Would this bracket work to drill into a wooden headboard and a wooden frame?? I want to make a wood bed that you can take apart.
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Yes. But getting this bracket to line up with factory drilled holes is a nightmare.
154019
I don't think this backboard is suitable for what you want to do. This one is more like a hard plastic but I doubt it's thick enough to hold onto a screw / bolt after drilling. A wooden board might be best.
1854206
We used it for a king bed (split box springs which are actually two twin box springs), and it works great. As long as your headboard/footboard and side rails are sturdy, this will shore up your support in the middle.
304535
We think so. We used it to attach a queen-size headboard to full size frame and it worked like a charm. Good luck!
1160829
If it's something you want to lean against a lot, I wouldn't. The bed is made of pressboard with a thin vainer over it, and I don't think it's that strong. If you just want something for decoration, or if the headboard is against the wall, it might work.
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The headboard is attached to the matching wooden bed frame with wood screws. I suppose if you had the proper mounting angle irons you might be able to improvise, but this headboard was made for the matching bed frame. I would suggest careful measurements to see just where the attach-point might be, then you'd be into your own plans for the modification. Best wishes and good luck.
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Actually, I don't think they make frames attached to headboards anymore. This is the 4th bed assembly I've put together (from 4 different companies) and all of them did not havve the clamps and screws to attach the frame with the headboard. however, i recommend this headboard to anyone because all you have to do is drill 1/4" wood screws into the headboard (using the frame's holes as a guide), and wha-la!! I've have my bed assembled for 2 years now, and it is the still sturdy as the day I assembled it.
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We have attached this headboard to a metal queen sized frame with a queen sized mattress. The headboard is pre-drilled for both a full frame and a queen frame. Hope this helps you.
1124716
This would be a question for the manufacturer. I don't see why it would not work though because this "Beds Up" frame fits right into my metal frame and the box spring rests in the "Beds-Up" frame. So it should work for you.
511800
I would assume so. I only had a frame and I attached my new headboard to it. My frame had holes where the screws that come with the headboard could go through. I would imagine that all frames have these. Good Luck. I love my headboard.
510064
yes, as long as the holes on the headboard line up with your bed frame, I had to drill a new hole in the headboard to get it to align with my bed frame, hope this helps
393124
Yes it should. We drilled holes in our wood headboard and footboard. With Amazon's ez return policy, if it doesn't you can return it at their expense.
628318
This part attaches the bed frame to headboard, would work if your bed frame extends to a queen, but that is independent to this part.
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The frame does not have brackets with it. There are pre-drilled holes in the frame (perhaps for a bracket kit) that I could use to directly bolt into my headboard. However they will not align every headboard.
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I believe it would work but you'd just have to install a support in the middle kinda like the one pictured because it doesn't come with one, imade mine out of wood in the shape of an H
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i'm not sure if all frames have a portion at the head of bed that the posts from the headboard can fit in - I got another frame so it would have that area for the headboard post to fit in and it turned out my son's frame already had an area for the posts - so that's what you have to check
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I don't think so. This headboard is designed to fit a full or queen metal mattress frame. It includes bolts to bolt the headboard to the frame, which usually has brackets for mounting a headboard. The feet of this headboard are wide, with pre-drilled holes for attaching to a frame with the bolts. The inner holes are sized for a full-size frame, and the outer holes are sized for a queen-size frame.