I would need two twin size frames in order to make a king bed. Do frames hook together?
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when I ordered this my queen actually came in two pieces. as if I ordered a split frame.
616362
Yes, BUT, you will need to use two (2) adjacent lines. They (king size) fit if you "wrap them" around the corner.
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Yes, but you'll have to buy the headboard attachment kit. I didn't want a headboard or footboard, so I opted not to buy either of the hardware kits. I've got the frame only. Good luck and best wishes.
1972148
Yes. They include everything you need to attach a frame to the headboard. A full size just barely makes it all the way across (that's what I have, and it was kind of tight), but a queen should fit no problem.
744865
yes. we have a king size bed. you will need two of them. they really do work,can be adjusted at any time. i need mine down lower and wife needs hers up higher. have for a couple of years and they get a workout!!!!
713772
I used two separate twin bed frames but just used the SGT Knots on the mattresses not the box springs. It really works great when you add the pad that goes on top of the mattresses so you can't feel where they are joined together. It should work just the same with a king-size bed frame too.
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If you wanted to set up two "A" frames with a 4x6 span then no. You only have enough brackets in this kit to set up one "A" frame.
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Yes, according to the manufacturer. Essentially, a king size frame is comprised of two twin xl frames, with a center attachment piece. I couldn't tell you if a single fixed king-sized bed frame was any stronger or better, than two PragmaBed frames connected together (as the manufacturer sells). If you have to know the answer or a scientific opinion, best check with an engineer regarding rigidity, surface / contact-point tension and flex, and weight issues between this and your other option (the engineer might really enjoy this study). Other than that, I haven't read anywhere where connecting two strong xl twin frames were anymore dangerous, or if it really mattered. My two cents. Yes, according to the manufacturer. Essentially, a king size frame is comprised of two twin xl frames, with a center attachment piece. I couldn't tell you if a single fixed king-sized bed frame was any stronger or better, than two PragmaBed frames connected together (as the manufacturer sells). If you have to know the answer or a scientific opinion, best check with an engineer regarding rigidity, surface / contact-point tension and flex, and weight issues between this and your other option (the engineer might really enjoy this study). Other than that, I haven't read anywhere where... » Read More Yes, according to the manufacturer. Essentially, a king size frame is comprised of two twin xl frames, with a center attachment piece. I couldn't tell you if a single fixed king-sized bed frame was any stronger or better, than two PragmaBed frames connected together (as the manufacturer sells). If you have to know the answer or a scientific opinion, best check with an engineer regarding rigidity, surface / contact-point tension and flex, and weight issues between this and your other option (the engineer might really enjoy this study). Other than that, I haven't read anywhere where connecting two strong xl twin frames were anymore dangerous, or if it really mattered. My two cents. « Show Less
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This headboard will attach to a queen or king frame. We attached to king size metal frame. I could not see stability with wooden frame.
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No. A traditional twin mattress fits perfectly. Anything larger will not fit into the frame
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Yes. The twin beds we pushed together have separate frames and headboards, and the bridge worked great. We did put an "overfilled" fluffy king size mattress pad over the the beds, and that made it perfect. Our guests really were not even aware they were on twin beds until we told them!
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You must have meant a king size bed frame. That is pretty much what I did with this item. I connected a full size headboard to a queen size bed frame. This item allowed me to use the original bolts and nuts to attach it to both the bed fame and the headboard. It isn't real sturdy this way but it works fine for aesthetic purposes.
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All kings come as two twin xl adjustable units.If you have one king mattress you just sync the beds up together where they work as one.This is very easy to do it takes about 5 min
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My metal frame had single holes that I attached it to with the screws and nuts that came with the headboard. I have a king size and it fit perfectly
538709
I would assume so, but of course a division with mattresses. I needed these to have twin sized beds for triplets. They had outgrown two mattresses pushed together. One was always sleeping over the division between the mattresses...not so comfortable? If you were meaning hooking the frames together to make one big frame for king sized, I don't know about that as the middle would have no supports? I really forget how they hooked together to remember if that would work at all. Kathy
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I'm not sure, I bought the twin bed that went with it. The headboard and bedframe just but up next to one another and do not attach to one another. Sorry if this doesn't answer your question.
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Yes, according to the manufacturer. Essentially, a king size frame is comprised of two twin xl frames, with a center attachment piece. I couldn't tell you if a single fixed king-sized bed frame was any stronger or better, than two PragmaBed frames connected together (as the manufacturer sells). If you have to know the answer or a scientific opinion, best check with an engineer regarding rigidity, surface / contact-point tension and flex, and weight issues between this and your other option (the engineer might really enjoy this study). Other than that, I haven't read anywhere where connecting two strong xl twin frames were anymore dangerous, or if it really mattered. My two cents.