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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.

A box spring is an upholstered bed frame that supports and elevates a mattress. Traditional box springs have wire coils, but modern ones will have horizontal slats made of either wood or metal.

Underneath the stylish frame, there’s a durable wooden slat system that provides ample mattress support (no box spring required), similar to the Thuma Classic Bed and Saatva Valencia.

Most traditional or collapsible metal rail bed frames require a box spring because they're designed to hold one. Without one, they don't provide sufficient support for the mattress.