Myria Mattress

Will the LightSize Foundation™ Fit on My Bed?

Our unique design provides superior support and is much easier to handle and transport than ordinary foundations. The Myria LightSize Foundation™ does require proper support from the bed on which it’s used.

What size mattress are you purchasing?

We recognize that there are many unique bed configurations. After researching your bed below, if you’re still not sure whether your LightSize Foundation™ will fit, please call one of our consultants at 866 MY MYRIA. We love helping our customers find the right fit!

Please note that standard metal bed frames do not provide adequate support for your Full, Queen, or King size Myria LightSize Foundation™. Please click here if your sleep system includes a metal bed frame.

TWIN/TWIN XL

For Twin and Twin XL beds, you will want to have either side rails with a lip at least 1 inch wide running the length of each side rail or a minimum of 4 standard cross supports or slats (2 properly spaced under each LightSize section).

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Twin LightSize Foundation™

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FULL/QUEEN

For Full and Queen beds configured with cross supports, you will need a minimum of 4 sturdy cross supports (2 properly spaced under each pair of LightSize sections).

Another common Queen bed configuration includes side rails and a center rail (oriented from head to foot). In this configuration, the side rail lip should be at least 1 inch wide and be sure the center rail is at least 2 inches wide.

Please remember that all Full and Queen size beds should have proper center support to prevent sagging. If your bed does not have legs or some other floor support in the center of the bed, we offer Leggett & Platt’s Powerlift Center Support as a simple solution.

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Queen LightSize Foundation™

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KING

For King beds configured with cross supports, you will need a minimum of 6 sturdy cross supports (2 properly spaced under each pair of LightSize sections).

Another common King bed configuration includes side rails and a center rail (oriented from head to foot). In this configuration, the side rail lip should be at least 1 inch wide and be sure the center rail is at least 2 inches wide. The center rail should run substantially the length of the bed.

Please remember that all King size beds should have proper center support to prevent sagging. If your bed does not have legs or some other floor support in the center of the bed, we offer Leggett & Platt’s Powerlift Center Support as a simple solution.

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King LightSize Foundation™

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