How does the helper actually attach to the bed frame, are holes needing to be drilled?
1079066
No modification to the bed frame needed. I installed it over a year ago in my dad's house, so I don't remember the actual mechanism, but I was able to install it in a few minutes using the enclosed instructions.
1079067
No holes need to be drilled. Must have a metal bed frame for helper to attach. You may need to loosen plates to fit on the bed frame, then tighten. Good luck!
1079068
The helper clamps onto a standard angle bar style frame. No holes are needed. This holds it firmly against the floor.
1079069
No holes need to be drilled. The frame attaches to a metal bed frame with two bolts (enlarge the picture to see them up close). Tighten by hand. The legs sit on the floor. This product works great and has held up for years without retightening.
1079070
No, it doesn't require any holes or even any tools. It clamps to the bed frame and then the hand screws tighten it into place. Works well in my opinion.
1760930
No, you do not have to drill holes on the headboard. They are already pre-drilled. However, you will have to purchase the screws and nuts to secure it to your frame. I went to Lowes and bought the screws, washers and nuts. You will want to measure the length so you know what size screw you need.
140258
Mine has the bed pushed against it holding it in place. It is not attached. If you are putting the bed there it is a heavy bed and should hold. They recommend and give screws to hold it. Not gonna stay in place without the bed.
256921
No hardware is needed. There are two hooks on the ends of each rail that hook over bars or pins that are inside the slots on the bed frame. The hooks simply fit over the pins or bars.
42809
I do not have mine attached to my bedframe. It is pinned to the wall by the weight of my mattress and boxspring.
74200
Use the hardware provided and follow the directions also provided. My metal bedframe has holes that lined up with the headboard. My daughter attached it for me with just a screwdriver and pliers. I held it for her to stabilize it until she got the screws started through the holes. Good Luck!
989646
you have to put the legs on but everything is predrilled including the holes that are used to mount to the bed frame. It was very easy.
1816578
These are part of the legs of the headboard. They are a very snug fit so some pressure is needed to seat the upper parts into the lower parts. I found it easiest to loosly attach the lower parts to the bedframe then carefully push the top down to until the parts are completely assembled. I needed no tools to accomplish this.John
44307
It does attach to a standard metal bed frame. I have the headboard near the wall I wouldn't put all my weight on it but it is sturdy. I think it's a good headboard for the money. The hardware was included not always the case.
1812253
There are two sets of pre-drilled holes in the legs of the unit which attach to a Full or Queen frame. My bed doesn't have a normal box spring & frame assembly so I only have it against the wall with the frame & mattress holding it in place. Hope this helps. The assembly was a little confusing and the solid panel is boring so I added a decorative wood medallion to further make the frame match the furniture in the room. Good luck! It was a great value.
441215
It came with bolting to attach to the headboard. The bolting to attach the bed frame came with the head board.
632946
drill holes in the bed, for the supplied mounts. different mounts could get you the results in stake pocket mounting
2201046
Yes! It actually attaches to the frame and so does the headboard. Works great.
1804747
The process is fairly simple. You bolt the legs on the headboard, then attach the legs to the bedframe. I was able to complete the entire process alone. I believe I used a ratchet set and screwdriver to install it. It was simple.
1307009
We did not try to attach the headboard to the bed frame yet, but there are four holes (two holes over two holes)near the bottom of the headboard on each side which must be for attaching to the frame.
625272
The bed doesn't need hooks just a bracket to put the screws through. Hope this helps.
27087
It attaches to the frame...the part the bottom fits on to. Our foundation is a platform & sits on the king bedframe, which has at the head and foot, metal areas with screw holes where you attach the head and footboards to it. Hope that helps.