my bed frame is 80" wide...will these work for that? (i think that might be a we sider than the avg)
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The supplied extension bars are pretty long on both sides. I would also add that this thing is really solid.
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I have it on a queen size bed of about 60" but there's plenty of extra to widen. Made my mattress much firmer and doesn't squeak!
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They may if you build a holder for them out of angle iron, otherwise I am not sure and you have not stated whether you have a flat bed or a conventional one. One good thing about these is they cut to length really easy by clamping to a board and using a piece of strap iron for a guiding edge and a sharp utility knife.
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Hello Pat T. It might work if the inside measurements of your bed frame measure 36 /37 inches wide and about 83/84 inches long. I have a Twin Xtra long.
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It should. I can't measure mine cuz I got my canopy sittin on my bed. But I don't see why they wouldn't fit.
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They are almost the same but the shelves are a little wider, maybe an inch no more than 2 on each side. I have an 80" on my stand.
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I believe the adjuster would allow for the width but length-wise it is made for a Queen bed. There should be a less-expensive full-sized mattress rails...
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I see no reason why this would not work as these pieces are only required to match up with the position of the holes on the bed frame and headboard which are exactly the same size universally, twin to king. The pieces only fit the ends of the frame not the length of the frame. Incidentally, I have a spare set of these.if you'd like them. Message me here on Amazon or contact me via email at ASpriggs80@gmail.com. I'm happy to drop them in a bubble mailer and send them to you.
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I dont know. If your bed frame legs or post look similar to that of a sofa then maybe. Must consider also the height of the bed and whether legs will hold the weight of the bed and occupants.
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Yes they will work for ur bed..I have the same bed they work very good u will love them..
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the rails tuck under the mattress so width is not an issue.depending on how much of the side you need covered it should work.They don't go top to bottom.
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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.
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Yes they will fit. . Our mattresses only require a flat and secure foundation. This includes a traditional box spring, a slatted bed frame, or even the floor-just as long as the resting area is flat and secure.
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Hi, sorry I cannot but may bed frame had standard caster and I just pulled them out and these slipped right in. Mine is a queen size frame BUT I think the caster are standard
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I have extra wide frames that are brand new. They are 6" wide. They will NOT fit.
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I had bought them for bed posts that were 3.5" x 3.5 " they fit. But it did not work for me. They were not stable.
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The bed on my '12 is 60" Wide by 66" Long. If all else fails, check with BAK's website and call or email them.
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Probably. They appeared to be thick enough and sturdy enough for an armchair that was "flopped" in a lot! It's hard to say since the bed is wider than the chair and therefore would need stronger support. I would probably give it a try since the return would be relatively easy. Good luck!