I only want to attach the four post canopy to my mattress frame and not use the fancy headboard/footboard. Can this be done?
881233
Yes this is definitely possible. However, there will be 3 holes on each pole where the headboard and footboards would have been inserted then screwed in.
881234
its doable, but probably not very stable for standing.....if only attach the four canopy
603140
The canopy comes with hooks that you attach to the ceiling and you hang the canopy from them....it doesn't actually lay on a bed frame...so sure you can use it without a canopy bed.
510063
You can connect it to a regular bed frame,there are several holes to do this. However, on my frame, only one set of the holes worked, so another set had to be drilled. It does work with just one set of holes on each side bolted, but it is not as secure. I've noticed that others here have said they have had to drill an additional set of holes as I did.
79224
Yes, I think you could easily add the risers but you will need 9 of them, rather than the usual 6 or 4. This frame, however, is already higher than my other full size bed frame so the risers will really boost the frame up.
577811
You could, and it would probably look nice as far as the headboard goes, but the mattress kind of fits down into the frame so you would have a gap between the two mattresses. I guess you could do two small foam mattresses with a big mattress over the top?
280808
Yes..you surely can..the headboard attachment is connected to the frame..you just have to turn them to the correct position when assembling it. Instructions do come with the package on how to do so..it's very simple. Hope this is helpful.
246491
Definately, you can just put up the canopy without the sidewalls. So convenient.
379368
I think the description of the item says there was no way to attach a headboard. I certainly did not see anything on this most basic of frames. I got around this by making an upholstered headboard which I attached to a wall with a "hangman" type hanger that can be found in your big box stores. My opinion is that the frame is too thin to be able to attach the typical headboard.
1625744
Yes. My husband attached our current headboard and footboard to this. We decided to use only the mattress with this frame because it was too high up with the box spring but you can try.
11814
If you want to add a head board you will need special attachments to do so. Amazon sells these attachments. Otherwise, if you already have a complete bed frame this just slips inside of it. I hope this information was helpful to you.
69306
It would be too difficult for me to do it. The frame is in two sections that are unfolded and bolted together. I don't consider this to be an option for a temporary bed but a frame for a permanent bed.
1868834
Yes. You can attach a headboard I've read but it doesn't come with anything for that.
1736793
No. The side rails hook into the. headboard and footboard. You could change it up a bit by attaching it to a feed frame, but you wouldn't have the side rails.
877682
Yes. You can lock the frames to make one king frame and put two mattresses on top. Problem is no way to tie the two smaller mattresses together as there are Jo sides not e frame. If you can tie the mattresses together it won't slide off. I hope this helps
2082431
I think you could use this gazebo without the canopy. There are 8 braces that meet in the center; and an additional 4 braces that form the upper roof that attach to the lower braces about 2/3rds of the way up. The gazebo can also be anchored to the ground with 12 tent stakes that are included (3 for each post). The canopy is attached to the frame with corner and side pockets over the frame, and velcro ties for halfway up the frame. hope this helps you.
1251231
If just the top canopy is a available for purchase then you certainly could do that as it is not connected to the screens. They are separate from the canopy.
89071
There are legs and they are also covered with the material. You don't have to attach them but it would add more stability to the headboard.