Best answer: regardless of weight, even platform beds that don't require boxsprings have slats are spaced less than 2 inches apart. yours doesn't sound like anything even close to this. there are also typically several support legs made out of something like 2 x 2 in order to support hte the bed from head to toe.. For those who have beds with a wood headboard, footboard, and wood side rails your bed could be vulnerable to cracking and breaking. there are a couple different types of steel bed slats with feet that can work for this type of bed.. It's an iron bed frame but it has these thin wooden slats behind held in by plastic holders, the ends of which break easily so movement on the bed means the slats fall out. i fixed this by just buying some drawing pins and pushing them through the plastic casing into the wood..
If the box springs are broken, and thats the reason you keep busting slats, then you need to use a sheet of plywood over the replacement slats you make or buy. also, whatever you are doing to keep breaking them, quit it.. Sometimes wooden slats supporting the box spring for your bed do break. most often, the break occurs when children are jumping on the bed repeatedly or during a move. under normal use, the slats should not need repair. a broken slat is easy and inexpensive to fix. it is important to fix the problem. Agree with drbog, best thing to do, you can pick up bed slats pretty cheap or the needed two by four pine to make bed slats, just measure out how long the slats have to be, now many and take one of the inuse slats with you to a hardware store..
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