LURÖY Slatted bed base, Full/Double
Price $ 40.00
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LURÖY slatted bed base with curved slats helps to absorb your body weight. The open structure allows air to circulate – which improves the breathability of the mattress and keeps it fresh.
Article Number302.927.85
Product details
The curved slats with a springy feel adjust to your body weight and create a supple foundation for the mattress.
The slats are spaced to offer good support for both spring and foam mattresses.
Designer
IKEA of Sweden
Measurements
- Length: 74 3/4 "
- Width: 52 3/4 "
- Height: 1 5/8 "
- Mattress length: 74 3/4 "
- Mattress width: 53 1/8 "
Reviews
AmazingYoshunySo easy to install
Slats keeps falling off VenanciaYes, slats are constantly falling off and now resulting to one of them ripping from the connector. Seriously don’t waste your money on this.
Nice but...NeilI like the bed and as a guest bed, I've had no issues, except one. That is the height of the bed. For tall people and older people, just too low. Ive looked for bed legs in the catalogue but keep running into non specific solutions. Any thoughts on this Ikea?
SLATS NOT LONG ENOUGHTravisThe slats in question are too short and so they constantly fall from the l channel. IF they were done correctly they would be flush against the L bracket and be impossible to slide off and to the floor causing the mattress to sag.
substandard quality of wood staysDouglasyour product seemed to be of good quality, but on further inspection, the stays were not uniform, some had the correct arch, others were completely flat or even concave.
Slats now flat.ValarieI weigh 115lbs. Somehow, my weight flattened the regular slats within 18 mos. Initially it was great on my back but now I wake up sore every day. I’d buy the more expensive set but they also have bad reviews. What to do? They go with this bed…
Falling constantly- so annoyingMicahThese are horribly made and slip off the bed CONSTANTLY and are horrible to put back up. Do not waste your money.
The Curvature has a purpose, but lost it over timeChunMy bed is some years old now. The curvature of the slats is gone, they are now flat of sagging below. Now if I sleep in the middle I will feel the metal beam there, it is higher than either side.
The other problem is shrinkage, they become so short; it can easily slip and drop to the floor. I had to tie them down with a cord. A lot of work and maintenance. :(
The design needs to improve. However, I have seen them doing it. This design has been at least 30 years old.
Keeps collapsingJenIt doesn't seem to fit well, almost like it is too short. And if you keep opening the drawers it gets it off track.
Bed baseLuizI used it on two full beds and in my case there was no creaking as some said, so I'm satisfied
These are horribleKellyI bought these to put on my child’s first real bed. Unfortunately, there is no safe way to use them (or the bed now). They are so raised that the mattress is completely unstable and slides all over the place. I’m going to have to return them, which likely means returning the bed frame too, as ikea no longer sells flat slats. I’m so disappointed.
It arrived warpedJamieI purchased this expecting it to fit my bed, sadly what arrived was so warped and bowed, it was unusable. What a disappointment. they did refund my shipping as well as the cost.
curvedManuelaPlease bring the classic sultan slats back (there are flat vs curved).
These are uncomfortable and you feel the movement on the mattress much more since the slats are curved!
LuroyAdrianaIt's a good quality
Constantly CollapsingNicholasI don't know how they're even allowed to sell these with how much of a safety hazard they are. Multiple times as I'm falling asleep they just collapse without reason and I have to end up sleeping on the floor because I can't put it back by myself.
16 or 17 slats?CharlesWe have two sets of these. First set was fine and fit snug with white pins. Second bed purchased later doesn’t seem to fit the same and only has 16 rows of the slats and does seem short a row. Product photo also shows 17 rows of slats. Some made short possibly?
Does not fit a metal frameHeidiI recently purchased this item to provide additional support for my king-size bed. Unfortunately, it is incompatible with my existing metal frame. The product description did not specify any limitations regarding metal frame compatibility. I would like to initiate a return for this item and request a full refund. I am hoping that IKEA can waive the return shipping fee in this situation. The person i just spoke with asked me if my bed frame was purchased from ikea. I'm not sure why that matters. Something needs to be put in the description about metal frames.
Not worth the buy!GabriellaThese move all the time in my kids. The mattress gets no support. Wish I had read the reviews prior.
Price matches qualityIsabelWe needed a cheap bed frame and that is what we got. After 2 years of daily use one slat has splintered and several have come off of the ribbon keeping them all straight. This means that they frequently get dislodged and I have to lift the mattress and put them back in place. We will get another set of slats but only because it’s cheaper than getting a new bed entirely and it’ll do for now.
You know its bad when i take time out of my day to write a reviewMacarthurI bought these about a month ago and they are already pretty much useless. They are great if you dont move an inch….because if you do then youre most likely gonna hear a few slats slip off the frame. The anxiety that i feel before sitting on my bed HOPING that the slats stay in place is not worth $50. These things are so cheap its embarrassing. Do yourself a favor and spend a few extra bucks on something more reliable.
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Material
What is layer-glued wood?
With layer-glued wood it’s possible to create flexible and extra strong constructions with curved shapes, like frames for armchairs. The secret is a technique where many layers of thin wood veneer are glued together and then pressed into the desired shape. We often use wood like birch, beech, ash and even bamboo – and strive to use the raw material as smartly and efficiently as possible to avoid waste. Just like solid wood, it has natural variations in structure and colour.