We have an old full sized bed with head and foot boards and we want to convert it to a queen size. Anything I see pictured doesn't say anything about the side rails included or not included. The original side rails are of the same wood as the bed and...
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I don't think these will help you with the side rails. Basically these adapters just attach to the queen-sized frame and move the hooks for the headboard and footboard inward so the full size headboard and footboard can attach.
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The queen size bed has 4 legs and is a complete bed. I really like mine. It appears sturdy and solid. In the box, the footboard and headboard look just the same. There are 2 leg "extenders" that you attach to the headboard to make it taller than the footboard. The extender pieces actually have the feet on one end aNd the other end of the extender attaches into the headboard "leg".
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No, the bed comes exactly as shown in picture. Not sure why it says 4 side rails. The top bunk has them on both sides but not the bottom.
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Yes. They include everything you need to attach a frame to the headboard. A full size just barely makes it all the way across (that's what I have, and it was kind of tight), but a queen should fit no problem.
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NO, This center support is not designed to work with beds that have wooden sides rails. Wood type side rails usually hook into the matching wood headboard and wood footboard. The wooden side rails often include a wooden lip on the inside of the rails where wooden or steel center support slats can be securely fastened with wood screws. Please feel to contact us for help with this type of center support. (Doug Belleville STL Beds Manager)
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No. The whole point of this product is to replace the original rails, so you can put a queen size matress on a "full size" bed.
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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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The crib includes toddler rail conversion, but you will need to purchase the rails to convert to a full size bed (see link below).DaVinci Jayden/Piedmont Hidden Hardware Conversion Rails, Espresso
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You can try bedframes.com here is an excerpt SC-7 - Full/Queen/King/Cal-King Support System for Wood Rails 1 1/4 inch angle iron, with adjustable glides (for heights 6" - 15") - Support System for Wood Rails is a better alternative to wood slats that are often provided with wood beds. The adjustability of the Support System allows for a snug fit regardless of the size of the bed. constructed from recycled railroad steel, this Support System provides more strength, support and durability than wood slats. Made in the USA. Hope that helps
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All but the mattress. Of note, you'll need a box spring or the mattress will sit too low and your top mattress won't have enough support. Also, I got the queen frame and the side bed rails were about 6-9" too long for a standard queen bed. I'm having them cut by a friend to size but you should know it may be an issue before you purchase.
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There's a separate conversion kit (rails, etc.), that you need to purchase in order to convert it from a crib to a bed. If you can, either search by the title for the crib listing itself, or go through your orders and pull up the crib listing; it should show a section of items people bought with the crib, and it may show that kit. Good luck!
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Yes you can use your existing headboard,foot board,and rails. Take the slats out of the middle and it will sit right down in between. It basically uses your bed as a shell around your adjustable unit.Thanks mark
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Even though the picture shows the side rails, this listing only comes with the headboard. It is designed to attach to a separate bed frame.
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No, you would need to get bed rails for the full size bed (and, of course, a mattress and/or box spring). The back of the crib becomes the headboard and the front of the crib would be the footboard. You can get bedrails, etc., at any retailer that sells beds (i.e. Sears, JC Penney, Better Bedding, etc.). If you go to this Amazon link, there are really good pictures of the crib/bed: Dream On Me Ashton Convertible 5 in 1 Crib, Pecan Hope this helps.
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I'm sorry I can't help with that question. I converted a queen headboard to fit a full-size mattress. Of course, you can see the edges of the headboard, but the fullness of the bedspread covers it very well.
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The center section on mine isn't adjustable so the rails will not be wide enough for queen head and foot boards.
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We ordered this a few months ago. It comes with a headboard, side rails, and a slightly larger then the sides, footboard. We were extremely pleased with the quality of this bed.