Can these hooks be used to attach a queen headboard and footboard to a king sized frame and will I need anything else to make this happen?
1537321
I wish I had the answer but, am unsure because of the width of a king. The bed that my husband converted was a a double bed head and foot board onto a queen frame and the hooks were all that he needed.
1537322
A king size frame is wider than a queen headboard or footboard thus they won't line up. Now if you are using a king size frame that converts to a queen bed then yes it will work.
1537323
You need to get the other bracket ,call the supplier to get the correct adapter that needs to work with the 69 bracket
684050
This is totally different part of the headboard or footboard. So you can have any options of either headboard. I bought the bed frame with both headboard and footboard and it works great.
1167464
There are holes to attach a headboard but not footboard. I had to do some modifications to attach it to our headboard and footboard.
906482
This headboard will attach to a queen or king frame. We attached to king size metal frame. I could not see stability with wooden frame.
541289
We have a king mattress and the front of the mattress hangs over the bottom of the frame so that there is nothing to attach a foot board to. There is something to attach a headboard to if the headboard matches the configuration of the slots in the frame's headboard brackets.
1734405
I used it with a for poster queen size bed. We had to get other screws that were longer so that it would work. It has been ok.
1071225
I cannot think of a reason why they would not work as well or even better on a small bed as opposed to a large king bed like ours. Our king bed rails are attached with this hardware and we have had no problems. However, our king bed has a platform for the support of the mattress(no box spring) and the plat form has 5 support posts.
2060693
if you look at the corners, there are brackets that could accomodate both. but it would have to be a specific sizing to fit. i am unsure if head and footboards have common screw spacings.
1625743
You will need to buy the attachments for the head & foot board - they do NOT come with this frame.If you use a box-spring, your bed will be very high.
1190317
Not sure...you probably have to adapt the frame (add something to it) -- maybe buy an old antique frame on Craigslist and take the piece from it that headboards attach to? There are often frames like that for about $50 or so...just a thought. Good luck with your project!!!!
2239912
I'm revising my answer. Yes, you can use hooks from the hardware store. Initially, I said "no" because the hooks that come with the metal pegboard go into vertical slots. Use thicker pegs. Stanley brand sells hooks with anchors which secure the hooks in place, I would suggest to use those.
1794059
Yes you can. Originally I used this to attach a canopy to my bedding. My bedframe had an attachment for a headboard but not the footboard. Hope this helps.
604776
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. :-)
1939765
They extend far enough to be able to attach a footboard. I had a great bedframe, however it didn't allow me to attach a footboard. This adapted it perfectly!
497022
It would depend on the bed frame that you have. This headboard and footboard need to be screwed onto the frame so that they stay up and in place. The screws that come with are not the type that have a point at the end...these are like long bolts with a nuts to hold them on. I hope that helps.
1166975
There's nothing on the boxspring to attach to, so make sure whatever frame you get will work with your headboard and footboard.
753647
No, this will allow you to attach a footboard to an existing metal frame of any size for bed frames that do not have rails.