Will the queen size headboard be secure enough with it at the highest height & being held by one nut & bot set on each side?
261591
We have ours at the highest height- the headboard does not touch the floor and it IS a little wobbly. It's in a guest room that doesn't get used too much but we liked the quality of the wood and it matched our other furniture so we just live with it. I would not want someone to lean hard against it too much.
1149808
I have a queen on mine, at it fits great! Once you have pillows (I have a double stack of two each)' that view doesn't show anyhow. I am very pleased with the headboard. :)
1236857
It can be but it looks silly because it takes up most of the headboard. It goes well and is supported with just. Top mattess
1950172
My headboard is 1" thick, and I think it is best designed for nothing thicker than that. Even though the clip will open to 1 1/2", I'm not sure it would stay secured on your headboard.
609254
I used mine to attach a full size headboard to a queen size bed. Since there is only a 3 inch difference on either side there was plenty of room for that. If you are using it for the same purpose just make sure that the difference between your headboard and bed is no more than a total of 8 inches. Hope that helps. :)
49603
This headboard is secured by short bolts with Allen head wrench. This would have to be modified to accept a bolt type connection to secure more firmly. Otherwise, in my opinion it would not be secure or long enough. Beautiful headboard. Even with regular bed frame can not be tightened enough to keep from squeaking.
554649
We have a new mattress! That is not the issue! There should be side and foot boards like shown in the photos! The headboard is wobbly without them!
392048
It depends on whether you want it to hang lower on the sides or if one of the bedmates is a comforter "hog". If you don't have that problem queen should be fine.
2241733
I purchased this headboard for my queen size bed. We have a regular metal frame with a boxspring and pillowtop mattress and it looks fine. The only problem we have with the headboard is that since it is mounted to our metal frame, there is a lot of movement if the bed is not up against the wall. We have the bed in front of our window which is fine--I just cannot sit up in my bed, with a pillow behind my back and read a book!
2061995
My headboard is 57" high. It came in 2 pieces, and fit together beautifully. I love it. joan
1673544
Mine is not shaky. If the headboard is positioned on correctly and pushed well into the leg extenders I don't think it will by shaky. It's a good bed.
1673545
My headboard is solid. Seems to me when I assembled I didn't exactly follow the instructions as I wanted a better chance of things lining up. Don't remember the specific steps though.
89080
I don't think it will be to low, if that is your preference. I got a higher box spring and it looks great, it just depends on how high you want it to come up the headboard.
1151837
It should not be a problem. My headboard is a little over 2" and it works fine for us.
1647025
Wouldn't recommend it. I bought a set of these to attach a Queen headboard to a Full size frame. They had to be modified and the headboard is wobbly.
482571
If you headboard is already attached and is wobbly, I could not be confident it would be the brackets. Brackets alone will not make it better. it is how they mount to the headboard. Your current brackets might be good, you may just need to bend parts of the bracket to put pressure on the headboard to keep it stable. Any bracket mounts with the hooks. Alone, the hooks are vertical and will not keep it from wobbling. Bend the top tang (on this bracket and maybe bottom too) so that they apply pressure on the headboard. Try that with your current ones first.
2085321
Yes the headboard can rest on floor, in that case its highest point is its arch at 48 and 1/8 inches