I am thinking of buying this in 1/2 round, flat side up, to fill the gap between my bed frame and mattress at the head. Think it would work?
249452
I use mine for exercise but I guess it would depend on the size of your gap. It is about 5 inches high (flat side down to the top of the curve) and probably slightly larger wide. It is made of dense foam and will not crush. Hope this helps you out.
249453
I don't feel I'm qualified to answer that question since I purchased mine for use as part of my physical therapy regiment for a broken back. It is rather firm, but how it will fit your space you want to fill...I don't know.
657588
I would give it a go. My brother uses it on his mattress so it's worth a try.
1064025
Tough to answer without seeing the edge, but if you have 2" or so it should work, The edge of the wooden box spring is quite strong. In fact I sit on the edge of my mattress each morning talking to my wife and I weigh about 180 lbs.
1368863
A low profile will work better than a full size box spring. I have a full size and it is too high it covers too much of the headboard.
1632733
yes it would work and very well, I love this product it has stop my granddaughter from taking a tumble a couple of times. because there are straps that cross under a mattress when I have caught her leaning on it it didn't go anywhere.
1060957
I don't think that this would work in your situation. I tried to install this on a bed without a box spring- the mattress sat on the wooden slats. The rail part (which is what you see in the picture) is a round metal tube perhaps 3/8 inch diameter- so there would have to be a gap between the bed and the frame. The other issue I ran into was the round piece at the end of the strap to hold the rail flush against the bed (the straps run under the bed and are meant to wedge between the box spring and mattress). Since I was trying to install it with a mattress on a flat surface the circle was unable to lay flush against the bed and would slip free. Both issues meant that I was unable to secure the bed rail to our child's bed and I ended up having to return it. I went with the little bumpers that slip under the sheets and that has worked wonderful for us. Since you are using this on a trundle bed I would expect you to run into similar issues.
1894248
This is will work well. I went from an old bed to a king bed frame. I had to add an extra clamp board around the back of head board post. Just using the hooks the head board isn't real solid. But it's easily done.
599257
I don't see why not. We use it with a memory foam mattress. It also comes with a covering. We sit ours on a solid 9 point metal frame. Then cover it with a bed skirt. Our box frame is king size, so carrying into our bedroom unassembled was a plus. It is pretty solid and quiet. I used extra screws to anchor all the cross boards in place to make it as solid as possible. They only give you a minimal amount of screws from the factory. Easy fix
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.
1418419
Yes, I think it would. I used to have a 2 inch, and this one is three inches and has plenty of give. Springs right back when you get up too. The picture of the hand print on the foam is about right.
2239214
yes, it should. Check that the headboard connection height is similar to the bed connection. This can solve width issues, no so much with height issues
304537
I see no reason why this would not work as these pieces are only required to match up with the position of the holes on the bed frame and headboard which are exactly the same size universally, twin to king. The pieces only fit the ends of the frame not the length of the frame. Incidentally, I have a spare set of these.if you'd like them. Message me here on Amazon or contact me via email at ASpriggs80@gmail.com. I'm happy to drop them in a bubble mailer and send them to you.
357955
Use it with a 2 1/2 foam mattress and I think it would be a great in-house bed. It's extremely durable and has a lot of room.
1389870
Yes. It is held in place by the weight of the mattress, so unless the mattress is extremely thin and extremely light, I think it would work fine.
246852
It should work fine. I wouldn't think the depth of the mattress would be as much of a factor as the width of the mattress and the space between the mattress and wood framing of the bunk.
1658352
Should work fine. Make sure you mount the filler neck fitting as vertical as you can get it so it will seal up good and not over fill. I took the bed off my truck to do the install, made the whole job way easier.
923361
It goes around anything solid but when I tried it on a metal slotted bed frame it wasn't steady. Around a box spring or mattress should be fine. Plus if it's secured with the box spring then when the head part lifts up it won't fall. You will loose some height cause the bottom bar will be under box spring and then add mattress on top. But it should fit snug.