Has anyone used this on a king size mattress that has a 4" topper on it Have a headboard but no footboard
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I have a king-size mattress that has at least a 3" topper and I have a headboard but no footboard and it works fine on it. I don't know why it wouldn't work just as well on one with a 4" topper. I use this to tuck in the flat sheet around the bed and and then to hold up the two bottom corners of the mattress while I tuck in the excess on the corners. I'm not exhausted now from making the bed when I use this mattress lifter. I've been really pleased with it.
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I use it on a king size mattress with a 2" topper on it and it works fine. I actually use two of them which makes it even easier to do the ends of the mattress.
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No. Full size bed frame is too narrow to attach to legs of this queen size headboard. Headboard is lovely though.
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I tried it with my queen regular height split box spring, i found it was to tall off the ground and it covers to much of the headboard. A low profile headboard would be better or a mattress atleast 10 inches high/pillow type works the best:-) just bought a new 14 pillowtop today. Looks great
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We haven't yet, and find this is a problem given the bed we are using, which has no slat close enough to the bottom of the mattress to allow us to tuck in the top sheet. The bed's already pretty high, so we're thinking bunkie boards. It's perfectly comfortable without a box spring.
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We had our king sized headboard with side railings attaching to the foot board. The Night Therapy just so happened to fit on the inside opening...therefore we didn't have to take the headboard and foot board apart. it worked out great for us...
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Is your mattress the correct size for this product? I use mine on his full size bed and don't have any issues with it. Make sure the product was put together correctly and if that doesn't work, return the product.
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No, if you made the foundation wide enough for king mattress ( which is possible) the holes in them would be too narrow. You could make 4 extensions to do this. The foundation has 6 legs that hold the weight. The headboard and footboard will not get any wider than queen.
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Hi Patricia! We bought this for my daughter and she doesn't even have a head or footboard! We just used a regular bed frame to put it on and it worked great! she LOVES this bed!
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Check to see if the frame has holes in it at the ends as that's how the headboard attaches to the frame. Most mattresses fit on a metal frame that adjusts to size, and this headboard uses the predrilled holes in a metal frame to attach to with bolts. You could drill holes in a wooden frame of a futon to make it work, perhaps, but that's much more work than putting this on a predrilled frame and depends on having the right spacing in the wood and sufficient strength of the wood for these holes.
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A king size frame is wider than a queen headboard or footboard thus they won't line up. Now if you are using a king size frame that converts to a queen bed then yes it will work.
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I used it on a queen. There was wrap around at tge head of the bed but I don't know the size for a king to know if it wiuld work. If it does, I think it would only weap around the top corners by inches. Hope this helps.
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This will work, but you'll have to get a queen frame like this one Leggett & Platt Consumer Products Group Adjustable Fashion Bed Rails, Queen (to hold the weight of the mattress) and use the hook converter to attach the headboard/footboard to the frame. In my case, the width of the converter is enough to go from the full headboard to a queen mattress, but in another case I used Bed Claw Queen Bed Modification Plate, Headboard Attachment Bracket, Set of 2 as well as the converter to bridge the gap. This will work, but you'll have to get a queen frame like this one Leggett & Platt Consumer Products Group Adjustable Fashion Bed Rails, Queen (to hold the weight of the mattress) and use the hook converter to attach the headboard/footboard to the frame. In my case, the width of the converter is enough to go from the full headboard to a queen mattress, but in another case I used Bed Claw Queen Bed Modification Plate, Headboard Attachment Bracket, Set of 2 as well as the... » Read More This will work, but you'll have to get a queen frame like this one Leggett & Platt Consumer Products Group Adjustable Fashion Bed Rails, Queen (to hold the weight of the mattress) and use the hook converter to attach the headboard/footboard to the frame. In my case, the width of the converter is enough to go from the full headboard to a queen mattress, but in another case I used Bed Claw Queen Bed Modification Plate, Headboard Attachment Bracket, Set of 2 as well as the converter to bridge the gap. « Show Less
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Nope. It works though. Perfect for queen or king. It's doesn't contract in on the sides. But we have a full on it. It works.
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It comes with a kit to attach head and foot board. I have not but it should work. I initially used my queen frame without a box spring; but I prefer it with. Without the boxspring the mattress slid around on the frame.
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I think it does...if you don't use one, you will have a huge gap between the matress and the bottom of the headboard.
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Our King Mattress is 10 inches deep and it works well with it. I can imagine it has about 1 inch of "give room" so if your mattress is deeper than that, I recommend buying it to try out and if it's not deep enough...return it. Good Luck!
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I have only used it in a twin bed, but the rails seem high enough that if your king size bed has a really thick mattress it should work.