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Strong and
beautiful.
The Layla® Foundation
It's Rock Solid and Built to Last.
Solid construction. Shenanigan friendly.
Solid spruce slats laid over the upholstered rails of the Layla® Foundation make this a super sturdy base for any mattress. Built to withstand anything you throw at it, this foundation provides the perfect launchpad for your days as well as your nights.
No stress, super simple assembly.
The Layla® Foundation isn't like that Swedish Fluggenskoorp you tried to put together. Our foundation is super easy to assemble. No weird tools or engineering degrees required.
Put together your
foundation in 2 steps
1. Line up the rails and drop in the corner pins.
2. Drop the slat pack on top and place your mattress.
Love it.
Guaranteed.
Try it for a few nights.
If you don't love it, return it
for a refund.
Made in America and built to last.
Every single foundation is manufactured in the USA and our workers ensure everything fits together perfectly before we ship your foundation to you. So you're guaranteed to have easy assembly and sleep as sound as a baby.
Others have asked...
Great Question! It depends on what you plan on putting your mattress on. If you have a platform bed (a bed with slats) then you don't need a foundation. However if you have a traditional bed (headboard, footboard, and rails) then you will need a foundation to sit on or in your bed rails to support the mattress. Also if you have a headboard only then you will need a metal frame and a foundation. You may also use a metal frame under your foundation without a headboard just to keep your mattress and foundation off the floor. But if you want to put your mattress and foundation straight on the floor we won't judge you
Note: Traditionally a mattress and foundation are referred to as a Mattress Set.
The Layla® Foundation will work perfectly fine with any mattress. Just make sure you have the correct size.
The short answer: There is no difference.
The long answer: In the old days a mattress foundation was a wooden box that also contained springs or a metal grid. The purpose of this was so that the foundation would have give in order to support innerspring mattresses. These foundations were called box springs. The industry moved away from this in the 1980's however mattress foundations today are commonly referred to as box springs. We call it a foundation but you can call it a box spring if you like. Tomay-to, tomah-to.
The Layla® Platform Bed stands alone on a set of legs and does not require a bed frame. Your mattress may go directly on top of the platform bed.
The Layla® Foundation would be used for a bed that requires a box spring and can be placed on a metal frame which gives you the option of attaching a headboard.
The foundation works just like any box spring. Unless your foundation is going inside of a traditional bed (headboard, footboard, and rails setup) then yes, you will need a metal bed frame to go under your foundation to keep it off the floor. For the best support of course we recommend pairing your Layla® Foundation with the Layla® Bed Frame. If you happen to use another bed frame just make sure it has a center support bar for the best sleeping experience.
See why customers love the Layla® Mattress Foundation
Product Specifications
| Twin | Twin XL | Full | Queen | King | Cal King | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dimensions: | 37.5" x 74" x 7.5" | 37.5" x 79" x 7.5" | 52.5" x 74" x 7.5" | 59.5" x 79" x 7.5" | 75.5" x 79" x 7.5" | 71.5" x 83" x 7.5" |
| Weight: | 42 lbs | 44 lbs | 57 lbs | 63 lbs | 78 lbs | 74 lbs |
Made in the USA with imported materials
120 Night Trial-100% Money Back Guarantee
5 Year Warranty
Covers: Defects in material or workmanship
| Fabric: | Outer Fabric: 66% polyester, 30% viscose, 4% poly/lycra. Inner Fabric: Fabric100% polypropylene. Slat Pack Fabric: 100% polypropylene. | |||||
| METAL/WOOD/PLASTICS: | Slats: Canadian Spruce Wood. Frame: American Southern Yellow Pine. Corners & Pins: 100% Polypropylene. | |||||
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