What's a Link Spring for a Daybed

What is A Link Spring? The link spring acts as the box spring for your daybed. Because the bottom half of a daybed is generally used for storage space or for trundle space, there’s simply no room for a box spring. A daybed link spring provides similar support without raising the height of the mattress.

Does a daybed need a box spring?

Daybed Springs Daybeds don’t usually have a box spring because the lower portion is used either as storage space or for a trundle. Daybeds typically use a link spring to support the mattress while leaving the lower half of the day bed clear for other uses.

What is a trundle for a daybed?

A trundle bed is a 2-in-1 bed design, meaning that a trundle is designed to hold two separate Twin mattresses and sleep two people. A daybed, on the other hand, is a type of sofa that is spacious enough and designed in a way that it can be used for both sitting and sleeping.

Chloe Bennett

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