Can this work with a twin size bed frame? I am trying to match it with a storage wooden twin bed.
1597555
I don't think it can. I don't know how wide a twin bed is, but it is 42 inches from inner edge to inner edge of the stabilizers if you wanted to try drilling into those, but I would not recommend it.
1597556
No. This is really a full size headboard that can only be attached to a full bed.
2181158
The frame will work with standard size beds --&gt; from twin to queen. I don't believe 50" is a standard width..? So my guess is, probably won't work as delivered.
372299
Yes. We have an extra tall bed frame that fits full sized storage totes and a pillow top mattress; this headboard still looks great with our set up. Initially that was my concern too.
2250522
Do you mean like it is in the product photo?The rails hold the the slats that supports the mattress , it has to match otherwise it wouldn't work
2181669
I just put this together today and I would say the answer as to whether a standard twin bed skirt would work is "no". A standard twin has skirt flaps on 3 sides (2 long and 1 short) but the daybed needs 2 short sides and 1 long side. I measured from the top of the front slat support rail to the floor and it was 17 inches. The twin skirt that I happened to have is too short. I tried to make it work since you can't really see the left side of the bed so not having a flap over there would not matter and I tucked the other long side under the mattress. The problem is that trying to make it hang longer in the front makes the front corner too far forward. It also slides around to easily while you are trying to position the mattress. I think it is because of the smooth finish on the wood. I had a daybed years ago that had a metal spring frame as the support insead of wooden slats and rails and that made it easier to use a standard twin skirt. The spring frame attached to the wood frame at the corners only so there was space to let the skirt hang directly from over the edge of the spring frame. Hope this helps.
393123
We used this to mount a King frame to a Queen headboard, without knowing the size of the headboard I can't answer the question. If the headboard is smaller than the frame and you can drill holes in the headboard it should work.
1734406
Hard to answer. If the distance between the bed and the frame is longer than the adapter (for example if the bed has posts it may not work). If the frame has a place to bolt the adapter through and it requires a hook on rail it will probably work. Hope that helps.
609253
You can use this on any size bed. The issue is what kind of frame you are attaching the headboard to. We could not use this because the post on the headboard was not wide enough for the attachment. We were a full headboard to a queen frame.
304535
We think so. We used it to attach a queen-size headboard to full size frame and it worked like a charm. Good luck!
1128148
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!
1099823
I believe a regular twin bed frame would fit right into the headboard, but you should check with the manufacturer for a definitive answer.
1502299
Larrydude,This ACTS as a bed spring/box spring.As for if it can fit into your bed frame, I don't know. You'd have to compare dimensions.
510064
yes, as long as the holes on the headboard line up with your bed frame, I had to drill a new hole in the headboard to get it to align with my bed frame, hope this helps
1661849
Probably wont work. Mine is 36 inches wide. The headboard attaches to the frame the bed sits on. Its a great product but you might want to remeasure the metal part where it would attach.
1734405
I used it with a for poster queen size bed. We had to get other screws that were longer so that it would work. It has been ok.
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
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yes, it should. Check that the headboard connection height is similar to the bed connection. This can solve width issues, no so much with height issues