Can this be attached to the bed?
340041
Yes, there are straps that you can attach to the bed. I don't attatch mine because it's easier to get in and out of bed being able to move it back and forth. However if you have hardwood floors instead of carpet it would be best to attatch it because you might move it in your sleep.
340042
Yes the straps will go in-between your mattress and the base. They will just click in, so its easy so detach and move the cosleeper.
340043
Although i don't have mine attached. The cosleeper includes tethers to attache it to the bed. Armsreach recommends attaching it.
340044
I gave this as a gift. I have not used this product myself. You can see all the variations of how this product can be used by visiting the website: Arm's Reach Concepts.
340045
Yes! There are straps that buckle to the sides of the CoSleeper. The straps go between te mattress and bedspring and are attached to a plate that allows the straps to be tightened so the CoSleeper is secure.
340046
Yes, it comes with a strap attachment that stretches across the mattress between the mattress and box springs to secure the co-sleeper to the bed.
340047
Yes, it can and should always be attached tightly to the bed (for safety, since there is just a small lip on one side).
61423
Yes. It is only a headboard that attaches to the top of your bed frame, which you'd need to get separately
1366514
We attached ours to a metal bed frame without a problem except that one of the bolt receivers on the headboard was stripped. We used a screw an inch or so away instead.
1278144
not really, only if you want the legs on. We opted to use it without the legs as it fit at the end of my daughter's bed that way. If you want to add the legs, you just screw them in. the unit is fully assembled otherwise. good luck.
2201047
Only if it can be attached to the frame. It could be free standing behind the bed (leaning against the wall) but not in contact with the bed/frame for obvious reasons.
715820
Yes. It is only a headboard. You can attach it to a bed you already have or a bed frame.
684048
This is not a bed frame. It's just a mattress support that a mattress will sit on. There isn't really a way to attach anything to it. You would need to get a bed frame separately if you want a headboard.
2252855
Yes it can - but the first night we had the bed -,the rail broke in half - not a strong bed - home and living has been terrible with us and still have not received the part
1909798
i would not recommend not attaching to a bed. it is very heavy. too thick and heavy to attach to a wall.
699445
not sure I understand what That Bed is like, but I would imagine you could work out a way to attach it. It just has a fairly long fabric apron that fits under the mattress or you could fold it over into a drawer and weight it down.
1125041
No, it can attach to a full sized bed with the frame. That's what I did for my daughter and she loves it.
1306310
Yes, but you will need to drill a hole to accept the screw threaded end. If the screw end has a machine thread then insert a T-nut fastener to secure it to the bed frame. Kevin mchughfurniture.com
702927
No. It has to be attached to something with banister like structure, for example a normal crib.
1756505
i don't know. you can attach it at the bed corners with thread. I have the same problem.
1302631
No, it does not attach and it does not come with attachments. I have mine snug between the wall and bed that it remains still and upright. Hope this helps.
475716
No it cannot. I have 2 of these beds for my twins, and sometimes I will pull it out & put it on the end though. You can also push it in if you don't like it.
242869
Yes, a headboard can be attached, although I was lazy and just propped ours against the wall.The frame has a pair of vertical rectangular metal plates at the two corners at the head of the bed. The plates have several horizontal slits suitable for putting screws through to attach a headboard.