My full bed is 54 inches wide, will the headboard be too wide at 56" or will that work?
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I think it should fit well. The couple of extra inches will frame the bed quite well.
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I have a full-size Compack bed frame. The place to attach the headboard is at the head-end of the frame. Depending on where the attachments are to be within the headboard would determine whether it would fit. The place for the screws is inset from the side edge of the frame. I imagine these are more or less standard.
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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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Carla, the headboard I ordered fits a full size bed perfectly. It is a quality headboard and it was easy to put together.
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It's 54" for the actual unit, the 56" includes the width of the base I think. So the base sticks out a little bit, but that's OK since it helps keep it balanced.
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Assuming you drilled your own holes into headboard / footboard, you should have measured width to a standard mattress size. You may need to reattach to head/footboards farther inboard to fit mattress. Only other possibility is you have wrong mattress size (twin vs full?)?
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Really hard to say because of not knowing how your headboard attaches. Just measured my frame at the head, and it is 56" total distance edge-to-edge including the legs. The exterior distance between the legs is 48"--see the picture of the bed frame to see what I'm referring to. Interior of the cross board at the head is 53" before the sides start. Meaning there is more room to attach the headboard if a bracket were attached inside, but if it attached outside, there is only the 48" between the legs or the headboard attaches to the legs which are 1.25 inches thick and stand out from the crossboard that distance. Hope this helps. I didn't put a headboard on mine and so far, it's worked out pretty well.
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My headboard is 57" high. It came in 2 pieces, and fit together beautifully. I love it. joan
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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.
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This will work, but you'll have to get a queen frame like this one Leggett & Platt Consumer Products Group Adjustable Fashion Bed Rails, Queen (to hold the weight of the mattress) and use the hook converter to attach the headboard/footboard to the frame. In my case, the width of the converter is enough to go from the full headboard to a queen mattress, but in another case I used Bed Claw Queen Bed Modification Plate, Headboard Attachment Bracket, Set of 2 as well as the converter to bridge the gap. This will work, but you'll have to get a queen frame like this one Leggett & Platt Consumer Products Group Adjustable Fashion Bed Rails, Queen (to hold the weight of the mattress) and use the hook converter to attach the headboard/footboard to the frame. In my case, the width of the converter is enough to go from the full headboard to a queen mattress, but in another case I used Bed Claw Queen Bed Modification Plate, Headboard Attachment Bracket, Set of 2 as well as the... » Read More This will work, but you'll have to get a queen frame like this one Leggett & Platt Consumer Products Group Adjustable Fashion Bed Rails, Queen (to hold the weight of the mattress) and use the hook converter to attach the headboard/footboard to the frame. In my case, the width of the converter is enough to go from the full headboard to a queen mattress, but in another case I used Bed Claw Queen Bed Modification Plate, Headboard Attachment Bracket, Set of 2 as well as the converter to bridge the gap. « Show Less
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We bought the FULL size and it is 55" wide and 54" high. When you choose your size, the size is in the description.
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You will need to be a little creative but it is doable. Just not sure how it will look. Full is 54" x 75" and queen is 60" x 80". Sooo... 2 things you will need. First: New queen length rails that are 80" long. Second: you will need to rig the hooks to be 3" wider on each side. While not much there is a little effort to it. I haven't found a ready made solution to do this second part. The first part you can find at most any mattress / thrift shop most likely.
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I have a fluffy bed spread, it more than fills the space between the bed and the draws. The headboard should be 3-4 inches wider.
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It's been a few years since I installed mine. I think I just had to drill new holes in the wood posts for the headboard to make it fit with the frame I had. It shouldn't take much more than that. You may have the same problem with any frame so I would try this first.
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The frame will work with standard size beds --> from twin to queen. I don't believe 50" is a standard width..? So my guess is, probably won't work as delivered.
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Yes, it should fit. Ours is a little longer than 54 inches. I think is adjustable for both Queen or King sizes
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This product is made to make the newer bolt on bed frames fit older headboards and foot boards that use the claw and pin system. Full size mattress are 54 inches wide by 75 inches long. That is the size of a full size bed frame. Queen size mattress are 60 inches wide by 80 inches long. Your Queen size mattress is 6 inches wider and 5 inches longer than the full bed frame so it will not work for you, as the pins are set in the wood for full size and can not be changed. What you need is a queen size bed frame/rail to bolt your oak headboard and/or footboard to if the wood is wide enough to do it. > This product is made to make the newer bolt on bed frames fit older headboards and foot boards that use the claw and pin system. Full size mattress are 54 inches wide by 75 inches long. That is the size of a full size bed frame. Queen size mattress are 60 inches wide by 80 inches long. Your Queen size mattress is 6 inches wider and 5 inches longer than the full bed frame so it will not work for you, as the pins are set in the wood for full size and can not be changed. What you need is a queen size bed frame/rail to bolt your oak headboard and/or footboard to if the wood is wide enough to do... » Read More This product is made to make the newer bolt on bed frames fit older headboards and foot boards that use the claw and pin system. Full size mattress are 54 inches wide by 75 inches long. That is the size of a full size bed frame. Queen size mattress are 60 inches wide by 80 inches long. Your Queen size mattress is 6 inches wider and 5 inches longer than the full bed frame so it will not work for you, as the pins are set in the wood for full size and can not be changed. What you need is a queen size bed frame/rail to bolt your oak headboard and/or footboard to if the wood is wide enough to do it. > « Show Less