How does ir fit on the wood frame?
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Could not get the frame to match headboard and or footboard on either my wheat bed frame or a wood frame. Don't know design name for the woodframe but it's a modern style with about 30 1 x1 square wood spindles across the headboard and footboard. Love the sturdiness of bedframe just which it would attach to headboard and footboard's. It will attach to headboards and foot boards however legs do not extend far enough to reach the floor making center of bed unsturdy
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it sits inside the wood frame not on it. It fits inside the bed frame. It is adjustable
624300
Yup, I bought two sets and slapped them both in a rast bedside no problem. Just needed a few additional screw to attach them to the inside of the wood, but the fit is perfect with no modifications. Lemme know if you have any other q's (nsafchuk@hotmail.com)
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I was not able to use my wood side rails. You will have to use the rails provided . I just used a dust ruffle and you couldn't see the rails :)
446197
You need to shim it. I put some shims at the top and bottom of the wood post and I fits nice and tight.
838373
I added pieces if wood to the wall to mount the metal bar outside the window frame. I could not mount to frame as the frame is not flat. The wood also seems to make more secure and easier to open screen if needed.
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There is a way to attach it to the wood frame if it has bars for the hardware. There is also velcro wraps. Very easy to attach. Hope it helps.
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We just have a metal boxspring frame hybrid. It depends on the kind of frame you have.
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no. and word of advice, the instructions are in a backward manner and the top rail thing is for aesthetics purposes only and nearly impossible to install. the wood is very soft as well.
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It is stretched in a cheap wood frame. One of my frames was cracked. I did my best to brace it but it still had a slight wrinkle to it.
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I do not know. I would assume that width is what matters as the holes are predrilled into the frame. But I don't actually know.
2020210
Jim, I had attempted to use this on a wooden stock. I have no experience on the composite stocks. It did not fit at all close to my wooden stock. I complained, they returned some answer which was not satisfactory to me. (Dealer to/from factory) I bought an alternate brand and fitted to the stock myself. Lots of wasted time !!
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It did not work on my wood frame because the part of the frame that connects to the support was too wide. I guess it would work if the wood frame was as thin as those on a metal frame.
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I am not sure, I will tell you that it is a little big for our iron frame that looks similar to the picture. it just isn't a snug fit, we don't mind because it serves its purpose.
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The mounting frame sits exactly flush with the left and right borders. I use it for photo and video and haven't had any issues. In my opinion, it fits.
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10.75W 19.25 L 1.75 D the "feet" that fit within the frame are a little more than 1.75"
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Some have a smaller frame. The distance between the screws is what you need to determine.
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I measured the one we have that's in a 36 inch window, and it looks like a 24 inch window is the narrowest window that it will fit - without slight modification. Cut/shave off 1/2 inch from each of the slide out panels and you should be fine. The wood is very soft and easy cutting. On another matter, if I had it to do over again I would get the less expensive clear plastic window and not the "one way" plastic. The "one way" plastic is good in theory, but it really limits what you can see on other than the brightest sunlight. Birds eventually get comfortable with your movements in the house anyway. I measured the one we have that's in a 36 inch window, and it looks like a 24 inch window is the narrowest window that it will fit - without slight modification. Cut/shave off 1/2 inch from each of the slide out panels and you should be fine. The wood is very soft and easy cutting. On another matter, if I had it to do over again I would get the less expensive clear plastic window and not the "one way" plastic. The "one way" plastic is good in theory, but it really limits what you can see on other than the brightest sunlight. Birds eventually get comfortable with your... » Read More I measured the one we have that's in a 36 inch window, and it looks like a 24 inch window is the narrowest window that it will fit - without slight modification. Cut/shave off 1/2 inch from each of the slide out panels and you should be fine. The wood is very soft and easy cutting. On another matter, if I had it to do over again I would get the less expensive clear plastic window and not the "one way" plastic. The "one way" plastic is good in theory, but it really limits what you can see on other than the brightest sunlight. Birds eventually get comfortable with your movements in the house anyway. « Show Less