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Full Size Bunkie Board 54x75'' Heavy Duty Support Slats, Foldable & Waterproof
Full Size Bunkie Board 54x75'' Heavy Duty Support Slats, Foldable & Waterproof
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- Sturdy Support to Prevent Sagging–This anti-sag bunkie board keeps your mattress flat and even, perfect for slatted or platform beds. It prevents sagging and protecting your mattress warranty. Enjoy a comfortable, well-supported bed that helps you wake up feeling rested
- 2-Piece Split and Foldable Design – This bunkie board Full size is split into two parts for easier portability and installation. With a full 54" x 75" size, this full bed bunkie board fits your entire full mattress, eliminating dips and gaps between slats. It lays flat for total surface support and helps maintain your mattress’s shape, feel, and structure
- Heavy-Duty, Premium Materials Design–Made to last, this 10mm high-density bed support board supports up to 500 lbs combined with a solid interior and 600D Oxford cover. It's Waterproof, breathable, moisture-resistant, and minimizes noise
- Stable and Anti-Slip: Features 4 hook and loop strips on the edges of the board to grip bed slats firmly, preventing any movement
- Quick Setup, Seamless Fit – No tools or assembly required. This bunky board installs effortlessly and lies flush beneath your mattress without raising the bed height. A clean, low-profile solution for instantly upgrading your bed’s support system
- NOTE: This Bunkie Board is not a replacement for bed slats or box springs. It must be placed on a supportive foundation such as bed slats or a similar structure. The frame is not included in the package
- The strap instructions: Strap length: 7.8 inch/ 20 cm. Remove the square ring, run the bottom strap under the rail and the top strap over the rail, then place the ring back over both straps on the outside of the rail before tightening them so they stick to themselves. Once secured, the boards stay in place
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