Do you have to attach it to your bed or can it just be close?
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I use it as a stand alone bassinet and works great. Perfect size and can move from room to room as needed.
1661079
We don't attach ours. The wheels have stoppers on them that we use at night, then we roll the bed out of the way each morning
1661080
For full safety, you have to attach it to your bed - it's easy to do. Otherwise, it's not stable. Please attach to your bed! :)
1956178
Yes. The side velcro pieces/bar will be clamped down to the top of the bed rails.
1784101
I have a regular metal frame. It isn't attached, it just sets between your bed and the wall. It is wide enough for the fram, but they made it too low. I had to get some boards from Home Depot and boost it up about a foot or your pillows will slide into the bottom shelf.
557589
I have it attached to a regular metal bed frame. You would have to bolt it to a platform, but it looks like it could be done.
516765
No, but you might want to put a flat board or a flat something under you mattress
432168
Since I always use mine next to the bed where it is stored under, it never moves. The only way it will collapse is if you engage the mechanism.
2092779
If you anchor it to your bed, the side next to the bed should be rolled down permanently. So, when you're in bed, you just reach over and pick up your baby. You shouldn't be rolling up and down the side each time.
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we did not install the headboard directly to the frame of the bed but instead we attached it permanently to the wall behind the bed. on seeing the results, one would never know that it wasn't attached to the bed. if this method is used, it is a good idea to use wood spacers between the wall and the frame, so as not to allow the frame to hug tight against the wall. if there are not wall studs to directly screw into, you can obtain screws with wall locking devises from a hardware store that will attach the frame securely to the wall.
1980750
Only if you put it at the top of the bed only. You would need to really stretch it and loose "the look" if you tried to do it sideways.
1684696
I don't think so. It has to either come straight out under the mattress or have room between the mattress and a frame. It sounds like that is not the case for your bed. There are other options that attach differently.
1307673
I think you probably could. We could not attach it to the frame but works just behind the bed up against the wall.
44308
Yes, I attached it to the bed frame I already had. It's sturdy and doesn't lean on the wall because I used longer bolts than were provided to attach it to the bed frame. Take the bolts it comes with to your local hardware store and ask for longer ones...
1475136
It attaches with the strap. I used it on my moms hospital type bed which has a frame. The strap may not be long enough to go around a queen size mattress box spring. Not sure about that.
155167
Hello Angelica. It will attached to the side of the box. No problems with the bed liner. Regards.
510063
You can connect it to a regular bed frame,there are several holes to do this. However, on my frame, only one set of the holes worked, so another set had to be drilled. It does work with just one set of holes on each side bolted, but it is not as secure. I've noticed that others here have said they have had to drill an additional set of holes as I did.
332276
Not really. It needs to anchor between the box spring and mattress on the opposite side.
1302631
No, it does not attach and it does not come with attachments. I have mine snug between the wall and bed that it remains still and upright. Hope this helps.