I have a broken bed frame (side rails) that fit into a headboard and footboard with a claw like hook. Will these adapt a reg. frame to replace?
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Yes. You will need to oder the footboard kit and make sure the new bedframe will accept both adapters.
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they will as long as you have a complete set of 4 and the footboard end of your rails is not the hollywood style
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My wooden side rails were broken, so I found some metal rails, bought this and it worked great. There were two styles of hooks so make sure you get the same looking ones as are on you broken rails.
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It depends, the box spring fits into a frame. The frame could fit into a headboard and footboard. The box spring does not attach directly to a headboard without a frame.
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Irene, this is a common question. No one hook side rails will not work correctly or safely with beds designed with two pin hook in slots. As a matter of fact not all two hook side rails will work either. This is because the ISPA International Sleep Products Association Standards put in place are voluntary and not every bed manufacturer follows those standards. They do this opting to build a bed and frame that is unique that they can call their own. This leaves them as the only source for replacements.
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Yes they can adjust to fit several different sized beds. Ours is a Cal King an it fits very well in our wooden frame to give extra support. It does not come with screws to drill into an existing frame but my husband had some wood screws already that we were able to use. Overall it's a good sturdy middle support frame.
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There is another frame or an adapter kit/brackets you can purchase that will allow you to attach a traditional headboard to it.
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Yes - I have an antique full size wood headboard and foot board, with the converter I am able to use a queen size mattress and box spring. I absolutely love the frame.
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These bed rails are designed for hook-on connections, so no hardware is necessary. To use these, you should have hook-in slots in both your headboard and footboard, and inside those slots should be two metal pins which are approximately two inches apart on centers.If you need a frame which has bolts going through the frame and through the headboard/footboard which are either 2-1/2" or 4" apart, you'll want to search for Bolt-On bed frames, not Hook-On.If you need help picking the best frame for your needs, call us at 1-800-823-4233.
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No, I don't think so, it will allow you to adjust upward and downward a bit, but it is mainly for those old fashioned bed rails that used hooks to attach to the bed frame.
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No, these extenders allow you to attach a footboard to a bed frame that was not originally designed to have a footboard attached. (All bed frames seem to be designed to attach to a headboard, but not necessarily a footboard.)
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No. The side rails hook into the. headboard and footboard. You could change it up a bit by attaching it to a feed frame, but you wouldn't have the side rails.
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I used these brackets with a queen headboard and king bed with hook brackets for the headboard and to be honest it does move a bit. There really isn't any alternative if you want to combine mismatched beds and headboards. The weight of your headboard will actually be an advantage and may move less than mine. I'd say do it!
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Measure the distance of the slots on your headboard and make sure the hooks are the same distance, then your bed frame has to be close to the same height as the headboard the brackets are adjustable up or down to match the height of the slots in the headboard. I had to drill a new mounting hole in the steel bed frame to get my bracket to line up correctly
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Won't take standard frame-has to be 2 separate rails that bolt into headboard and footboard
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The extentions are designed to convert the bed rails up to a king size mattress. You mount the extensions to the footboard and from there it just depends on what lenght you need. It will not give you the width if you need it wider I did see other hardware for that as well.
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This is totally different part of the headboard or footboard. So you can have any options of either headboard. I bought the bed frame with both headboard and footboard and it works great.
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The headboard is attached to the matching wooden bed frame with wood screws. I suppose if you had the proper mounting angle irons you might be able to improvise, but this headboard was made for the matching bed frame. I would suggest careful measurements to see just where the attach-point might be, then you'd be into your own plans for the modification. Best wishes and good luck.
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I think I did still some small pilot holes for the bolts i put in so I didnt split the wood. The holes on the frame do not line up perfectly with the preset holes on the head/footboard. I used the bottom preset holes and then drilled/bolted directly into the headboard Measure to figure out what works for you bit these did the trick pretty easily to convert the crib.