How do you install the locking pins? instructions only show installation of one of the pins (and no holes in headboards for guidance)
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There is a metal bracket installed on both rockers -- each bracker swivels, over the top of the rocker to allow movement and under the rocker to stabilize it so it doesn't move. The pins remain in place and operate only on the swivel movement. Works beautifully and you don't have to worry about pins getting lost.
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These bed rails are designed for hook-on connections, so no hardware is necessary. To use these, you should have hook-in slots in both your headboard and footboard, and inside those slots should be two metal pins which are approximately two inches apart on centers.If you need a frame which has bolts going through the frame and through the headboard/footboard which are either 2-1/2" or 4" apart, you'll want to search for Bolt-On bed frames, not Hook-On.If you need help picking the best frame for your needs, call us at 1-800-823-4233.
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As there are a number of suppliers of these brackets on Amazon it seems that some supply bolts and others do not. Personally I ordered two brackets and received four complete with sixteen nuts and bolts so I had plenty to attach headboard. I should note that the frame has threaded bosses to attach these brackets but the bolts I received had a different thread pattern. I simply ran a 1/4" drill through the bushings and through bolted the brackets to the frame. This was not a problem for me but could be if you do not have the necessary tools.
850341
My husband put mine together, he said he just inserted lock in hole and attached with the screws.
1008765
The wholes haven't been drilled into the cabinets, waiting on the locks to drill accordingly. Do you have a lock bar angle bracket that you can recommend. We have European box cabinets and we need locks on most of them as this is semi shared space. Just reminder, these are suppose to be keyed alike
897090
The headboard has multiple holes in it and our bed frame has oval shaped slots. All the hardware came with the headboard. Had no trouble attaching it to the frame. Happy with the purchase and it looks great.
1843192
Mine came with all the pins already pushed in, had to pull them out for it to work. Hope that helps.
1895447
Sorry it took me a while to answer. We used the openings on the corners to screw the frame to the headboard. you can drill holes if you have to. Whatever works for you. Good luck.
1009423
All you need to do is choose the height of your headboard depending on your mattress. The two legs of the headboard have holes for you to put the provided bolt, washer and nut into. It is super easy and takes only a minute. There are two bolts for each side.
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I think the description of the item says there was no way to attach a headboard. I certainly did not see anything on this most basic of frames. I got around this by making an upholstered headboard which I attached to a wall with a "hangman" type hanger that can be found in your big box stores. My opinion is that the frame is too thin to be able to attach the typical headboard.
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There are bolts on the frame that attach directly to the head board. I used a metal frame with mine as well.
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The modification plate gives you about 3 inches leeway in both directions. Make sure you have the long bolts that attach the plate to the headboard. Bolts are only provided to attach plate to bed frame
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.
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It's been awhile since I put it together but I think I turned it upside down before the top was put onto the frame. The legs go in the position and you push each one outward. They should lock in place in the right position. I noticed mine were the same as you describe but I messed with one leg until it locked into place...then, the other one.
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Hi William. You have to screw through the pegboard holes themselves. That was something I wasn't crazy about, but the thing has been solid so far.
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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!!!!
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It's been awhile/ but I believe it comes with four bolt like shrews and four locking caps. Shrew the bolt like shrew into one panel and place the next panel with the larger hole so you can see the bolt come through it. Place the locking nut in the hole with the opening facing the and turn until it locks.