What is the center to center dimension on the hook slot holes? My headboard is nearly new and has a 2" spacing, is that more or less standard?
483163
Spacing is standard 2". Easily fits headboard.Screws into bed frame & Also has screws to attach to headboard
483164
I am sorry sir but I cannot answer that. I did not use the one I purchased. My handyman said I did not need it. Good luck
89535
that is good to know because i don't like full/queen headboards on a full size bed, they stick out too much which is why i'm selling my kid's current headboard and hoping to replace it with this one. i made a design mistake last time but hoping it won't happen again!
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I'm not exactly sure what you mean by this question but the mounting bolt holes are spaced 3" apart on center. You also must provide your own mounting bolts, does not come with them. As far as the slot size if you mean how far the jaws spread apart then that is about 3" also.
1630590
I bolted mine directly too wood wall. I don't recall the spacing of the bolt holes
1381155
These brackets are manufactured in the United States, and should fit many standard American-Made frames. To clarify comments about holes not lining up: There is an image on the listing showing all the dimensions, but in short, your frame needs to have two holes spaced 1-3/4" apart on center to attach this bracket. Your headboard/footboard should have bolts spaced either 2-1/2" or 4" apart (the two most common sizes) to attach to this bracket.
1675089
Thanks for your email.The mounting holes center to center is 31mm.If you have any other quesions,please feel free to contact us.Have a great day.
1925842
There is exactly 2 inches between each hole center. I say center because the holes on each end have about half an inch worth of play. So over all you should be able to fit holes up to 2.5" from your center hole. Hope that helps, if you need any more info just ask.
634598
I'll give you standard measure and let you convert to metric if you need to. The center 2 slots are 2 7/16 inches center to center and are just under a 1/2 inch long.
712944
We purchased it to use with a Queen frame. It means that the style of the slots allow you to attach either a Full or Queen frame. Queen beds are typically about 6" wider than Full. Hope this helps, we like the headboard and find it adds a lot of storage area to the room.
1007753
I used it with my old backboard, it bolted up to the holes in the old board. I think it is a standard bolt spacing. Mounting works very good.Hope this helps.
1196851
the holes are definitely 3" apart on the back (what you drill into your drawer face. i know because I just installed these on a set of drawers I recently made). I didn't measure the height, but maybe the 2" is talking about the height?
604776
These hooks are MUCH larger than they look in the photo. They would not fit into the grooves that were already in the headboard I had (which I had purchased at a consignment store). What I recommend is making sure you match the slots that currently exist in the head- or foot-board with the hooks themselves, to make certain that they're large enough to accommodate these giant hooks. Then on top of that, you need to worry about the difference in dimension from king to queen . . . I seriously doubt that this product will give you enough width to bridge the gap from king down to queen sized bed frame. I haven't seen your headboard/footboard, but an alternative (if the board legs are not skinny in width) would be drilling holes in the head/foot board an simply using long screws to attach the bed frame. For that you'd need to start with the dimensions of a queen sized bed frame and see if you can affix it to your head/foot board. IF you need an extender (and you likely will), this isn't the product for you. I would instead look for a product that is flat . . . I hope this makes sense. The thrift store headboard that I purchased was my summer DIY nightmare, far more complex than I could've imagined. :-)
602576
Sorry, I purchased the queen size headboard so I don't think the question applies to me. I will say though that it is a beautiful headboard. Good luck.
1332094
Not tall enough to fit with a standard headboard-holes drilled didn't meet.
553378
My understanding was that the standard hole is two inches. Mine was snug when I put it on and has not fallen off since I installed it.
879267
I don't know. I bolted mine and even then decided I will have to drill new holes. My pillows are sliding down behind the headboard with the current setup. Check their return policy as well. I would think you're going to have to bolt them somehow.
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Some answers state 1, 1 1/2-2 inches while 1 answer states it can actually accommodate 3 inches. Is there anyone who knows exactly the clamp width? I have a 2 inches thick headboard therefore 1 1/2 would not work but if it can really accommodate 3 inches then it would work for me! :-) Thanks!