Can they be used on a twin ?
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You can use them on any bed as long as there is something to mount them to. In most cases as in the picture shown they are mounted to wood. You have the bed rails and the foot or head board. In the picture it shows the rail being mounted to the larger post on the corner which is in most cases is the leg of the bed. I have a queen size bed and replaced the original ones after a couple of years due to metal fatigue, however I have since replaced them with another alternative method which is even stronger. I think that they would work best on a twin bed as there is much less weight and movement with only a single person sleeping on it. You can use them on any bed as long as there is something to mount them to. In most cases as in the picture shown they are mounted to wood. You have the bed rails and the foot or head board. In the picture it shows the rail being mounted to the larger post on the corner which is in most cases is the leg of the bed. I have a queen size bed and replaced the original ones after a couple of years due to metal fatigue, however I have since replaced them with another alternative method which is even stronger. I think that they would work best on a twin bed as there is much less weight and... » Read More You can use them on any bed as long as there is something to mount them to. In most cases as in the picture shown they are mounted to wood. You have the bed rails and the foot or head board. In the picture it shows the rail being mounted to the larger post on the corner which is in most cases is the leg of the bed. I have a queen size bed and replaced the original ones after a couple of years due to metal fatigue, however I have since replaced them with another alternative method which is even stronger. I think that they would work best on a twin bed as there is much less weight and movement with only a single person sleeping on it. « Show Less
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I cannot think of a reason why they would not work as well or even better on a small bed as opposed to a large king bed like ours. Our king bed rails are attached with this hardware and we have had no problems. However, our king bed has a platform for the support of the mattress(no box spring) and the plat form has 5 support posts.
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Yes, I have done so. I actually did not pay attention to the 3-3/4" dimension when purchasing and was expecting next size down. But these work great. I've used on a twin bunk too.
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Yes. As long as the rails are deep enough to mount these to. They feel loose at first but the settle in under laid and are very solid.
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This was a gift I gave to my nephew. His bed is considered to be a toddler bed (like the mattress from a crib). Sorry I'm not sure how big the bed is, but the set I got him would not have fit on a twin bed if that's what you have.
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they must be used on a standard size crib mattress. if they are used on anything smaller then the fabric will not be tight and the baby could get caught in it causing injury and/or death.
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I am not sure I have 2 one for a twin and one for a full. I do not like these they are thin very thin it is useless as far as I can see
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Yes, I use mine with a Sleepnumber twin adjustable bed, you just need to make sure you order TWIN XL. The "corners" on them are extra deep so no problem.
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Yes they can. However at least in my case the were a bit tricky due to the wheel itself. After I had them on, I did have to use a set of needle nose to tighten them just enough.. They have worked fine though
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Yes a twin. They recommend a twin that is not more than 5 inches deep (for safety). We got a twin futon type mattress at Ikea that works great with the bed.
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I have a split king box spring on mine, so if a twin is the same size as one of the "split" sides, then yes :)
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Hello. Yes, it could be used on a twin bed. It is about the width of a twin bed. I ended up purchasing a memory foam wedge since I bought this and prefer the memory foam wedge over this product however. Just wanted to inform you of that. The reason I prefer the memory foam wedge is it's more comfortable and it gives me 2 different inclines depending on how I place it on my bed and it doesn't smell like plastic. Good luck with whatever you decide to purchase.
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I would say that the general answer is yes. However, if the legs on your twin bed are large or thick, it could bump.
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I think they can be used separately bc metal dowels hold the top in place. The twin might look a little awkward bc it's got the sides on it, but it can stand on its own.
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I don't see why not..they are adjustable and probably would do just fine...it certainly would be worth a try...Good luck
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My daughter has a toddler bed and these sheets fit that perfectly but I think a 'twin' bed is bigger. If a twin bed is what we call a 'single' bed in the UK (which I think it is) then no. Have a search though as I think they may do these in single bed size also.
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Yes, since you can shorten the length because of velcro tabs. Mine are used on a queen bed, not twin. I just love mine!! Nancy S. answered on February 14, 2013
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I don't think so. A twin extra long is the same length as a queen size bed mattress.
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have queen size is longer and narrow will not work with two twins had to buy two twin frames
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I used them for a twin bed without any center legs. The round ones might be better. You need to know the diameter of the frame legs. It is also difficult to move the bed once the risers are in place.