Boxspring beds are built from two separate units placed side by side. Each unit has its own spring box and mattress. Nothing connects them.

The mattresses sit on smooth surfaces. There is no frame or rail to hold them in place. Over time, body movement pushes the mattresses apart. The gap gets wider. The mattresses slide further and further away from each other.

This is why boxspring owners are often the most frustrated. They deal with the biggest gaps, the most sliding, and the least effective fixes.

A foam wedge is a vertical gap filler. It sits in the crack between the two mattresses. On a regular bed with thinner mattresses, it works okay for a few weeks. But on a boxspring bed, the problems are worse:

• Boxspring mattresses are thick and heavy, creating a deep gap that swallows the foam
• The foam sinks down between the mattresses and creates a dip
• The mattresses keep sliding apart because the foam does not connect them
• Body weight compresses the foam quickly, making it flat and useless

A foam wedge treats the symptom. The mattresses are still separate. The gap keeps coming back. On a boxspring bed, it comes back faster and wider than on any other bed type.

The Bedbinder Deluxe is a horizontal bed bridge. It wraps around both boxspring mattresses and pulls them together. The gap cannot form because the mattresses are physically locked together.

• Connects both mattresses so they behave as one solid surface
• Stops all sliding and drifting on the smooth boxspring base
• Works with thick boxspring mattresses of any size
• Nothing on the mattress surface, so no bump or dip
• Installs in under a minute, no tools needed
• Lasts for years without losing grip

The Bedbinder goes around the mattresses, not between them. That is the key difference. It eliminates the cause of the gap instead of filling the symptom.

Installing the Bedbinder on a boxspring bed takes less than a minute. Here is how:

1. Push both mattresses together so they touch in the center
2. Lay the Bedbinder flat across the middle of both mattresses
3. Pull the straps down the sides of the mattresses
4. Reach under and click the buckles together

That is it. The mattresses are now connected. Make the bed with your regular fitted sheet and you will not see or feel the Bedbinder at all.

For detailed instructions with photos, see our installation guide.

Boxspring beds come in different configurations. The Bedbinder works with all of them:

• Continental boxspring: Two separate spring units with separate mattresses. The Bedbinder connects the top mattresses.
• Divan boxspring: A solid base with two mattresses on top. Perfect for the Bedbinder.
• Adjustable boxspring: Motorized bases with separate mattresses. The Bedbinder flexes when you adjust the position.

No matter what boxspring setup you have, the Bedbinder keeps both mattresses together. The gap is gone from night one.