My king bedframe is too long for my king mattress set. Have a 2-3 inch gap and headboard and footboard if centered. Any suggestions? Thanks.
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Well it is indeed larger, we have been placing the pillow sham pillows at the headboard and then the pillow to sleep on. It keeps the sleeping pillow from sliding off the bed while sleeping.
883478
I have the same issue with a queen frame...I keep the mattress close to the headboard and have a much larger gap at the footboard. I honestly think that's the way this sleigh bed was designed. On the positive side, it's very easy to make the bed!
883479
Think that's normal, to allow room for sheets, blanket and comforter. Ours is okay.
2024445
If I understand you correctly, your king size mattress and or box spring is on the floor. My guess is you would want more than 4 so additional support would be placed under the center area. Otherwise, the mattress would sag in the middle. Just sayin...
388169
No, if you made the foundation wide enough for king mattress ( which is possible) the holes in them would be too narrow. You could make 4 extensions to do this. The foundation has 6 legs that hold the weight. The headboard and footboard will not get any wider than queen.
2159747
We used our excisting bedframe and everything lined up perfectly. Ours was a full size headboard, not sure of the brand we have, and I know this is not much help to your question, but you maybe able to also order a bedframe from them too. Sorry I could not be much help.
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My king mattress fits on ot okay. There is a couple inches of frame on each side and it may slide if leaned on. Otherwise its a really great frame. I bought it without knowing too much about it and im very pleased with it. Its nice to not have to need a boxspring too.
257747
The distance from the bed frame to the bottom of the headboard is 18". My mattress is 14" and my box spring is 9" so there is no gap at all, but if yours is only 8" but with a standard size box spring you would have a gap of 1".
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I think what you want to do is go to your local furniture store and ask for a king size bed frame or buy one online. Most of them are adjustable for bed sizes and have flanges on them with holes to attach the headboard to the frame. This headboard comes with the hardware for installation. A nice and study bed frame cost me about $70 from my local furniture store.
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what type of bed frame...if it's a platform..or close slats....fine.. if or just go to home depot and cut 2 (40 x30 ) boards...to put under it
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If your purchase of the headboard only was very recent, I would work with Amazon to see if it is possible to return the headboard (at your expense) and when that transaction is completed, order the bed set. If not, I would advertise to see if you can sell the headboard you have and then order the set. I have the headboard only and love it. Seems to me the footboard would just be in the way and distract from the beauty of your bedspread.
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that is good to know because i don't like full/queen headboards on a full size bed, they stick out too much which is why i'm selling my kid's current headboard and hoping to replace it with this one. i made a design mistake last time but hoping it won't happen again!
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These hooks are MUCH larger than they look in the photo. They would not fit into the grooves that were already in the headboard I had (which I had purchased at a consignment store). What I recommend is making sure you match the slots that currently exist in the head- or foot-board with the hooks themselves, to make certain that they're large enough to accommodate these giant hooks. Then on top of that, you need to worry about the difference in dimension from king to queen . . . I seriously doubt that this product will give you enough width to bridge the gap from king down to queen sized bed frame. I haven't seen your headboard/footboard, but an alternative (if the board legs are not skinny in width) would be drilling holes in the head/foot board an simply using long screws to attach the bed frame. For that you'd need to start with the dimensions of a queen sized bed frame and see if you can affix it to your head/foot board. IF you need an extender (and you likely will), this isn't the product for you. I would instead look for a product that is flat . . . I hope this makes sense. The thrift store headboard that I purchased was my summer DIY nightmare, far more complex than I could've imagined. :-)
998851
My husband had to jerry- rig the an extension to the frame to connect the foot board. I would by the bed frame extender>Love this bed frame it looks so nice!
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You will need to line up the headboard and extension legs, get a small piece of 2 x 4 and slightly tap it in using the 2 x 4 and a hammer. that's what I did and had no problem.
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Assuming you drilled your own holes into headboard / footboard, you should have measured width to a standard mattress size. You may need to reattach to head/footboards farther inboard to fit mattress. Only other possibility is you have wrong mattress size (twin vs full?)?
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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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I used two separate twin bed frames but just used the SGT Knots on the mattresses not the box springs. It really works great when you add the pad that goes on top of the mattresses so you can't feel where they are joined together. It should work just the same with a king-size bed frame too.
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My husband had to jerry- rig the an extension to the frame to connect the foot board. I would by the bed frame extender&gt;Love this bed frame it looks so nice!