Does this attatch to standard metal bedframes?
1302629
No sadly it does not. That does not mean it couldn't be rigged to. I have mine between my bed and the wall and have never had a problem.
1302630
I've moved away from the home where I had that bed, but I believe the unit just stands alone and has small brackets to attach it to the wall. There are panels at least a foot wide facing the top of the bed where a person could probably drill holes for bolts and attach a metal frame to the headboard. It is a heavy, sturdy unit. I was very happy with it and would happily get another one.
1302631
No, it does not attach and it does not come with attachments. I have mine snug between the wall and bed that it remains still and upright. Hope this helps.
1302632
I'm sure you can, BUT you just have to drill the holes yourself. It doesn't come with the holes or the hardware to attach the frame.
1265291
It's just a standard metal frame between the headboard and footboard. So, probably.
815651
For a metal bed frame, we recommend you to go to your local hardware store becase it really depends which kind of metal bed frame it is. Usually with the diameter of the headboard holes and those in the metal bed frame, anyone in a hardware store will be able to get you the right screws with the right bolts and washers.
482719
It depends (Don't you just love that answer?). The short answer is yes. The longer answer is that it does if the metal frame has brackets. The brackets will be flat against the face of the headboard with slots for the bolts to go through the bracket and bolt the frame to the headboard. Not all frames have these brackets.
2018178
Yes it will, it's actually preferred that the plastic bed rail caps are installed vs installing straight on the bed.
1249835
I'm not sure. I believe it has holes to adapt to a traditional bed frame if that's what you're asking.
316239
There are bolts included that I used with my standard metal bedframe. I attached very easily, and is secure.
1815479
I use a regular box spring and standard metal frame under it and have the headboard attached to the metal frame. The headboard looks great I just love it. It's slightly lighter in real life than the pictures. Amazon doesn't sell the complete bed ( the matching frame with would hide the box spring) but an easy solve was getting a tailored bed skirt. It really looks great. As far as the metal platform you're referring to I'd assume as long as there is somewhere on the bed to attach the headboard to it should work. But I think just a standard box spring frame would be all that's needed. I hope that was helpful.
753647
No, this will allow you to attach a footboard to an existing metal frame of any size for bed frames that do not have rails.
1770630
Most likely does. All you do is bolt the two mounts on either side of the bed then slip the bars into each other to the right width.
743527
yes if the metal frame does'nt have large gaps. the slates will fall thru. It works on this from amazon(Sleep Master Platform Metal Bed Frame/Mattress Foundation, Queen . Roll over image to zoom in by Sleep Master Roll over image to zoom in Sleep Master Platform Metal Bed Frame/Mattress Foundation, Queen by Sleep Master
99016
No. You will have to put shims or blocks under your bed frame. That's what I did
475881
We are. We have a low profile box springs and the bed is very tall. I don't think it would work well with a regular height box springs unless you cut the legs and made them shorter. But then, you would loose your underbed storage, so I don't know why you wouldn't just buy a standard metal bed frame then.
335254
It has been a while since I put my bed together, but from the outside I can clearly see they do not utilize a metal bracket. I do not remember what they screw into on the other section of the frame.
1677514
Yes but you do need something like a platform bed to put it on. It won't sit in like the regular metal frame by itself that you use with a matress and a box spring.
2150375
It has to screw into the metal bed frame, but as long as whatever you put under the legs raised them to the same height as the screw holes in your bed frame, I expect it would work. Just a note, the legs have to be attached to the headboard with several screws on each side. Most of them were fine, but one of the holes on the leg did not match up AT ALL with the holes on the headboard. And since this is not made from solid wood, I could not drill a new hole for it. It is still sturdy enough though without it, since there are other screws.
467646
Yes, if your existing bedframe is a regular bedframe and not anything "special made".