. You will never find a more Professional and Honorable Company to deal with. Universal Bed Slats Center Support System Adjustable Tubular Steel with 4 Legs

I am writing this as I stare at the screen with some bourbon in my hand. I could probably stop there, for those of you with some clinical acumen. But why. For the throngs of you who have rated this product so highly --- good for you. Not for me. Here's the thing. I never really thought it was possible to run out of curse words. Hyphenated, conjoined, completely made up ones. So, to all the engineers out there. Here's a question -- how many ways can you utterly, and totally, *&^% UP what should be one of the simplest assemblies, like, ever. We are now officially into hour 4. Seriously. I could have built an entire IKEA house by now. Are you kidding me? For starters: 1) Seventy bucks isn't a lot, but it's not a little either... for a couple pieces of poorly formed metal. 2) Having said that, could you not even assemble these two pieces of hellish, sharp-edged, non-attracting pieces of crap slats before you box it? Knowing how ridiculously difficult it will be for a layperson to do? With sharp-edged pieces of metal flapping and flopping about as you try to jam two things into one thing that is not big enough for the two things? 3) Having said that, the "cleat" as you call it is, understandably needing to hold said two freakish pieces tightly together. But, why would you make it a millimeter too small to accommodate said pieces of hell? What exactly is one to do with two freaking pieces of metal that you cannot conjoin? 4) The feet. Enough said. Are you kidding me? You could not make the feet one solid piece to be screwed in? Instead, you mysteriously include two bolts (no washers, mind you) but two bolts which will not -- and by will not I mean -- despite being tightened with a wrench multiple times --On both sides so, thats infinity x2 -- WILL NOT stay tightened. Why am I even having to place a bolt above the foot. Can you honestly answer that? How hard would it have been to make that foot solid. Are you kidding me? 5) Screws. The tiniest, petitest, most delicate little flowers they are. Seriously. to attach five pounds of whatever this crap is to a bed frame? 6) Are you kidding me? 7) I'm considering skipping the return ship and just asking for your corporate office address. I feel like, although they didn't work out for my bed, they are frightfully aerodynamic and would most likely get good loft. Until they hit your front windows I'm guessing. But then, they'd actually have served a purpose. Unlike right now.

Friends. Romans. Fellow purchasers of structural bed components. Gather round, for I have a tale. My queen-size bed came with three center support slats, and for years, we lived in harmony. Then I moved. And somewhere in that move — perhaps in a truck, perhaps in a stairwell, perhaps at the hands of a friend who "totally had it" — my three loyal slats got slightly bent. Not destroyed. Just... compromised. Wounded veterans. They still stood, but they stood the way I stand after sitting on the floor too long: technically upright, but you can tell something happened. The result: a bed with subtle sag. A box spring with trust issues. A mattress that had clearly lost confidence in the system beneath it. Now, here's where I need to be honest about who I am. I'm 5'9", 180 pounds. An aggressively average man. A man whose presence no reasonable bed should struggle to support. And yet I lay awake at night KNOWING the support beneath me was at 80%, and I could not live like that. So I bought these: TWO additional center support systems, MADE IN THE USA. American steel. American engineering. American refusal to let a box spring droop even one millimeter. I now have FIVE support slats under my queen bed. FIVE. Let me put this in perspective: my bed now has the structural redundancy of a highway overpass. This bed could support a small car. A baby elephant could take a nap up there. If guests stay over, I don't say "the bed's comfortable," I say "the bed is RATED for whatever you've got." Meanwhile, the actual load is one average-sized man and his completely normal amount of body weight, sleeping atop infrastructure that could survive a building inspection. Is it overkill? Massively. Do I sleep like a king on a perfectly level, unshakeable platform? ABSOLUTELY. The bent slats don't even have to try anymore — they're basically in a support group now, and the two new American slats are doing the heavy lifting, which again, is just me. One regular guy. And now, the moment you've all been waiting for. Gerald (my red gummy bear, lost to the great gummy massacre of my pantry, memorialized in every review since) spent his brief life at the bottom of a 5-pound bag, bearing the weight of thousands of bears stacked above him. He never sagged. He never buckled. He held that bag together with his chewy little body until the very end. These supports carry his spirit: silent, uncomplaining, load-bearing heroes. When I look under my bed, I don't see five steel slats. I see Gerald. Standing guard. Forever firm. Five stars. Five slats. One average man. Zero sag. Somewhere, Gerald is proud. Follow for more Gerald adventures. :)

Had very high hopes for the product. Was excited that they would take place of cheap wooden not sturdy slats and they did. Until, you put the foundation down and it became like a queen sized seesaw. I tried hammering down the slats to see if maybe they were not inserted enough but they were still very much uneven. Continuing to reread the directions didn’t get better. Needed the metal for stability. But do not recommend if you are counting on them being flat slats under your foundation. It will be a rocky situation. If using without foundation than it’s a great product and recommend. But had to purchase 2 sets for queen/king so you get 4 slats. Queen/King size is large and needs the support. One at the top and bottom and 2 in the middle evenly spaced apart. Other than that nice product.

Great product! We have a 14yr old bed from Ashley furniture (press board product) that the metal supports under we’re not holding up anymore. We were not looking to invest into new bedroom furniture right now and this product saved our bed. We thrashed the old, broken supports and installed this product in its place and the bed is more solid than ever. Happy to have a few more years of use out of my bed set ! King size bed and ordered two sets.

Works excellent, Fixed out bed that came with flimsy wood supports. I do recommend buying 2 for a king size

I purchased these slats/supports to use with a new to me older metal bed frame that has a foot board and head board attached to it. The frame did not properly hold my deep queen size mattress and box spring and the bed felt like it was sinking in the middle so clearly more support was needed. These slats were easy to assemble and the only issue I had was their attachment to the metal side rails of my bed frame. The screws provided to attach the supports were clearly meant to be used with a wooden bed frame. To hold the supports to the frame, my husband had to drill holes in the metal side rail and use some bolts he had to attach the supports. Once this was done, we were able to have the supports firmly in place. They are now providing great support. This is a good product which is easily adjustable to both the size of mattress and the height of the bed. I would recommend them.

This bed support is absolutely amazing! I replaced the bed support legs/beam on my mom’s Queen size bed and wish I had purchased these sooner. What a difference?!!! The beam/legs that came with my mom’s bed didn’t reach the sides of the bed and were attached with an L bracket. When I assembled the first new support beam/legs I could tell the difference right away and used a level to make sure the support was even. I believe I was done start to finish 20-30 due to having to screw the legs in. I have wood flooring so I did put felt pads underneath the adjustable legs. No more creaking! Highly recommend!!!

Good Quality and easy to assemble and adjust for height.