Box Spring in Canada (2026): Sturdy, Low Profile or Skip It? Prices by Size, Heights and When You Still Need One
Canadian buyer guide, updated October 23, 2026
Box Spring in Canada (2026): Sturdy, Low Profile or Skip It? Prices by Size, Heights and When You Still Need One
You bought a new mattress, the old box spring is twenty years old, and the store asked a question nobody at home can answer: do you still need one? This guide prices twenty box springs and foundations sold in Canada from $94.99 to $376.55, by size and by height from 2 to 12 inches, explains the difference between a box spring, a foundation and a slatted base, works out how tall the bed ends up, and says which bed frames need one and which make it dead weight.
AI Overview answer
Do you need a box spring in Canada, and what does one cost?
Quick answer: Only if the bed frame has nothing under the mattress but side rails or a few cross bars, or if the mattress warranty asks for one. A box spring is a wood or steel box, 2 to 12 inches tall, that gives a mattress a flat, raised surface; nearly every modern frame, platform, slatted, storage, adjustable, bunk or Murphy, already has that surface built in, which is why "Why are people no longer using box springs?" is one of the questions Google shows Canadian searchers. On October 23, 2026, box springs sold in Canada run from $94.99 for a 5 inch metal full at Walmart and $104.55 for a Canadian-made 7 inch twin at Direct Bed, through $125.55 to $263.55 for a Direct Bed queen depending on height, to $229.55 to $376.55 for a king and $228.65 for a Beautyrest at Sleep Country.
The choice that matters once you do need one is height, not brand. A standard box spring is 7 to 9 inches, which The Brick puts at "around 8 to 9 inches"; a low profile is 2 to 5 inches; a high profile is 9 to 12. On a 7.5 inch metal rail frame, a 9 inch box spring and a 12 inch mattress put the top of the bed about 28.5 inches off the floor, which is high for most adults, and a 2 inch low profile brings it to about 21.5. The frame-by-frame rules, and the warranty conditions Canadian brands attach to hybrids, are in do you need a box spring for a hybrid mattress; this guide is about buying one, or not.
Buyer decision structure
Five questions before buying a box spring
1. What is under the mattress now
Side rails and a centre bar: you need a box spring or foundation. Slats closer than about 3 inches, or a solid deck: you do not. Look before you buy.
2. What does the warranty say
Some mattress warranties name a box spring, a foundation or a slat spacing. Hamuq's hybrids are built for slats and need no box spring; other brands differ. Read the card before the receipt.
3. How tall do you want the bed
A standard 7 to 9 inch box spring on a rail frame puts a 12 inch mattress at 26 to 28 inches. If you want knee height, choose a 2 or 5 inch low profile, or a platform frame.
4. Will it get up the stairs
A queen box spring is 60 by 80 inches in one piece. Direct Bed and Leon's sell split queens and kings in two halves for tight stairwells, at $200 to $229.55.
5. Wood or steel
Canadian-made wood box springs from Direct Bed and National Mattress run $104.55 and up; steel "smart" box springs from Zinus and Amazon Basics fold flat for shipping, from $104.22. Both are a box, not a spring.
Box spring, foundation, slatted base and platform: what each one is
Four things are sold as the layer under a mattress, and sellers use the names loosely. The table sets out what each one is made of, what it does, what it costs in Canada and which mattresses it suits, so the question "What can I use instead of a box spring?" has a straight answer.
| Base | What it is | What it does | Price band read | Suits |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Box spring, traditional | A wood frame with coil springs inside, covered in fabric | Adds give under an innerspring mattress and raises it 7 to 9 in | Mostly replaced by foundations; sold in sets at Leon's and Sleep Country | Older innerspring mattresses that were sold as a set |
| Foundation, sold as a box spring | A rigid wood or steel box with no springs, slats or a board on top, fabric covered | A flat, raised, rigid surface; this is what nearly every "box spring" sold in Canada now is | $94.99 to $376.55 | Any mattress whose maker asks for a flat rigid base; sits on a metal rail frame or in a bed with rails |
| Slatted base | Wood or steel slats in a frame, with or without legs | The support inside a platform bed, sold separately for frames that need one | IKEA LUROY $50; IKEA LYNGOR mattress base $325 to $439 with legs | Foam and hybrid mattresses, with slats close together and a centre support |
| Platform bed frame | A frame with slats or a deck built in | Frame and base in one; the mattress goes straight on | Hamuq frames $360 to $1,343 by size; IKEA frames from $79.99 | Any mattress; no box spring needed |
The plain reading is that the thing called a box spring in a Canadian store today is almost always a foundation: Direct Bed describes its product as a "Canadian Made Standard Box Foundation" made from "Canadian Lumber", Zinus and Amazon Basics sell a folding steel "smart box spring", and none of them contains a spring. That matters because a rigid foundation is simply a raised flat surface, and a platform or slatted frame gives the same surface without a second purchase. IKEA's own answer to "Can I use a box spring with my IKEA bedframe?" is yes with its SKORVA mid-beam, which is the frame doing the supporting either way. The slat spacing and warranty rules for hybrids are in what bed frame a hybrid mattress needs.
Heights: 2, 5, 7, 9 and 12 inches, and how tall the bed ends up
Box springs are sold by height more than by anything else, and the height decides where the top of the bed lands. Direct Bed sells the same Canadian-made foundation in 2, 5, 7, 9 and 12 inch versions; the table works out the top of the bed for each, on a standard metal rail frame that holds the box spring about 7.5 inches off the floor, with a 10 and a 12 inch mattress. The sleeping heights are our arithmetic, not a seller's figure.
| Box spring height | Sold as | Direct Bed queen price | Top of bed, 10 in mattress | Top of bed, 12 in mattress | How it reads |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 in | Low profile, "posture board" | $125.55 | About 19.5 in | About 21.5 in | Knee height for most adults; a platform look on a rail frame |
| 4 to 5 in | Low profile | $125.55 | About 22.5 in | About 24.5 in | The common choice under a thick hybrid |
| 7 in | Regular, standard | $125.55 | About 24.5 in | About 26.5 in | The traditional set height with a 10 in mattress |
| 8 to 9 in | Standard or high profile; "around 8 to 9 inches" per The Brick | $212.55 for 9 in | About 26.5 in | About 28.5 in | High; feet dangle for shorter sleepers |
| 12 in | High profile | $263.55 | About 29.5 in | About 31.5 in | Very high; for tall sleepers or a thin mattress only |
This is the arithmetic that explains the low profile trend. Mattresses have grown from 8 inches to 12 and 14, so the 9 inch box spring that made a 1990s set 24 inches tall now makes a bed 28 to 30 inches tall, and most adults are comfortable sitting on the edge somewhere near 20 to 25 inches. A low profile box spring puts the thick mattress back where the old set was, and a platform frame does the same with no box spring at all. The full height question, with Alberta Health Services' guidance for anyone recovering from hip or knee surgery, is in how high should a bed be.
Box springs and foundations sold in Canada, priced by size
Twenty box springs and foundations sold to Canadian buyers, with the price on October 23, 2026, the size and height, and what each page or listing publishes. Direct Bed figures come from its product data; IKEA from its Canadian search results; the rest from Google's shopping listings and seller results shown to a Canadian searcher, and are marked.
| Box spring or foundation | Price | Size and height | Published statement |
|---|---|---|---|
| Egohome 5 inch metal box spring, Walmart CA | $94.99, Google listing | Full, 5 in | "Easy Assembly Mattress Foundation", per the listing |
| CB Essentials premium foundation, Canadian Bedding | $99.93, Google listing | Twin | Listing only |
| Canadian-made wood box spring, Mr Furniture and Mattress | $99.99, Google listing | Twin | "Canadian-Made", per the listing title |
| Zinus metal smart box spring, Amazon CA | $104.22, Google listing, 5+ stores | Not stated on the listing | Folding steel; listing only |
| Direct Bed standard 7 inch, twin | $104.55 | Twin, 7 in | "Solid, Sturdy Pine Canadian Made Boxspring"; "100 Night Trial" |
| Queen high profile metal box spring, Amazon CA | $105.99, Google listing | Queen, 7 in | "Sturdy Metal Frame", "Quiet, Noise-Free", per the listing |
| Jackson box spring, The Fine Furniture | $109.99, Google listing | Not stated | Listing only |
| Queen 8 inch metal box spring, Amazon CA | $110.47, Google listing | Queen, 8 in | "2500 lbs Heavy Duty Metal Frame", per the listing |
| Amazon Basics smart box spring | $110.59, Google listing | Not stated | Listing only |
| Direct Bed low profile 5 inch, twin | $110.55 | Twin, 5 in | Canadian made, pine |
| Direct Bed, double | $114.55 for 2, 5 or 7 in; $157.55 for 9 in; $209.55 for 12 in | Double, 2 to 12 in | "Canadian Lumber then assembled right in Toronto", per its Google result |
| Galaxy high profile 7, National Mattress Outlet | $115, Google listing | 7 in | Listing only |
| CB Deluxe+ 4 inch low profile, Canadian Bedding | $119.93, Google listing | Twin, 4 in | Listing only |
| Direct Bed, queen | $125.55 for 5 or 7 in; $212.55 for 9 in; $263.55 for 12 in | Queen, 5 to 12 in | "All Canadian Made"; delivery areas listed |
| NM double box spring, National Mattress | $125, Google listing | Double, 7 in | "NM and Springwall box springs are manufactured in Canada", per National Mattress |
| 2 inch low profile box spring, Furniture Spot | $129, Google listing | 2 in | Listing only |
| Sleep Country Distinction Series and Beautyrest | $194.65 and $228.65, Google listings | Not stated | Sleep Country "From $228.65", per its result |
| Serta and Kingsdown split box springs, Leon's | $200 queen split; $225 king split; $250 Kingsdown Black, Google listings | Queen and king, split | Two pieces for stairs |
| Direct Bed, king and split queen | $229.55 for 7 in king and split queen; $282.55 to $376.55 for king low and high profile | King 2 to 12 in; split queen 5 or 7 in | "Are you struggling to get your Box Spring into your house?" |
| IKEA, no box spring sold | LUROY slatted base $50; LYNGOR mattress base $325; with legs $429 to $439 | Queen | "Can I use a box spring with my IKEA bedframe? The short answer is yes", with the SKORVA mid-beam |
Three things stand out in the prices. A box spring costs $95 to $130 in twin and queen at the Canadian makers and the marketplaces alike, so the brand premium at Sleep Country and Leon's buys a name and delivery rather than a different box. Height, not size, drives the Direct Bed price, with a 12 inch queen at $263.55 against $125.55 for a 5 or 7; nobody should pay double for a taller bed they do not want. And IKEA, the largest frame seller in the country, sells no box spring at all, because its frames carry their own slatted base, which is the direction the whole market has gone.
Which bed frames need a box spring
"Do I need a box spring if I have a bed frame" is the most typed version of this question, and the answer depends entirely on what the frame has under the mattress. The table goes frame type by frame type, with the frames Hamuq has read for its guides as examples.
| Frame type | Box spring needed | Why | Examples read |
|---|---|---|---|
| Metal rail frame, Hollywood frame | Yes, or a foundation | Only side rails and one or two cross bars; nothing holds a mattress flat | The frame most box springs are sold to sit on |
| Bed with side rails and no slats | Yes, or a foundation | Older headboard and footboard sets with wood rails and a few cross slats | Antique and hand-me-down beds |
| Platform or slatted frame | No | Slats or a deck built in; a box spring would raise the mattress above the rails | All 13 Hamuq frames; IKEA frames with LUROY or LYNGOR; Douglas and Endy platforms |
| Storage bed with drawers or lift | No | A deck or slats over the storage; the box spring would block the lift | Hamuq Storage Wood, Tufted, Panel and Grey Fabric storage beds |
| Adjustable base | No, never | The base is the foundation and it bends; a box spring cannot | Hamuq Adjustable Bed Frame; Sleep Country adjustable bases |
| Bunk, loft and daybed | No | Slatted; a box spring would push the mattress above the guardrail | Scanica states "No Need for a Box Spring"; IKEA bunks include the slatted base |
| Murphy and cabinet bed | No | Mechanism limits; Bestar states "not compatible with futon or box springs" | Bestar wall beds, Stow cabinet beds |
| Canopy and four-poster | No on modern frames | Most publish "No Box Spring Required"; antique posters with rails may need one | Decor Furniture and Harlow canopy frames |
So the only beds in a Canadian home that need a box spring are the ones with nothing under the mattress: a bare metal rail frame, or an older wood bed with rails and a handful of cross slats. Everything sold as a platform, storage, adjustable, bunk, daybed, Murphy or canopy frame in Hamuq's guides either includes its own base or states outright that a box spring must not be used. The one exception that still trips people is the warranty card: a mattress brand can require a particular base even on a frame that does not need one, which is the subject of Hamuq's hybrid box spring guide.
What to use instead of a box spring
"What can I use instead of a box spring?" and "Is it worth getting a box spring?" are two of the questions Google shows Canadian searchers. The table sets each alternative against what it costs, what height it gives, and when it is the better buy than a box spring, with Hamuq's frames and their published heights as the platform examples.
| Alternative | Price read | Mattress base height | When it beats a box spring |
|---|---|---|---|
| Slatted base on the existing frame | IKEA LUROY $50; LYNGOR $325 | Frame height plus about 1 in | A bed with rails that can take slats; the cheapest fix |
| Bunkie board | About the price of a 2 in low profile, $125.55 to $129 | Frame height plus 2 in | A rail frame where height must stay low |
| Hamuq Upholstered Platform | Queen $500 | 10 in frame top; 3.75 in clearance; no tools | Replacing a rail frame and box spring together, at knee height with a 12 in mattress |
| Hamuq Delorious | Queen $713 | 13 in frame top; 8 in clearance | The traditional set height, about 25 in with a 12 in mattress, with storage room underneath |
| Hamuq Floating Wood | Queen $618 | About 11.75 in outside height; 500 lb tested | A published capacity and no box spring |
| Adjustable base | Hamuq queen $1,580 | Set by the base | Reflux, snoring or reading in bed; a box spring cannot bend |
| Metal platform base | Zinus and Amazon Basics smart box springs, $104.22 to $110.59 | 7 to 9 in | Honest name: these are foundations that fold flat for shipping |
For most Canadian buyers the honest answer is that a box spring is worth it only when the frame already in the room has nothing under the mattress and is staying. The moment the frame is also being replaced, a platform frame at $360 to $500 does the box spring's job and the frame's job in one purchase, at a height chosen for the sleeper rather than inherited from a 1990s set. The Canadian platform frames that publish their height and capacity are compared in best platform bed frame in Canada.
Which box spring is the better buy, by situation
For a bare metal rail frame that is staying, Direct Bed's Canadian-made foundation is the box spring read that publishes the most: five heights from 2 to 12 inches, pine construction, a 100 night trial, and a queen at $125.55 in the 5 and 7 inch versions, though its delivery areas are Ontario-centred and should be checked. For a buyer outside its range, the marketplace steel box springs from Zinus and Amazon at $104.22 to $110.47 fold flat and ship anywhere, and the Canadian Bedding and National Mattress foundations at $99.93 to $125 are Canadian-made alternatives by their own statements.
For a tight stairwell, a split queen or king at $200 to $229.55 from Leon's or Direct Bed is the only practical route. And for anyone replacing the frame as well, the honest answer is no box spring at all: a slatted or platform frame makes the purchase redundant. Hamuq sells no box spring and says so; its Upholstered Platform at $500 in queen and Delorious at $713 are the versions of that answer it sells, at 10 and 13 inches to the mattress.
Hamuq product context
Hamuq's place in a box spring decision
Hamuq makes no box spring or foundation, and none of its thirteen bed frames takes one: every Hamuq frame holds the mattress on slats or a deck, and both Hamuq hybrids, the Original Hybrid and the Organic Hybrid at 12 inches, are built to sit on that. The Upholstered Platform Bed Frame, $500 CAD in queen, puts the mattress deck 10 inches off the floor with 3.75 inches of clearance, assembles in about an hour with no tools, and lands a 12 inch mattress at about 22 inches, our arithmetic; the Delorious Upholstered Bed Frame, $713 in queen, has a 13 inch frame top and 8 inches of clearance for the traditional set height. Both ship free and are covered by the 120-night trial when bought with a Hamuq mattress. With the Original Hybrid queen at $999 CAD, $100 off every Hamuq mattress is applied in the cart through October 26, 2026. Hamuq publishes no weight capacity for these two frames. Prices read from Hamuq product data on October 23, 2026.
Hamuq Inc. sells bed frames and mattresses that compete with the frame-and-box-spring sets sold by some retailers in this guide. Every figure is taken from the seller's own page or product data, or marked as a Google listing, and linked in the sources; no review counts, star ratings or third-party scores are cited for any brand.
Box spring finder
Pick the card that sounds like you
Open your route. Every answer here is also in the tables above, so nothing depends on the card.
1 Metal rail frame, new 12 inch mattress, I want it lower
Your route: a 2 or 5 inch low profile. Direct Bed queen at $125.55, Canadian Bedding 4 inch, or a bunkie board; the bed lands near 21 to 24 inches.
2 Old wood bed with rails, keeping it
Your route: a standard 7 inch foundation, or slats. Direct Bed 7 inch from $104.55 in twin, or an IKEA LUROY slatted base at $50 if the rails can take it.
3 Narrow stairs or a condo elevator
Your route: a split box spring. Serta queen split $200 at Leon's, Direct Bed split queen $229.55, Kingsdown king split $225; two halves instead of one 60 by 80 inch box.
4 Replacing the frame too
Your route: skip the box spring. The Hamuq Upholstered Platform at $500 in queen, 10 inch deck, no tools, with the 12 inch Original Hybrid at $999 and 120 nights to decide; $100 off the mattress is applied in the cart through October 26, 2026.
This finder uses native expandable cards and no script. It is a guide to what each seller publishes, not warranty advice for a particular mattress; the warranty card decides.
Supplementary Hamuq product context
Hamuq owner and product Shorts
These 6 Shorts from the Hamuq channel show owners with the Hamuq Original Hybrid. They are context for the Hamuq side only and are not evidence for any other seller's figure in this guide.
Google-style buyer questions
Box spring FAQs for Canadian buyers
These are the questions Canadian searchers type under this topic, answered first and short.
Do you need one
Do you really need a box spring with your mattress?
Quick answer: Only when the frame has nothing under the mattress, a bare metal rail frame or an old bed with rails and a few cross slats, or when the mattress warranty names one. Platform, slatted, storage, adjustable, bunk, daybed, Murphy and modern canopy frames all carry their own base, and several state a box spring must not be used. Check the frame first, then the warranty card.
Why are people no longer using box springs?
Quick answer: Because the frame now does the job. IKEA, Hamuq, Douglas and Endy all sell frames with slats or a deck built in, foam and hybrid mattresses are designed for that flat support, and mattresses themselves have grown to 12 and 14 inches, so a 9 inch box spring makes a bed too tall. What is still sold as a box spring in Canada is mostly a rigid foundation with no springs in it.
Do I need a box spring with a platform bed?
Quick answer: No. A platform bed has slats or a solid deck, which is what a box spring would provide; adding one raises the mattress above the side rails and, on a storage bed, blocks the drawers or lift. All thirteen Hamuq frames, IKEA's frames with a LUROY or LYNGOR base, and the Douglas and Endy platforms read for Hamuq's guides are used without one.
Do I need a box spring with a metal bed frame?
Quick answer: With a bare metal rail frame, the Hollywood style with side rails and a centre bar, yes, or a foundation or bunkie board, since there is nothing to hold the mattress flat. With a metal platform frame that has steel slats, no. Zinus and Amazon Basics "smart box springs" at $104.22 to $110.59 are folding steel foundations made for the rail-frame case.
Heights and sizes
How tall is a standard box spring?
Quick answer: About 7 to 9 inches; The Brick describes standard box springs as "around 8 to 9 inches in height", and Direct Bed sells its regular at 7 inches. Low profile box springs are 2 to 5 inches and high profile 9 to 12. On a 7.5 inch rail frame with a 12 inch mattress, a 9 inch box spring puts the top of the bed near 28.5 inches by our arithmetic, and a 2 inch near 21.5.
Is a low profile box spring better?
Quick answer: For a thick modern mattress on a rail frame, usually yes. A 12 inch hybrid on a 2 to 5 inch low profile lands at about 21.5 to 24.5 inches, close to knee height for most adults, where a 9 inch box spring lands it near 28.5. Direct Bed prices its 2, 5 and 7 inch queens the same, $125.55, so the low profile costs nothing extra.
What size box spring for a queen bed in Canada?
Quick answer: A queen, 60 by 80 inches, sold whole or split in two 30 by 80 inch halves for stairs; Direct Bed's split queen is $229.55 and Leon's Serta split is $200. Twin is 38 or 39 by 75, double 54 by 75, king 76 by 80 and usually split. The full Canadian size chart is in Hamuq's mattress sizes guide.
Does a box spring make a bed more comfortable?
Quick answer: Not the modern kind. A foundation sold as a box spring is a rigid box; it changes the height, not the feel, and a slatted frame gives the same flat support. The old coil box springs added give under thin innerspring mattresses, which is why they went with sets. Comfort today comes from the mattress, and the base's job is to be flat, even and the right height.
Buying
How much is a box spring in Canada?
Quick answer: From $94.99 CAD for a 5 inch metal full at Walmart and $99.93 to $104.55 for Canadian-made twins at Canadian Bedding and Direct Bed, $105.99 to $125.55 for a queen in 5 to 8 inches, $200 to $229.55 for split queens, $194.65 to $250 for Sleep Country and Leon's brands, and up to $263.55 for a 12 inch queen and $376.55 for a 12 inch king at Direct Bed, read October 23, 2026.
Does IKEA Canada sell box springs?
Quick answer: No. IKEA's search for box spring returns slatted bases and mattress bases: LUROY at $50, LYNGOR at $325, and LYNGOR with legs at $429 to $439 in queen. IKEA's own answer to "Can I use a box spring with my IKEA bedframe?" is yes, with the SKORVA mid-beam for support, but its frames are designed around the slatted base.
Are there Canadian-made box springs?
Quick answer: By the sellers' own statements, yes: Direct Bed's foundations are "Canadian Made" from "Canadian Lumber" and assembled in Toronto, National Mattress states its NM and Springwall box springs are manufactured in Canada, and Mr Furniture and Mattress lists a Canadian-made wood twin at $99.99. Those are the makers' claims, quoted from their pages and listings.
Does Hamuq sell a box spring?
Quick answer: No. Hamuq sells bed frames that all hold the mattress on slats or a deck, and two 12 inch hybrids built to sit on them, so a box spring is never needed with a Hamuq frame. The Upholstered Platform at $500 in queen has a 10 inch frame top, and the Delorious at $713 has a 13 inch top, both covered by the 120-night trial with a Hamuq mattress.
How we know this
This guide was built on October 23, 2026. Direct Bed's prices, heights, construction and trial statements come from its Canadian product data; IKEA's bases and its box spring answer from IKEA Canada's search results. The Walmart, Amazon, Canadian Bedding, Mr Furniture and Mattress, Zinus, National Mattress, Furniture Spot, Sleep Country, Leon's and The Brick figures and statements come from Google's shopping listings and seller results shown to a Canadian searcher for "box spring canada" on October 23, 2026, and are marked as listings; Costco's results did not load and are not included. The sleeping heights in Tables 2 and 5 are our arithmetic from published heights and a 7.5 inch rail frame, and are labelled as estimates. Frame-type statements come from the sellers quoted in Hamuq's bunk, Murphy, canopy and platform guides. Hamuq's prices and dimensions come from its product data. Nothing was assembled or load-tested, no review counts or star ratings are used, and the mattress warranty card, not this guide, decides what a particular mattress requires.
The frame that makes the box spring question go away
The Hamuq Upholstered Platform Bed Frame, $500 CAD in queen, 10 inches to the mattress deck on side-to-side slats, one hour with no tools, free delivery, and the 120-night trial when bought with a Hamuq Original Hybrid queen at $999 CAD. Through October 26, 2026, $100 off the mattress is applied in the cart.
About the authors
Jordan BedwellSupplied the Hamuq frame heights, prices and trial terms used in Tables 4 and 5, and confirmed that no Hamuq frame takes a box spring.
Mark Edcel LopezRead the Direct Bed and IKEA data and the Google listings, captured the Canadian search phrasings and shopper wording, and built the tables.
Nathan NielsonChecked the height arithmetic against the published figures and the frame-type statements against the earlier guides. He is not designated as a product reviewer for this guide.
Reviewer safeguard: This article does not use reviewedBy markup or present anyone as a credentialed product reviewer. Hamuq Inc. competes with brands named here, which is why every figure is quoted from the seller's own page or marked as a listing, and linked below.
Sources
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- Direct Bed, product data: twin, double, king and split box spring prices by height
- IKEA Canada, search results for box spring: LUROY and LYNGOR bases and the SKORVA mid-beam answer
- National Mattress, box springs and foundations: Canadian-made NM and Springwall statement
- The Brick, box springs: standard height statement
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- Hamuq, Delorious Upholstered Bed Frame: queen price, clearance and frame top
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