Will the queen size headboard be secure enough with it at the highest height & being held by one nut & bot set on each side?
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We have ours at the highest height- the headboard does not touch the floor and it IS a little wobbly. It's in a guest room that doesn't get used too much but we liked the quality of the wood and it matched our other furniture so we just live with it. I would not want someone to lean hard against it too much.
1405490
The headboard is somewhat adjustable however it's ideally suited for deeper mattresses. A standard metal frame , box spring, and mattress is completely fine. Along with the adjustments there won't be a gap.
713510
I don't think so. We have purchase this headboard in both full and queen sizes and the reason we purchase the queen had to do with the full not fitting our queen frame. We thought we could adapt somehow but it didn't work with what we tried. Sorry. It's a great headboard and over the years we have purchased 4...always seems to go off withone of our children!
1149808
I have a queen on mine, at it fits great! Once you have pillows (I have a double stack of two each)' that view doesn't show anyhow. I am very pleased with the headboard. :)
504407
Yes. I did that for my grand daughter,whose bed only touches at the headboard. These are the tallest I found too.
1295803
Most certainly but you must have a supportive crossboard on bed/framework to stabilize the steel flanges accompanying the 'risers' as shown; ours (we used 8 on our furniture piece)were secured into framework on bottom of large 2 pc sectional (which came with legs too short to vacumn beneath)..no problems once screwed into steel flange which has to be inserted on framework
1673545
My headboard is solid. Seems to me when I assembled I didn't exactly follow the instructions as I wanted a better chance of things lining up. Don't remember the specific steps though.
2156599
No, I don't think it will. Each hook is covered with a plastic tubing that protects the headboard.Young Sister
1269232
That depends on the kind of frame. Mine only had one end that I could attach to, so I flipped it around, attached the bottom end, and then pushed the bed against the wall the hold the head board. Not the greatest, butnitnworks just fine and I have not had any problems with it.
1647025
Wouldn't recommend it. I bought a set of these to attach a Queen headboard to a Full size frame. They had to be modified and the headboard is wobbly.
1207144
My husband was able to raise ours up somewhat with what was there on our bedframe but I know a lot of people who have suggested mounting the headboard on the wall and they do this all the time on HGTV so you might try that to get it up higher. I am pleased with mine as it is comfortable while just relaxing or reading.
228294
definitely, I have a queen set on ours and it is quite sturdy.....no middle sag.
388169
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.
1447158
Yes! I am very pleased with this headboard. I will say that the wood board, can not support the top part... but I just attached it to the wall, which works perfectly! Great for the price.
976727
Hi, this is a very nice headboard. However, you will not be able to attach. We had to place big books under the base in order to get the right height. I did not buy the platform, perhaps that connects somehow. I doubt it though, looking at the picture it seems to raise the bed to the proper height only. You may want to purchase this also, if you don't have any big books, such as text books. I hope this helps.
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Probably. They dont give any side panels for the "top" of the bed area, leaving it ready for installing a headboard i believe.
900221
Sorry for the late reply. In my opinion, this size will handle a queen-sized headboard easily. I found that if you layer it on with multiple coats you get more of a spiderweb effect than the thick cracks pictured on the side of the product.