Drew & Jonathan Split King High Profile Foundation Pair (2 TWXL)

While they look similar, this foundation provides a solid, non-yielding surface designed to support the weight of modern hybrid and memory foam mattresses. Unlike a traditional box spring, which has internal coils that "give," a foundation offers a flatter, more stable base. This construction is essential for preventing your mattress from warping or sagging over time, ensuring you get the full lifespan out of your investment.

Yes. Because the foundation is split into two independent units, energy from one side of the bed is less likely to travel through the base to the other side. When combined with a split king mattress setup, this creates an excellent environment for light sleepers by isolating movement and minimizing disruptions from a partner tossing and turning.

This foundation features a 9-inch high profile. Choosing a high-profile base is a great way to add significant height to your bed, making it a focal point in the room and often making it easier to get in and out of bed. When paired with a standard mattress, this 9-inch height provides a classic, elevated aesthetic compared to low-profile alternatives.

Yes, the gray geometric upholstery provides a tailored, finished look that allows the foundation to blend seamlessly with your bedroom decor. Beyond aesthetics, the durable fabric cover helps protect the internal structure and provides a consistent, non-slip surface that helps keep your mattress in place during the night.

While this foundation is specifically engineered to complement and maintain the life of Drew & Jonathan mattresses, its flat-surface design and Twin XL dimensions (per piece) make it compatible with most standard Twin XL or Split King mattresses. Using a sturdy foundation like this one is often a requirement to keep your mattress warranty in good standing.

A split king foundation is the ideal solution for logistical challenges. Because it consists of two separate units (each measuring 38"w x 80"l), it is much easier to maneuver through narrow hallways, around tight corners, or up steep staircases often found in older homes and urban apartments. Once placed in your bed frame, they provide the same seamless support as a standard king foundation.