will this work on an ikea metal bed frame, specifically the SVELVIK bed frame?
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The MightlyLift supports attach to bed rails in a much the same way that wooden slats would. With wooden rails, a single wood screw attaches each end of each MightyLift support slat to the top side of the rail. These screws bare no weight. They simply keep the support slats from moving. I'm not familiar with SVELVIK, but I'd think that with most metal rails, you would drill holes in the rails (if holes aren't already present) and use either machine screws, lock washers and nuts or sheet metal screws (like a wood screw for metal) to attach the MightyLift support slats. I hope this helps.
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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.
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I'm not sure. My slats were wooden. Screwed into the wood. If you purchase some self tapping screws and drill out holes, it might work on a metal slat.
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This is a bit of a mixed answer - It CAN work with just about any metal frame, but it will be a lot easier with some frames compared to others. The support does include the necessary hardware to bolt to a metal frame. The tricky part is that with a wood frame, you simply screw the cross rails down where they rest. Most metal frames will have some holes pre-drilled in them along the rails, but the support may not perfectly line up with all of those holes since it has a fixed spacing between cross rails. With a metal bed frame, the options usually are: 1) Rest the "lip" of the cross supports on the inside of your bed rail. Bolt down as many holes as will line up, leave the others resting. This isn't the most secure option, but will still provide good support. 2) Drill 1/4" holes in your bed frame using a bit made for metal which will line up with the ends of the cross supports, so you can bolt down all six points. Using this with a metal frame is definitely possible and will provide good support, but it won't be quite as easy as using it with a wood frame. If your metal frame already has some pre-drilled holes, you may want to look at a support such as the Mighty Lift FQU-11 which doesn't have a fixed spacing - This will let you line up the cross rails with the pre-drilled holes.
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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.
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No they don't work with craftmatic beds because you need a metal frame to bold them to.They are designed mainly for hospital style beds.
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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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Yes it will UNLESS you have the stepside model with the narrower bed. If yours is a "stepside" don't buy this item.
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Not at all. I used it on an Ikea bed frame with slats, and it worked fine, and is quite comfortable.
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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-KathyeLuxurySupply Customer Service
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We connected a metal, queen bed frame to the headboard & it works fine. We have no complaints on this headboard.
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Yes it will work. I have a sleigh bed and it works. Use the styrofoam blocks to make adjustments.
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Yes, but you will need to drill a hole to accept the screw threaded end. If the screw end has a machine thread then insert a T-nut fastener to secure it to the bed frame. Kevin mchughfurniture.com
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We think so. We used it to attach a queen-size headboard to full size frame and it worked like a charm. Good luck!
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This should attach to any bed frame that has a vertical bracket at the end of the horizontal rails. I don't know what kind of system a sleep number bed has.
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If it fit perfectly, and with the crossbar secured in place, I would guess it would work. suggest you confirm the width and length is the same as your bed frame.
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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.