could these center supports be attached to wood bed rails?
1532525
Hi Hazem, i don't think so. They were designed to fit a thin frame, which is not the case of regular wooden bed frames.
1532526
These supports are designed to interlock with a metal rail. The ends consist of an open metal clamp of about a 1/8" clearance in which a metal bed rail fits. These are not designed for wood bed rails.
1477399
There are no center supports. The only support is the frame of the box so I would say no, do not buy if you plan to stack on top of each other.
2274336
No, sorry this tonneau will cover the stake pockets so there would be no way to mount the bed rails.
1966328
From looking at it I don't think you can. The hanging rails fit into the sides and I don't see any way you could install them any other way.
502337
These are metal supports that screw down into the side bed rails. They do not attach to the head or foot boards.
1248367
You could probably try that...I stuck them through the elastic part of the bedskirt and screwed them into the upper side of the box spring. What I didn't like was that some of the screw heads broke off while trying to screw them in. Did like the product.
161906
I would think you can by cutting a wood block to fit like a post and attach it to the block as I don't think a direct screwing to a flat rail would work. These are great lifts. Very happy
1130870
I used this center support for something else. What you do is assemble it with legs adjust short of what your extisting bed. Then set it near the middle and slide and turn until the This item is made for a bed frame with angle iron. The only suggestion I can make is you would have to use bolt to the hook. If this is impossible, I would attach angle braces you can get at the hardware store and screw or bolt them to the wood siding. If you haven't bought this yet, don't. If you haven't used, return. It really wasn't made for the hookin rail setup. Look around and ask some questions. There has to be someone who makes what you are looking for. Good Luck! I used this center support for something else. What you do is assemble it with legs adjust short of what your extisting bed. Then set it near the middle and slide and turn until the This item is made for a bed frame with angle iron. The only suggestion I can make is you would have to use bolt to the hook. If this is impossible, I would attach angle braces you can get at the hardware store and screw or bolt them to the wood siding. If you haven't bought this yet, don't. If you haven't used, return. It really wasn't made for the hookin rail setup. Look around and ask some... » Read More I used this center support for something else. What you do is assemble it with legs adjust short of what your extisting bed. Then set it near the middle and slide and turn until the This item is made for a bed frame with angle iron. The only suggestion I can make is you would have to use bolt to the hook. If this is impossible, I would attach angle braces you can get at the hardware store and screw or bolt them to the wood siding. If you haven't bought this yet, don't. If you haven't used, return. It really wasn't made for the hookin rail setup. Look around and ask some questions. There has to be someone who makes what you are looking for. Good Luck! « Show Less
1879762
I put them on the slats. My bed did not have a center support rail. You should be good with them on either.
1724960
If the rail kit is attached along the top edge of the bed yes; If along the inside edge...I don't think so.
834961
I'm not quite sure I understand the question. I removed my wooden rails and this attached to the head-board. If you are looking for a supportive rail for the wooden rails there are different products out there for that.
1867664
These are not just the cross rails, there is a center support with 3 feet that connect the 3 cross rails in the middle. Not really adjustable. Order the correct size bed frame. Minor adjustments of 1" or less are possible.
1736793
No. The side rails hook into the. headboard and footboard. You could change it up a bit by attaching it to a feed frame, but you wouldn't have the side rails.
845860
Yes. You can use this bed rail from either side of the bed. There are nylon straps that attach to the bed rail and mattress for a tight fit. It also doesn't get in the way of the sheets which is nice as well.
1916803
You can try bedframes.com here is an excerptSC-7 - Full/Queen/King/Cal-King Support System for Wood Rails1 1/4 inch angle iron, with adjustable glides (for heights 6" - 15")- Support System for Wood Rails is a better alternative to wood slats that are often provided with wood beds. The adjustability of the Support System allows for a snug fit regardless of the size of the bed. constructed from recycled railroad steel, this Support System provides more strength, support and durability than wood slats. Made in the USA. Hope that helps
1075007
yes, but be aware that if you have a tonnue cover that fits in between the bed rails this item will not work properly. Found out the haed way.
1784857
The top of the support is steel and has two pre-drilled holes in it. So whatever you attach the support to has to be able to be screwed into. If the slats are wood, you could get two of these and put one on each slat.