I want to adapt a king-size mattress and rails to a queen headboard. Will this adaptor work? Thank you.
1084270
I went from full to queen size and it worked for me. I tried a different adapter prior to this and it didn't expand far enough. Measure the holes from the rails to the holes in the headboard on each side to be sure it will fit.
1084271
We went from full to queen attaching it to an older bookcase headboard in spare room. We drilled a new hole in each one where we could screw into wood for additional support. Works good for us.
1084272
Yes it does, I have a California queen, so just smaller than a king an queen headboard an it worked perfect
1084273
I am not sure. The bed rails that I tried to use didn't seem to fit in the slots of the adapter well and it was not stable. I though after that perhaps I could have used a different type of rail and just screwed it in. I still have the one's I bought and have not used them. They are strong but I would use larger screws than what comes with in the packages. They are short and am not sure if they would withstand much weight. If your interested in talking with me feel free to call me at 207 314-9397.
1557079
My queen converter rail works very nicely and does expand for a queen mattress which I have on it now.
1557080
Yes - I have an antique full size wood headboard and foot board, with the converter I am able to use a queen size mattress and box spring. I absolutely love the frame.
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!!!!
2237215
I see no reason why it wouldn't work with your bed. With a regular spring mattress in king or queen size, you order 2 helpers: one for each side of the bed. The size you will order is different for a king or a queen so a problem I can see with your bed is that you may need a smaller size for each side than normal since the middle of the bed or the barrier between the two sides seems to be holding up okay and isn't sagging. I would measure the width of the problem area of one side and compare that to the widths available in the mattress helper and choose the one that seems like it will correct what you need without pushing the middle up to an unduly degree. Then just order 2 of that size. If all else fails, call mattress helper's customer service and ask for advice.
1187638
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...
275782
I have a queen, works fine. I think it would work fine on a king. It is so accommodating, I love it. Just slide it your side, forms a nice tent.
1475139
The bed we have this on is a double bed. It should fit a queen with a standard mattress. Ours stands about 12 inches high from the top of the mattress. This bed rail works extremely well for my husband, a Parkinson's patient. His physical therapist recommended the bed rail and told us to get it at Amazon. He is pleased with it.
1368865
I tried it with my queen regular height split box spring, i found it was to tall off the ground and it covers to much of the headboard. A low profile headboard would be better or a mattress atleast 10 inches high/pillow type works the best:-) just bought a new 14 pillowtop today. Looks great
1665997
Yes....I used it for my queen bed that has a mattress and box spring. Works great!
1560162
It should. As you can see from the product photo, there are two bolts that have to slide through the head board connection of the frame. The adapter holes are slotted so that they can cover a wide variety of gaps. My frame was an adjustable steel frame that went from Double to King. Study your frame ends to make sure you have two mounting holes that you can use and you should be fine.
1647025
Wouldn't recommend it. I bought a set of these to attach a Queen headboard to a Full size frame. They had to be modified and the headboard is wobbly.
2179061
I would think this would work but it is probably overkill because the difference in the width queen vs full is only 6 inches (3 per side). These brackets were more than ample for king headboard on queen frame - 6 inches on each side with the instability of the headboard being wider. In your case, the queen frame covers and stabilizes the full headboard. Look at the holes/slots on the two pieces and go to a hardware store and get a length of galvanized plate or L iron with perforations and mate them up. It should work fine.
609253
You can use this on any size bed. The issue is what kind of frame you are attaching the headboard to. We could not use this because the post on the headboard was not wide enough for the attachment. We were a full headboard to a queen frame.
2144812
standard Queen size rails is what is needed.This one works best since its from the same manufactuer (coaster item 1208)Coaster Bed Frame, Rail for Headboard and Footboard with 5-Legs and Glides, Queen
2247622
Yes it will. I have a queen size but I know this unit will work with yours.
715374
I believe the queen size mattress is longer than full size so wooden rail might not work. I tried these and as I recall I couldn't get the headboard to stay vertical head to foot (plumb).