Where can I just get the hardware to attach to bedframe?
339822
Mine came with the hardware. I didn't remember seeing that in the description, but if you have a standard metal frame, it works flawlessly.
339823
Mine did not have any hardware enclosed. However, I also purchased the metal bed frame from Amazon and it didn't seem to be compatible with the Dexter headboard. The headboard would have been too high if I used the pre-drilled holes in the end rails. Way too high! I simply attached directly to the wall with 3 1/2" screws and it not only looks perfect it is as solid as a rock. There is no noise from rocking the bed! That was my choice and I am very pleased. Nobody that has seen the bed even suspects that I did this because it looks so aesthetically pleasing. This might not work for everybody but it did for me. Mine did not have any hardware enclosed. However, I also purchased the metal bed frame from Amazon and it didn't seem to be compatible with the Dexter headboard. The headboard would have been too high if I used the pre-drilled holes in the end rails. Way too high! I simply attached directly to the wall with 3 1/2" screws and it not only looks perfect it is as solid as a rock. There is no noise from rocking the bed! That was my choice and I am very pleased. Nobody that has seen the bed even suspects that I did this because it looks so aesthetically pleasing. This might not work for... » Read More Mine did not have any hardware enclosed. However, I also purchased the metal bed frame from Amazon and it didn't seem to be compatible with the Dexter headboard. The headboard would have been too high if I used the pre-drilled holes in the end rails. Way too high! I simply attached directly to the wall with 3 1/2" screws and it not only looks perfect it is as solid as a rock. There is no noise from rocking the bed! That was my choice and I am very pleased. Nobody that has seen the bed even suspects that I did this because it looks so aesthetically pleasing. This might not work for everybody but it did for me. « Show Less
339824
Mine came with hardware four 2" x 1/4" bolt, nut, and washer. I am sure you can buy at any local hardware store.
339825
It uses two standard 2" long screws with nut for each pole ( 4 screws per bed )I think the screws/bolts that came with the bed have a star shape bit area. You could use standard screws from hardware store have philips or flat head.
1769730
If you have the directions, it says what size the hardware is so you could buy it at a hardware store. But I would contact the manufacturer and tell them, I'm sure they would send you a hardware set.
46550
Just call the manufacturer and tell them you're missing the hardware and I'm sure they can help you. It's not a lot of metal as it only takes a few bolts to hold it together. Strathwood can be found on the internet.
376748
That's correct . A good bed frame and box spring will do it. Walmart or other discount store such as ikea might have it.
11814
If you want to add a head board you will need special attachments to do so. Amazon sells these attachments. Otherwise, if you already have a complete bed frame this just slips inside of it. I hope this information was helpful to you.
1868830
Yes, you will need extra hardware. If you do not have a headboard, I would wait until this arrives to buy one so you have measurements. If not, you made need some extra wood as well to make the connections. For the price, you can't beat this frame in my opinion. Very strong and rock solid.
153650
I am not sure what hardware you are referring to, but I would try taking the book, so they'll know exactly what you need to fit this bed, and go to a hardware store, Home Depot, Lowes, Menards, Ace, etc. However, I have to ask because the question doesn't say, have you tried contacting the people who make the bed and have them send the hardware to you. That way you can't go wrong.
74202
Using the supplied bolts and nuts and washers, you push the bolts through the standard frame and attach a washer and nut and tighten. Very simple and easy, old stlye bed frame only, not for a platform style frame.
1759980
Ours is attached to the bedframe - my husband put it together, so I don't know if any extra hardware was needed but he didn't complain. Ours is solid wood, not particleboard. We like it.
2006507
You can purchase brackets that attach to the frame and allow a headboard and/or footboard to be bolted on, but they don't come with the bed itself, you have to purchase them separately. Also, because of how the brackets are attached (like on mine), expect the headboard to be a little wobbly.
42809
I do not have mine attached to my bedframe. It is pinned to the wall by the weight of my mattress and boxspring.
646093
Just for exampleKing's Brand Heavy Duty Metal Twin, Size Bed Frame With Rug Rollers & Locking Wheels Is kinda the kit you need. Or some thing similar. Thrift stores tend to have a few. Most mattress stores can probability sell you one with the mattress and box spring. Just tell them you need bed rails.
1493469
The bed already had the hardware and the canopy frame. You can order a canopy frame I think.
500655
I don't even have mine fully put together because I didn't receive the hardware. I sent the company an email and they sent a bag of hardware but was still missing the right ones. If I can find some this weekend to fit I'll let you know.
1804747
The process is fairly simple. You bolt the legs on the headboard, then attach the legs to the bedframe. I was able to complete the entire process alone. I believe I used a ratchet set and screwdriver to install it. It was simple.
1634758
I'm sorry I'm not really sure....try home depot/Lowe's or other hardware stores?
1759978
I easily attached it to a standard queen size metal bed frame. I used only the hardware included. Mine is solid hardwood, not particle board, and I am very pleased with the quality for the price. The headboard is shipped unassembled. I put it together by myself without too much difficulty, but another set of hands would have been helpful.