With box springs, air circulates in between the coils or slats, while platform beds featuring well-spaced slats (or a solid foundation with holes) will enable air to flow freely.

Platform beds have support built in, so a box spring isn't necessary. However, you can add a box spring if you're sleeping on a traditional innerspring mattress, or if you want to add height to ...

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Do You Need a Box Spring? Whether or not you need a box spring depends on several factors, including your mattress type, bed frame and to some extent, your personal preference. While most modern ...

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Box springs used to be extremely common in the United States, but with the shift to springless foundations and platform beds, they aren’t usually necessary anymore.

According to Casper, 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, you need a platform with ...

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For years, it has been a common approach to use a box spring to support your bed. It's been the go-to solution to ensure you don't wake up with a sore back.