Can it be used inside a frame with side rails?
1473570
It has the hookups for a headboard but not the baseboard, so I would hesitate to say it could be used inside a frame with sideboards. Check the measurements of both the bed and the frame to be sure.
1591805
Yes, you definitely can if you use proper mounting hardware, which you would need to purchase separately. Just make sure it is masonry specific, and rated to hold the weight of the rail and whatever you will be hanging from it.
597676
I don't think these will help you with the side rails. Basically these adapters just attach to the queen-sized frame and move the hooks for the headboard and footboard inward so the full size headboard and footboard can attach.
969396
I believe you can. You will notice it doesn't line up with the frame very well. No hardware is included either.
1056134
As long as there is a hard surface between the mattress and the platform, the rail can be used. Ours is supported by the mattress and box springs as well as the weight of the user.
1840520
I ordered the metal support frame with mine, it works fine except the side legs are too close to the edge, very easy to stub your toes...and very painful.They really should have recesses the legs on the frame. I would think a regular box spring would work fine too.
1301332
I don't think it would be very easy. This is an acordian style frame so you would end up withlots of gaps. Also it hangs a foot past the legs on all sides.
862821
It is not designed doing so. However, there are some small gaps between the material and the frame's corners that allows a little room for a hooks or bolts that could potentially hold it. With a little ingenuity, it could be done, but, again, it is not really designed for this.
679004
Yes, but make sure to tighten the side hex bolts before you tighten the top bolts on the crossbars. This makes it easier to get them centered. It will also ensure a more snug fit on the rails.
154853
No. That wouldn't be a safe option. This item is meant for a side rail to be screwed to the wood plank the comes with it. I wouldn't suggest using this item in that way
306382
I would say it depends on the frame you buy. If you buy one that has spaces between metal bars yes. If it's a wooden flat top frame I would say no.
161903
The lower frame is designed to fit over the end of a 4X4 post. It is secured by screwing provided screws thru the side of the base into the wood. I suppose you could improvise by creating a 4X4 block to attach the light to, then attach the block to the rail. Guess depends on how wide/narrow your rail is too. Suppose it could work, with possible modification.
2197811
Yes...also please note; although this frame looks good, it is a bit weak, post connections to rail will bend under stress.
385041
Ok, if by frame you mean headboard and foot board and side railings but nothing else then you can simply open this structure and put it inside that arrangement as you would any other box spring. You don't have to do anything else, just put the mattress above it and you are good to go.
1704300
I believe so. Mine came with a wider frame than I needed and I bought a queen. You need to have rails on the side for it to work properly though.
213110
I would not suggest using on a rail that is not flat at the top. It may be unstable and tip.
628014
Yes you can. The frame I used is a bit thick but I'm sure you could use a thin one also.