We want to "connect" two twins to make a King size bedframe - due to cannot get a King mattress into our house - will this work ?
877679
I really don't see any reason why it wouldn't work. The frame is strong and set-up involves taking it out of the box, unfolding it, and placing it where you want it!
877680
You may need to purchase the California King sized bed--according to a question I noticed on the listing feed. Yes, I think it will work, but you may need to find a way to keep the two mattresses from spreading apart. Such as a really strong mattress cover/protector...or one that zips. This frame will easily fit through any entryway.
877681
This is a good frame and would support two twins....I don't believe they will slip. This does clip together in the middle....sounds like it's not sturdy but it is. If you put a king size padded cover on it....might be enough to keep the mattresses together
877682
Yes. You can lock the frames to make one king frame and put two mattresses on top. Problem is no way to tie the two smaller mattresses together as there are Jo sides not e frame. If you can tie the mattresses together it won't slide off. I hope this helps
1665797
A standard twin mattress is just a little bit short for the frame. I rolled up a quilt and tucked it into the gap and have had no problems. I'd estimate the gap is maybe 4 to 6 inches.
1064392
You would need the special twin adapter, but I'm pretty sure they make one! I'd double check their website just to be sure.
997804
I have two wood frame twin beds that look like the image shown. I did add a 3" thick king size topper on top of the king maker to make it even smoother. My house guests love the set up and find it very comfortable.
1796876
They'll definitely work. I have regular size twin and there was plenty of leftover strap once I put them together. I was able to put the twin beds together and set them up as a king on my own; very easy to do and I'm very pleased with the product overall!
1884935
It will not work. The width of the connections for a king bed is a total of 16 inches wider than the queen bed. You will have to use a bolt or screw on plate instead.
837219
Yes. In fact, all the box springs that I have seen for king sized mattresses use two box springs instead of one. Having said that, if you are asking if box springs for twin beds will work, I would say that they probably will, but I don't know for sure, but any mattress dealer should be able to answer that for you. Hope this helps.
753628
I got a twin bed size and used it for our Ice Castle because the sleeping cushions were too hard. We just cut it to size and it worked perfectly. Cutting it to size was no problem at all.
1135736
all i can say if you use a trundle it will become a double bed as it is now a single bed with a single mattress if you put two single together it would be a double measure the 2 mattress together.do not think it would be a king size.
1430733
Yes, the bottom mattress pulls out and pops up evenly with the other mattress. The two twin mattresses combined create a king-sized bed. There can tend to be a small gap between the two mattresses, though. You can just live with it or put something in between them, like a blanket or a foam spacer that is made for just this thing. I really like the bed. When my two-year-old granddaughter spends the night, I pull the bottom mattress only partially out so it is low to the floor and I sleep on the upper mattress. You could also totally separate the two mattresses if that suited your needs on some occasion, too. Yes, the bottom mattress pulls out and pops up evenly with the other mattress. The two twin mattresses combined create a king-sized bed. There can tend to be a small gap between the two mattresses, though. You can just live with it or put something in between them, like a blanket or a foam spacer that is made for just this thing. I really like the bed. When my two-year-old granddaughter spends the night, I pull the bottom mattress only partially out so it is low to the floor and I sleep on the upper mattress. You could also totally separate the two mattresses if that suited your needs on... » Read More Yes, the bottom mattress pulls out and pops up evenly with the other mattress. The two twin mattresses combined create a king-sized bed. There can tend to be a small gap between the two mattresses, though. You can just live with it or put something in between them, like a blanket or a foam spacer that is made for just this thing. I really like the bed. When my two-year-old granddaughter spends the night, I pull the bottom mattress only partially out so it is low to the floor and I sleep on the upper mattress. You could also totally separate the two mattresses if that suited your needs on some occasion, too. « Show Less
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Yes, you certainly can. We did! A twin mattress just fits perfectly sitting on the floor. I even sew some curtains to provide a hideout place for my now 5 y/o. Also, my husband installed rope LED lights along the sides underneath the upper bed and it works perfectly. My child is very happy! :)
1061963
Yes, I do not see why not. There is no different in the two halves and nothing is sticking out to scrape you leg on if you did connect them with the little screw. But you would have to use a california king frame, not just a king
1317491
We bought 2 twin mattresses, put them on existing twin frames and then pulled the frames next to each other to make one, sort of queen-sized, bed. This allows us to move independently in the bed without disturbing one another. The height of this bed is about that of a regular bed. I doubt if this helps, but hope it does.
326641
I have a standard adjustable frame from Costco set up for twin size and I did bolt the headboard to the frame. The outside edges of the wooden legs are flush with the outside edges of the frame. The headboard juts out about a finger width more from the outside edges of the legs. I guess it will not work out if you bolted two headboards on two twin frames
1537322
A king size frame is wider than a queen headboard or footboard thus they won't line up. Now if you are using a king size frame that converts to a queen bed then yes it will work.
145669
we put twin mattresses on the bed and they worked fine. Bed takes some time to put together, but it is very sturdy.
258805
You might need to add a few more slats but it will work. We have a twin bed that has slats about 4 inches apart and it works fine.