Definition of box spring
: a bedspring that consists of spiral springs attached to a foundation and enclosed in a cloth-covered frame
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There was garbage and a box spring inside of the closet and garbage piled on the dresser.
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Like the others listed here, this mattress will work with a variety of bases, including box springs, slatted or gridded platforms, or mechanical/adjustable bedframes.
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These covers can be so effective that the AAAAI specifically recommends people with allergies encase their mattress, pillows, and even box spring.
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Never bring second-hand furniture, especially mattresses and box springs, into a home without thoroughly examining for signs of a bed bug infestation.
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Police said he was ultimately found hiding in between box springs in a bedroom.
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Jim McIngvale, better known as Mattress Mack, shipped more than 100 mattresses, box springs and bed frames to the area.
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Beds, box springs, dressers, and sheets would help everyone get a good night's sleep.
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Consider encasing your relative’s mattress and box spring with bug-proof covers, and reduce clutter.
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First Known Use of box spring
1865
BOX SPRING Defined for English Language Learners
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Definition of box spring for English Language Learners
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: a wide, flat box that is filled with metal springs and covered with cloth and that is put under a mattress for support
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