what is the diameter of the hole at the top where the post of the bed frame goes into?
1520349
Measuring mine I find it to measue a little over 10/16 (inside diameter). The inside post which slips into the center of your bed post is 3/8. They work great!
1520350
Not sure. I would say approximately an inch. If you contact the selling company, they're very good about replying to queries.
1709784
The center of the rear post to the wall is 7/8". The diameter of the post is 5/8", so there is about a 1/2" gap between the inside of the rear post and the wall.
208156
The hole is 5/8" and fits all standard receiver pins. I use a Masterlock locking unit with mine.
100235
The ID of the composite post holder is exactly 3-1/2", so the post has be to just a little less to fit. I found round-corner 4X4s at Home Depot that fit perfectly. The longest length of railing depends on the size, density and quality of the wood used. I found a thrown-away pine bed side frame. It is a 1x4-1/2 and has a 1x1 attached to catch the box mattress. When flipped upside down, it becomes a perfect handle (imagine an upside-down L). The railing is cut flush with the posts and it 5' long and with posts on the bottom and top step, works for 4 steps. I could easily have taken it two or three more steps without worry. The ID of the composite post holder is exactly 3-1/2", so the post has be to just a little less to fit. I found round-corner 4X4s at Home Depot that fit perfectly. The longest length of railing depends on the size, density and quality of the wood used. I found a thrown-away pine bed side frame. It is a 1x4-1/2 and has a 1x1 attached to catch the box mattress. When flipped upside down, it becomes a perfect handle (imagine an upside-down L). The railing is cut flush with the posts and it 5' long and with posts on the bottom and top step, works for 4 steps. I could easily have taken it... » Read More The ID of the composite post holder is exactly 3-1/2", so the post has be to just a little less to fit. I found round-corner 4X4s at Home Depot that fit perfectly. The longest length of railing depends on the size, density and quality of the wood used. I found a thrown-away pine bed side frame. It is a 1x4-1/2 and has a 1x1 attached to catch the box mattress. When flipped upside down, it becomes a perfect handle (imagine an upside-down L). The railing is cut flush with the posts and it 5' long and with posts on the bottom and top step, works for 4 steps. I could easily have taken it two or three more steps without worry. « Show Less
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i'm not sure if all frames have a portion at the head of bed that the posts from the headboard can fit in - I got another frame so it would have that area for the headboard post to fit in and it turned out my son's frame already had an area for the posts - so that's what you have to check
1493523
There are 2 holes but not that large. They are for the cable lock to pass through to secure to a bed frame
877806
That is the size of the opening. The hole you need to cut is 6 1/4x9 1/2. The outer frame measures 10 1/2x7
2211186
Its in the air so I have to stand on my bed to measure it. its about 3 inches from the hole at the edge to the middle hole.
650837
The diameter hole is 1 3/4 inches. I would like to add that the table is VERY lightweight and the slats across the top can not bear much weight. The table is beautiful (I bought a second one because it is so lovely).
380600
I'm not sure I understand your question - but the stem that inserts into the bed frame leg is 3/8" diameter and 1/2" diameter plugs are included (both of which are considered industry standard and fit the majority of frames). If that doesn't answer your question, please let us know or feel free to call us at 1-800-823-4233.
689039
it is 1/2" inside diameter before heat is applied. The post diameter is determined by how many wires you have running through it. It will shrink to a tight fit around what have in it to about half its original size.
793088
It will probably fit on top but not in the hole (see picture) if you're asking about the diameter. It probably would if the leg is three inches in circumference. I have two inch casters on my bed and it fits in the indentation.
1493574
I never measured the pin hole, but the shape has a lot to do with it. If you can find a replacement that is for the brand and size you have, that is the best. Otherwise, look at the shape of the door you are replacing. I have only had one that I cannot find a replacement for.
263171
The hole is 5 1/2 inches in diameter. My cat is 12 pounds; he can go through the hole, but has trouble because there is nothing for him to step on and get up through the hole. The top bed is slightly small for our cat; one of his legs always sticks out. Overall, the quality is good and my cat likes scratching the post and watching birds in our backyard from the top.
2088904
I have 3.5 inch bed posts and am having zero luck finding anything that will fit them! If you have found anything since you first asked the question, please let us know!
1139956
the holes will fit any bed frame you have, as most of them are adjustable. I have a queen size and fits' perfectly. Not sure understand your question. Do you have an odd size frame?
1306309
Yes, but you will need to drill a hole to accept the screw threaded end. If the screw end has a machine thread then insert a T-nut fastener to secure it to the bed frame.