I have a queen size bed against the wall. If I want a rail for the bottom of the bed and a second for the side of the bed, would this rail work?
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In the instruction manual it states that this rail is designed to fit a twin, full, or queen sized adult mattress. The straps that go underneath the mattress to secure the rail are adjustable.
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Irene, this is a common question. No one hook side rails will not work correctly or safely with beds designed with two pin hook in slots. As a matter of fact not all two hook side rails will work either. This is because the ISPA International Sleep Products Association Standards put in place are voluntary and not every bed manufacturer follows those standards. They do this opting to build a bed and frame that is unique that they can call their own. This leaves them as the only source for replacements.
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Bed rail fits between mattress and box springs and should fit any bed from twin to king with straps fastening to opposite side of bed. The bed we use it on is a double bed.
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I used it with a for poster queen size bed. We had to get other screws that were longer so that it would work. It has been ok.
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These rails are designed to work with the 6.5' beds with a toolbox, as long as it is a fleetside (not stepside) bed.Thanks!Got-Chrome888.552.4766www.got-chrome.com
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I believe the adjuster would allow for the width but length-wise it is made for a Queen bed. There should be a less-expensive full-sized mattress rails...
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It depends on whether you want it to hang lower on the sides or if one of the bedmates is a comforter "hog". If you don't have that problem queen should be fine.
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It is not tall enough to go below both a mattress and a boxspring. If you only have the mattress on top of the bed frame it can work. The rail normally fastens with a belt around the boxspring, but could be adapted to fasten to the bed frame.
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hi! Im sorry. I dont understand your question. English is not my first language therefore I dont know what a custon todler bed is for you. If it helps, this bed rail works with a kind of rope that goes from the barrender to the other side, where it is kept firm by a metalic circle that must be placed perpendicular to the mattress. I hope that helps!
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I used mine to attach a full size headboard to a queen size bed. Since there is only a 3 inch difference on either side there was plenty of room for that. If you are using it for the same purpose just make sure that the difference between your headboard and bed is no more than a total of 8 inches. Hope that helps. :)
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Yes. I think it would help with that. I use a walker for that and this safety rail in the bathroom where I did not want to put a permanent rail on the wall.
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Depends on your mounting holes. This is a general purpose rail in two different lengths.
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You might need to add a few more slats but it will work. We have a twin bed that has slats about 4 inches apart and it works fine.
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It depends on the size of your wood frame. Mine is a king size and the frame is exactly the size of the mattress. I had a bed custom made and told them not to put any slats or supports for the mattress, as well as having them build the side railings to the exact height of this metal frame. Measure the interior dimensions of your wood frame; you may be able to use this by removing any existing mattress supports.
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If you have an over the side bedliner you may have a problem. I bought the kind that goes underneath and then put on the protective caps that protect the tops of the sides separately. No problem clamping the rails for the Bestop.
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yes, but be aware that if you have a tonnue cover that fits in between the bed rails this item will not work properly. Found out the haed way.
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The bed we use it on has a box spring under it, so I can't say for sure - but, if the bars that go under the mattress can rest on the metal spring support and not fall through, then I don't see why it wouldn't work. This bedrail also has a strap with a heavy piece of metal that acts as an anchor when you put under the mattress; it helps hold the bed rail in place. Hope this information helps.