You can, but it is highly recommended that you purchase a matching foundation that is completely flat and is designed for your New Air Bed.

The assorted boxes are prepackaged and contain assorted springs from our standard range. Therefore, it is not a specific package based on the customer's requests. See similar questions...

Extension and torsion springs are the two types of springs used on garage doors today. Extension springs are coiled springs installed on either side of the door above the door's horizontal track. They can be installed by the do-it-yourselfer by closely following the installation instructions and safety warnings. Torsion springs include a shaft, spring and a drum assembly, normally installed directly above the door opening. See similar questions...

Poured concrete is three times (3x) stronger and resists water infiltration better than block. Poured concrete also offers a faster building cycle than block. See similar questions...

Answer: Monolithic slabs are foundation systems constructed as one single concrete pour consisting of typically a 4 inch thick concrete slab with interior thickened portions under load bearing walls and thickened at all perimeter edges. See similar questions...

Progressive rate springs have a variable spring rate. What this means is that the spring gets firmer as it gets compressed. The harder you push into a corner the stiffer the spring becomes. A specific rate springs features the same rate all the time, it does not matter what pressure is applied on the springs. Progressive rate springs tend to have better characteristics on the street where as a specific rate springs shines on the track. See similar questions...

Starting a private foundation can involve substantial start up costs and administrative expanses, such as the yearly filling of a Form 990-PF. But one of the most important differences is that Donor Advised Funds receive more favorable tax treatment than a private foundation. See similar questions...

For Garbage Pail Kids, the terms "hobby boxes" and "retail boxes" only pertain to the United States Garbage Pail Kids All-New Series. The hobby boxes were meant to be sold at card shops, comic book shops, and similar outlets. The retail boxes were meant to be sold at chain stores such as 7-Eleven, K B Toys, K-Mart, Meijer, ShopKo, Target, Toys R Us, Wal-Mart, etc. Each hobby box contained a box insert poster that had "On Sale Here!" printed on it. See similar questions...

Opticom has purchased and does provide the rental of Brochure boxes for any agent that requests one. Opticom also stores, maintains, installs and removes boxes that are owned and provided by individual agents. If you wish to hang your own box, please do not mark either of the boxes on the order form. See similar questions...

NCCS creates a file from IRS data from Forms 990-PF that is available for research purposes. For a listing of variables available, click on the corresponding Data Dictionary. Both The Foundation Center and the Council on Foundations are also important sources of information on foundations. The Foundation Center publishes a list of the largest private foundations by asset size and by total giving. Information on the largest foundations in each state is also available. See similar questions...

There are five foundations: the Krishnamurti Foundation of America (KFA); the Krishnamurti Foundation Trust (KFT) in the United Kingdom; the Krishnamurti Foundation India (KFI) headquartered in Chennai; the Foundacion Krishnamurti Latinoamericano (FKL), headquartered in Spain, and the Krishnamurti Educational Centre (KECC), in Swanwick, Canada. There are trustees for each Foundation who oversee regional operations. See similar questions...

Depending on each application, either single-rate or dual-rate springs are available. Dual-rate springs are just that-- a spring set with two separate rates. This is done with a short spring stacked on a longer spring. As both springs collapse they result in a soft, or initial, rate. The spring set will retain this initial rate until the short spring stops compressing. At that point, the spring rate "crosses over" to the stiffer, or final, rate. See similar questions...

The difference is both physical and operational. On a conventional spring, all the coils are spaced equally apart, except for the closed ends. In a variable recoil spring the space varies between coils with less space between coils at one end and more space between coils at the other end. The way the springs store energy is also different. For example if a conventional recoil spring is compressed 1/2", it might store 1 pound of energy. See similar questions...

The Tanker Series, whether the original Tanker, the Tanker XP, Super Tanker, or the new TankerT and TankerS, features a bore seal design, meaning it seals on the bore of the cylinder tube not on the rod. This is especially beneficial in extreme conditions. Since the sealing surface is never exposed to the outside environment, the Tanker Series performs exceptionally in demanding applications. See similar questions...

Superide springs are designed to yield the best possible ride quality. Heavy-duty springs are designed for use on vehicles equipped with accessories that add a significant amount of weight, such as a winch or snowplow, or vehicles that are subject to extreme use. See similar questions...

Besides supporting the weight of a vehicle, the leaf springs control the ride height and keep the tires in contact with the road. Springs also affect alignment angles and are the most important components in controling the "feel" of a vehicles suspension system. See similar questions...

Worn or sagging springs - Weak springs lower the chassis height of a vehicle, resulting in premature tire wear and poor handling characteristics. Sagging when loaded - Vehicles used for family transportation, RV's, works trucks, or sales fleets can benefit from upgrading to heavier duty leaf springs. Broken original springs - Certain vehicles have been known to have a very high faliure rate of broken springs. See similar questions...

American made springs are manufactured to more exact standards and the material is far superior then that of imported spring steel with the exception of springs made in Canada. In the case of springs, you really do get what you pay for. See similar questions...

There is no standard life expectancy for leaf springs. In general, leaf springs on smaller lighter weight vehicles tend to last longer then leaf springs on heavier full-sized vehicles applications. To determine when coil springs need to be replaced have the springs inspected and the vehicle ride height checked by a trained professional. See similar questions...