Can we use the adjustable legs to make the head of a queen bed higher than the foot? The frame has 6 legs on a rug and a metal head board. We need to do this for a gerd health issue.
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Ok, lets try again. Well, the casters are very strong, so they are sturdy enough for that themselves. But if you have your bedframe on a slight angle (what will happen if you have the foot height low, the two in the middle a little higher (a few inches) and the two at the headboard highest (maybe 4 inches higher) then the holes in the steel frame will be on a slight angle (unless they adjust on your bed frame - which I have never seen but hey, maybe you have a bed frame with adjustable caster mounting holes) and most bed frames are fairly cheaply made and do not have the necessary strength to hold the bed weight on this unintended angle. The frames are made to bear straight down on the casters. You could probably have a welder tack a little support rod around the holes to strengthen them maybe. That would be a lot of work though.
235767
Yes. The headboard is designed for either full or queen. The brackets are mounded differently depending on your bed frame size - the purchaser mounts the brackets to the headboard. We have a full, but the headboard is wider than the full size frame, so a queen-size frame and mattress would work well. It's a fine headboard.
641835
We didn't purchase this frame but instead purchased one from Serta which we believe to be the same height as this one. Since the frame sat too close for the floor the bed skirts sold these days at places like Bed, Bath & Beyond, we used the wood risers which we had purchased for the previous bed. (We have seen some black plastic risers which are way too high, but the wood ones worked well for us.) Does this mean that everyone in the USA who purchases a new frame must also purchase risers to use a bedskirt? Seems improbable, but it may very well be the case.
1190316
The idea of these adapters are to use a "standard" mattress frame (With Wheels) to attach a head board that originally came with Bed Rails that attached to the headboard and foot board to support the mattress. Modern bed frames with their own support Legs or wheels do not accommodate foot boards. To use both the head board and foot board, you need Bed "Rails" that attach to the headboard and foot board with "Slats" (boards between the rails) to support the mattress.
195611
Yes, the headboard can also become a footboard. You actually have to add the legs to make it a headboard.
79225
The legs of this frame are square. If the bed risers allow for square legs, then the risers could be used.
1294985
No because the frame has the motor and everything that operates your bed attached to it. I'm assuming you're talking about a bed where the mattress just sits down on it. If that is the case, it won't work. I believe that the legs are attached and there are extenders to make the bed taller if you want it to be higher. This bed is extremely heavy and I don't think I would want to put it on a platform.
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I don't think so. We have purchase this headboard in both full and queen sizes and the reason we purchase the queen had to do with the full not fitting our queen frame. We thought we could adapt somehow but it didn't work with what we tried. Sorry. It's a great headboard and over the years we have purchased 4...always seems to go off withone of our children!
1160516
I got the queen size bed. It is complete with head / footboards and frame. Head/footboards have 2 legs each and 6 legs on the frame. Very sturdy. I bought one very similar thru a furniture store and paid twice the money on that one.
912816
I don't know why it does not specify that, but I did know ahead of time since it was above a queen bed and I went round and round choosing a bed based off the fact that a queen is longer for my older teen son who needed the extra length beyond what a twin or full size bed would provide. A regular twin and full size bed are both 6 inches shorter than a queen size bed and his feet were hanging off his old twin size bed so this works great for him! :)
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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!
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It comes with a kit to attach head and foot board. I have not but it should work. I initially used my queen frame without a box spring; but I prefer it with. Without the boxspring the mattress slid around on the frame.
1447337
The mattress sticks put a few inches past the frame. It's no problem unless you wanted to add a footboard. The problem with this frame is that it comes without nuts to hold the bed together and the bolts are fixed in place, so you have to try a couple of sizes to get the right fit and can only use one of the two bolts in each section. I would not but this frame based on that information.
1888282
No. Full size bed frame is too narrow to attach to legs of this queen size headboard. Headboard is lovely though.
2207897
Unfortunately you can not change a full size headboard/footboard to a queen size. You will have to start off with a new/old bed.
1572837
The width fits a queen size bedframe. As stated in answer to previous question, "There are plates included that bolt to both legs of the frame and bridge the gap." I did not do this as the headboard then would be wider than the full size frame. Mine was for a queen & fit niecly.
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We purchased it to use with a Queen frame. It means that the style of the slots allow you to attach either a Full or Queen frame. Queen beds are typically about 6" wider than Full. Hope this helps, we like the headboard and find it adds a lot of storage area to the room.