Does this connecf to a mattress frame
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Mine is not connected and I'm not sure one can. I just pushed the frame against it and it works fine.
26910
We connected a metal, queen bed frame to the headboard & it works fine. We have no complaints on this headboard.
2085021
It fits between the box spring and the mattress. So without a box spring? I don't know, it may make it a little tricky...
816602
Nope. Its just the headboard. It has an area where you can connect a frame to it though.
283360
No it does not, however if you frame the inside between the outside and inside it will work
214734
My frame did not come with a box spring. It doesn't have much support, just enough to hold the mattress. In short yes.
1625744
Yes. My husband attached our current headboard and footboard to this. We decided to use only the mattress with this frame because it was too high up with the box spring but you can try.
332276
Not really. It needs to anchor between the box spring and mattress on the opposite side.
1306310
Yes, but you will need to drill a hole to accept the screw threaded end. If the screw end has a machine thread then insert a T-nut fastener to secure it to the bed frame. Kevin mchughfurniture.com
744674
I have a box spring on this frame and the only issue I have is that the box spring moves around easily if you try to move your mattress, etc. We are going to solve that by putting screws through the frame into the box spring.
1168960
It is designed to fit on the frame of a hospital style bed frame. The frame has springs so the mattress does not have box springs. If this is the design of your bed then it the rails clamp to the bed frame.
572459
Yes. I would suggest you put a protective layer (sheet or blanket) between the mattress and the bed frame, because the actual support boards are not coated with anything and will stick to mattress.
1757460
usually the frame already has one end with a connection plate but if not then it should if there are holes on the frame to connect
924181
No. A traditional twin mattress fits perfectly. Anything larger will not fit into the frame
1669379
Yes it does, however, we have added more stability to the boards that support the mattress. We used a thick particle board and secured it to the frame. If and when we move the beds, the end boards will be taken off and we will leave the frame intact so that we don't have to worry about re-securing the board to the frame. It is a great bed, that was the only fixable flaw.
510063
You can connect it to a regular bed frame,there are several holes to do this. However, on my frame, only one set of the holes worked, so another set had to be drilled. It does work with just one set of holes on each side bolted, but it is not as secure. I've noticed that others here have said they have had to drill an additional set of holes as I did.
709011
This functions like a bedframe and box spring in one. I put my memory foam mattress directly on it, (with only a bedskirt between for aesthetic purposes). It really does add the same support you would get from a box spring; I must admit I have been impressed with it.
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No. I have this on a full bed but its not connected to the frame. The bed is too wide. So on a queen bed it would be more narrow.