We want to "connect" two twins to make a King size bedframe - due to cannot get a King mattress into our house - will this work ?
877679
I really don't see any reason why it wouldn't work. The frame is strong and set-up involves taking it out of the box, unfolding it, and placing it where you want it!
877680
You may need to purchase the California King sized bed--according to a question I noticed on the listing feed. Yes, I think it will work, but you may need to find a way to keep the two mattresses from spreading apart. Such as a really strong mattress cover/protector...or one that zips. This frame will easily fit through any entryway.
877681
This is a good frame and would support two twins....I don't believe they will slip. This does clip together in the middle....sounds like it's not sturdy but it is. If you put a king size padded cover on it....might be enough to keep the mattresses together
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
1778341
This doesn't actually turn a twin into a king. However most King beds are the size of two twin beds.
1483293
It should work with a twin on slats/platform. Were usin on a king playform bed with slats. Thr benefit of tr slats is that you can screw/anchor the straps to the slats if you choose whereas you couldn't with a box spring, we used without doing that as the weight of the king mattress secures the rail. I'm sure the included tethers would wrap the twin mattress no problem.
997804
I have two wood frame twin beds that look like the image shown. I did add a 3" thick king size topper on top of the king maker to make it even smoother. My house guests love the set up and find it very comfortable.
152603
yes, you can. same company makes extenders. http://www.amazon.com/Structures-Footboard-Extension-Attachment-Twin-King/dp/B006ZF10TO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1361232880&sr=8-1&keywords=bed+frame+extenders
888819
You would place the straps and L bracket between the box spring and mattress for support. The straps adjust to fit the lesser width of the twin mattress.
1061963
Yes, I do not see why not. There is no different in the two halves and nothing is sticking out to scrape you leg on if you did connect them with the little screw. But you would have to use a california king frame, not just a king
924181
No. A traditional twin mattress fits perfectly. Anything larger will not fit into the frame
258805
You might need to add a few more slats but it will work. We have a twin bed that has slats about 4 inches apart and it works fine.
1413329
Yes. After 1) installing the "bed strap" kit, (Leggett & platt #4B1792) to connect the two twin size bases together and 2) programming one remote to simultaneous control both bases (see included remote control operation guide), we used a king size Sealy foam mattress to great satisfaction.
2021319
We are using this on a King Size Bed. But the only things we have connected both sides.
1566872
Annie -- it should work but wont have any thing to connect too-- just the weight of the bed will hold it in place. When it's on the metal frame in bolts on.
1099824
Any twin bed frame will do, but if you want to use the footboard, you'll need the extended frame. I believe you can search for it as a "twin bed frame extension kit." If the manufacturer offers anything for the conversion, go with that. I didn't and kinda regret it. We ended up with something too makeshift for my liking without having the right tools.
1894248
This is will work well. I went from an old bed to a king bed frame. I had to add an extra clamp board around the back of head board post. Just using the hooks the head board isn't real solid. But it's easily done.
1805984
I use this on a twin but it looks like the parts that go under the mattress stretch to accomodate different size beds. I'm going off memory here because I'm moving & it's been packed, but I believe it's like a pulley mechanism that can be tightened and loosened. I have not tried on a king. Is there any information on this in the dimensions part perhaps?
1425864
Yes, a twin size mattress will fit underneath. We put one under ours so we could sleep both our boys. Our matress does sit on the floor though. No bedrails or frame. I don't think there would be enough head room if you used a frame for a mattress.
838173
I'm not sure I understand your question. If you are talking about twin side by sides for a king size bed I don't know why not as long as you have two sets. (One set for each bed) I have used a set to fit queen sheets to a twin bed and also full size to twin. I highly recommend these and let me know if I can be of any more help.