Could these be screwed into a bed frame and used as bed legs?
1306308
I dont know. If your bed frame legs or post look similar to that of a sofa then maybe. Must consider also the height of the bed and whether legs will hold the weight of the bed and occupants.
1306309
Yes, but you will need to drill a hole to accept the screw threaded end. If the screw end has a machine thread then insert a T-nut fastener to secure it to the bed frame.
1306310
Yes, but you will need to drill a hole to accept the screw threaded end. If the screw end has a machine thread then insert a T-nut fastener to secure it to the bed frame. Kevin mchughfurniture.com
1788875
Yes, but with a bit of pushing and shoving. These are generic devices and most bed frames aren't. I doubt there are any "standards" to which bed frames are made, other than width and maybe length.
262335
They do not attach to the frame. The bed legs sit on top of the bed risers. If you were very handy, you might could attach the riser to the bed legs, but they don't generally lend themselves to do so. With enough side pressure like someone running and jumping on the bed, they could tip over. But it would be extremely difficult to do that.
1590510
Not as they come in the package. Possibly if you can sew them into a double-sided satchel and hang that over the cross bar and tie the sides to the legs you could make it work. I see the need for more carrying power too.
2148851
Yes you can. There are no stops at the top or bottom of this frame, so your bed can be slid in those directions. I like the frame, by the way, it holds my frame very securely and is good and sterdy.
474014
Possibly yes, but you would honestly be better off building a light frame out of 1x2 or even 1x1 and gluing that to the board then then screwing them into that. I have never tried just adhering them with glue but depending on the glue this might work. Maybe like a guerilla glue? Sorry I can't be of more help. I've never tried it that way. Good luck!
277224
Wood round legs should not be a problem. They are square but I believe only for the sustainability of the weight it has nothing to do with what shape of leg you place upon them. I thought they would be cheap, but they have really impressed me.
753649
No, these are used to add a footboard to a frame that doesnt have the brackets already to do so.
717795
I am not sure how big the base of the legs on this bed are but from the picture I would say that yes they would. Very sturdy and strong.
1845729
I guess you could if you drilled holes in the legs and leg caps....not too heavy to push around as is....
2192664
I would have to say no, the legs of your bed sit on the risers and the risers themselves are flat on the bottom. Once installed they are not made to be moved and the weight of the bed keeps them in place. Have to add they work great and are very sturdy.
1260242
I don't think so. I already had a bed frame as well but they sent a new one with the head and foot board. The one they sent is different from the one I had. It's very easy to assemble though.
1627594
I don't think I would use them for a bed base. They're made of press board, only 1/2 inch thick. I wouldn't recommend it.
1608984
We put them into a frame and covered them with fabric. We shot a few staples into the sides to keep it from moving but screws would work. It is dense enough to be held by a screw providing your frame is tight.
1278144
not really, only if you want the legs on. We opted to use it without the legs as it fit at the end of my daughter's bed that way. If you want to add the legs, you just screw them in. the unit is fully assembled otherwise. good luck.
948414
If I am understanding correctly I think it would be too risky. Most box springs are wood frames covered in fabric. If you are thinking of boosting up on these instead of a bed frame, every time you move your bed it would slip off to the side. You really need the leg of the beg to insert into the hole.
42805
I wouldn't suggest it. It is a bit top heavy and the bottom third is just two legs. You could however bolt it to a wall using the same holes used to bolt it to a bed frame.