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: 190 cm (74 3/4 ")
- Width: 134 cm (52 3/4 ")
- Height: 4 cm (1 5/8 ")
- Mattress length: 190 cm (74 3/4 ")
- Mattress width: 135 cm (53 1/8 ")
Ratings and reviews
Very little woodStevenSpaces between the wood slats are quite large and some mattress companies will void the warranty if the gap is too large. 20 years ago ikea made better slats that were bigger and flat. FYI a mattress does not need to breathe so the gap between the slats should be smaller.
Caves mattress inAmandaI have gone through multiple mattresses in the past few years and was always told a slatted bed base was fine so did not question it. I have finally realized that most of my issue has been these slats! They are so thin and flimsy and because they are curved and dip in the middle of a queen base, they have been likely what has been causing me so much pain, anguish and stress for literal YEARS. I wish Ikea still had sultan slats or ANY slats that are actually strong and FLAT. These are essentially poorly shaped twigs that soften your mattress and become concave when you lie on them, even as a very light woman who sleeps alone. I even bought an extra set and tried doubling up the slats- still a nightmare. I finally dragged my most recent, high quality brand new mattress that has already been dipping after less than 3 months to the floor and lo and behild- no more dips. I'm so disappointed in the decline of quality from Ikea and this is just one more reason to look elsewhere.
Fall down weeklyKristenNot a great set up my daughters mattress fall through regularly
Weighty but it worksDanaWe wound up needing 2 people for this part because the Luroy for Queen size is a bit heavy and long, while the in-bed components for it were just narrow enough that it kept sliding down into the storage drawers when trying to affix it with 1 person. Maybe someone who's better at physics can do it alone lol. It's laminated and curved like an archery bow which should last a long time. We added a boxspring for extra height and airflow which is working well too.
Terrible Options for Quuen SizeTrevorProduct is too short for its application and Constantly falls off.What happened to that Great Company we could trust
LUROY SLATS DON'T STAY IN ONE PLACESanjivOur bought an IKEA bed and LUROY slats 001.602. 15 for the guest bedroom for us to use whenever visiting him. The slats have a major problem--the make noise and keep falling on the ground.
Result; We thought the squeaking is due to poor mattress height. This time bought an expensive SleepCountry mattress--with the result the situation is no better. He is poorer by a CAD 1,000 and we don't get proper sleep. Can we return the bed and the slats? I think sleeping on the floor and SleepCountry Mattress would serve us better.
It's a pity that we are a family of IKEA product lovers across continents but this one is a real sad buy. The customer reviews across months and years tell us that we aren't the only one to have this unique problem. And the resolution is not in sight. A product recall would be in order.
it holds up to our weight of 220kgAbbythis was installed in our brimnes bed frame and both works well together.
Great productMelanieThis is a great product and is quite affordable. It has not caused any issues or noise and it fits our queen bed perfectly.
Slats keep falling off bed baseDesmondSlats keep falling off bed base. Slats arent fixed firmly to bed base instead just resting on the bed base. Poor design.
Does the jobBettyWorks great!
Nice productAnonymous reviewerPerfect and easy to fit
cheap and shifts too muchTinathis shifts around so much whenever I get into bed causing the wood to creak all the time. do not get it...
NoisySoroushI bought 3 , all of that very noisy
Fixed our IssueJadaWe had bought a bed from another place and the slats were small and weak and broke repeatedly. With the purchase of these slats, there is no longer an issue. These ones are wonderfully thick and sturdy and make for a much more restful sleep. Love them!
Needs to be included with everybedFelecityI think these slats should be included with every ikea bed especially if they need the slats. the bed is already so expensive and adding $50 on top of that just to buy the slats is ridiculus
+Stable, -AssemblyUsamahGood stable product. No concerns with its function. Assembly is quite a horror show. Please work on making this easier. Maybe being able screw from above instead of under the bed.
Malm Kingsize bedTochukwuI am extremely disappointed with the IKEA Malm Kingsize bed, including its slats. This has to be the most poorly made bed I’ve ever purchased. I bought it late last year, and it has been constantly squeaking ever since. Despite my best efforts to fix the issue, nothing has worked. I would not recommend this bed to anyone—it’s a waste of money and plagued by a persistent, uncomfortable squeaky noise.
No stability NimritThese slats fall through at least 1-2 times a week while I'm sleeping and scare the crap out of me. How is it supposed to stay in place... And talc is not an option.
Great bed baseRobertExcellent bed base, easy to install.
not suitable for a thin mattressJaneI use a foam mattress and it's too light to keep the slats in place. They keep sliding around when changing sheets and make noise with every toss and turn. It could probably be improved by adding spacers and cushioning but I'm not going to continue using these.
Customer reviews
3.7Average rating
2724Reviews
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.