can you use this for a metal crib or only wooden with wider slats
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The attachment that goes through the slat is about 2in. It's on my wooden crib right now and there is plenty of room on either side. It also attaches with the straps for extra support. If your crib has slats, I imagine it would fit.
857545
I'm not sure. I used it on a wooden crib but the width of the slats shouldn't matter as the only part that needs to go through the slats screws on from the other side into the front part of the Ocean Wonders. Hope this helps!
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NO, This center support is not designed to work with beds that have wooden sides rails. Wood type side rails usually hook into the matching wood headboard and wood footboard. The wooden side rails often include a wooden lip on the inside of the rails where wooden or steel center support slats can be securely fastened with wood screws. Please feel to contact us for help with this type of center support. (Doug Belleville STL Beds Manager)
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We have ours over a piece of plywood which works well but i think wooden slats would be just fine if, as one of the reviewers said, they are fairly close together.
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I only use it for wood. I dont believe it would be a good idea to do metal unless it was very soft.
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It appears to be designed for use with a metal bed frame. I think it would take some modification to use with a platform bed.
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Hi Helen, Yes, this will work for you, as long as it is a solid base. If you do have a slatted bed frame it may not work, depending on the width of the gaps in the slats. We do have a 30 day return period if you find it does not fit your needs. Thank you for your interest -Kathy eLuxurySupply Customer Service
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JPMA standards include appropriate spacing between crib slats and structural stability. This crib, although not officially endorsed by JPMA, abides by the slat spaces and is very sturdy. I read many, many reviews on cribs and I was pleased with what customers had to say about this one in particular. We are very happy with this product. I believe it was made in Australia. Personally, I would ignore certifications as long as the product meets them.
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It has a lip on the back/top that rests in the rail and it actually connects between the side slats. It is universal and should work with any crib. I will try to post a photo shortly.
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Our crib has a metal bottom and it works fine. Our crib is slightly scratched on the surface where the rail touches it because my son shakes the railing.
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It wouldn't be ideal because there are two panels and for the drop side to work, you would need to use one of the two panels on just the drop side. That means the remaining panel would need to stretch around the other three side of the crib. You could just use the two panels on the two long side of the crib and not wrap the short ends.
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Yes, you can. It may take you a couple of tries to get it even on all sides(because of the corners). We have a crib skirt on ours right now.
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Not quite sure what you have but this is basically three metal slats to support the bed in the middle they must be attached to wooden side slats hope that answers your question
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I have a box spring. Plywood cut to fit the width of the platform could work but you would probably need 2 sheets as the bed is longer than a 4 foot sheet of plywood and wider also.
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I don't think this would work very well for a bed with slats. It needs a large, flat even area to work on.
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These units are designed to go on wooden support slats under the box spring not on the box spring itself. Replace your metal support slats with wooden slats and you could use these.
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I m using a queen size on a queen wooden bed frame instead of a box spring. But I do have wooden slats under it. I would say you should be able to use it the same way you used a box spring on the same bed. If you didn't have any support under the box spring then you probably won't need it under the bunky board. But I can't say for sure because I used slats with the box spring and the bunky board.
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Kate, it depends on the railing of the crib.. It should be solid and wide enough to hold this attached:)