I have a metal bedframe, will it work for metal frames or is this only for wooden frames?
1186026
You will need to be able to screw (self drilling and threading metal screws) or drill holes and bolt the metal slats to the frame, but other than that, it should work fine.
1186027
It worked perfectly for my metal framed bed. Best purchase. Love it. Fits so well the boxspring lies flat. Fits like it came with the original frame. My metal frame is from the 1950's maybe, maybe older. It has no center supports and they dont make boxsprings like they used too.
1186028
It worked well for my queen size metal bed frame. We did have to remove the middle rib of the original bed frame to make room for the new. I am impressed with the difference it made for me!
1186029
yes, my sons bed is a metal frame, you might have to drill a hole if your metal frame doesnt have any. My sons bed frame had holes so we did not have to drill.
1186030
It should work fine as long as the frame has a lip on which the support slats can rest. I did screw it to the wooden frame just for additional stability, so if the metal frame has pre-drilled holes you could probably secure it with bolts. Otherwise, just dialing in the height of the feet where you get solid contact between the slats and the frame should be sufficient.
1186031
yes it will work on a metal frame. you may need to drill 6 holes to attach it. It has feet instead of roller wheels so doesn't roll when you move the bed. You can find models with wheels
2128119
Yes it will work on metal, wood even fiberglass. Also, priming is not required but I found that sanding the surface is good for prep purposes, I took a drill and a wire brush to my bed for a few hours but I went overkill
609233
My wooden side rails were broken, so I found some metal rails, bought this and it worked great. There were two styles of hooks so make sure you get the same looking ones as are on you broken rails.
888451
I used on a fiberglass shower base and it worked great. I don't know about wood or metal.
2066540
Your use the box spring. It has wood slats you attach to the side rails and then the box spring and mattres sit on top. You won't need a metal frame with this. I love my bed by the way.
1784101
I have a regular metal frame. It isn't attached, it just sets between your bed and the wall. It is wide enough for the fram, but they made it too low. I had to get some boards from Home Depot and boost it up about a foot or your pillows will slide into the bottom shelf.
1566872
Annie -- it should work but wont have any thing to connect too-- just the weight of the bed will hold it in place. When it's on the metal frame in bolts on.
896940
I think it could be used on a metal frame as long as the hooks are in the right place so that the chain hangs straight.
193066
It should stick to a metal frame as long as its cleaned. But not sure what you're going to stick on the other side will hold.
887964
It has a very thin opening to slide it onto the bed frame. If your wooden frame is thick it would not work.
1618948
I have a metal frame for my boxspring and mattress. There are screws that come with the headboard, and they easily fit into the predrilled ones on your bed frame. The headboard has also got predrilled holes. I screwed them together before I put the uooer part of the headboard on so I could easily align the holes. Just make sure to read directions carefully before starting.
1894248
This is will work well. I went from an old bed to a king bed frame. I had to add an extra clamp board around the back of head board post. Just using the hooks the head board isn't real solid. But it's easily done.
743526
Maybe - one issue I had with the slats is that they moved around on my wood framed bed so I used screws to fix their position. On a standard metal frame, it depends on how well the slats fit horizontally across the bed frame. If it's snug, you might get by without fixing the slats in place; otherwise, epoxy might be necessary to hold them in place.
696527
this system screws into your wood bed frame; so if you are still using the woodbed frame and the plastic boxes like a standard box spring then I think it could work;but if the plastic boxes have legs or goes below bed frame then this system will not work.
1902541
I do not see any reason why it would not be OK for metal frame. In the worst case you can add additional 2 small screws in the existing holes. but i do not think it is neseccasry. You can also add more webbing strips to reduce the load on each one of the strips.
1292394
I would use metal screws to fasten it to a metal frame just as you use wood screws for a wood frame.
1862934
If you have this mattress you will need some type of support. I'm not sure what type of metal frame you have but that should be ok. I have a 10 inch box spring and it works great for me. At 5'9 225 Female I have no complaints. I also have a queen size. Hopes this helps.