distance between the attacment holes so the headboard will fit my frame?
1139956
the holes will fit any bed frame you have, as most of them are adjustable. I have a queen size and fits' perfectly. Not sure understand your question. Do you have an odd size frame?
348963
The spacing between screw holes is about 2 inches. Note that it does not come with the screws to hang it!
731007
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
291284
There are openings for a screw/wing nut. We attached our headboard bit it's all about the spacing and height of the headboard/legs.
46613
I suppose you could use a longer bolt to attach a headboard where the corner brace is attached. We use a freestanding headboard with ours.
2248930
I have a full-size Compack bed frame. The place to attach the headboard is at the head-end of the frame. Depending on where the attachments are to be within the headboard would determine whether it would fit. The place for the screws is inset from the side edge of the frame. I imagine these are more or less standard.
817902
Couldn't measure where the screw is, the bed frame ixThe bed frame is 7 inches from the floor. I only bought the headboard and a standard bed frame.,
991512
Im Not sure but it will fit perfectly. I have a headboard and foot board also.
1618948
I have a metal frame for my boxspring and mattress. There are screws that come with the headboard, and they easily fit into the predrilled ones on your bed frame. The headboard has also got predrilled holes. I screwed them together before I put the uooer part of the headboard on so I could easily align the holes. Just make sure to read directions carefully before starting.
1446072
You will need to line up the headboard and extension legs, get a small piece of 2 x 4 and slightly tap it in using the 2 x 4 and a hammer. that's what I did and had no problem.
241469
It might fit but not entirely sure. We set it up and took away our bed frame and just usethe headboard with the base parked up next to the headboard. The base makes your bed move so I think it is best to use without a frame around it.
1190317
Not sure...you probably have to adapt the frame (add something to it) -- maybe buy an old antique frame on Craigslist and take the piece from it that headboards attach to? There are often frames like that for about $50 or so...just a thought. Good luck with your project!!!!
1623733
I had a wooden headboard and needed a new frame. The frame was exactly the same size as a standard queen sized bed/mattress. The only thing is that it had no holes to attach it to the frame so my friend had to adapt it by drilling a long screw into the headboard and attaching it to the bed frame. It looks great and only took him a few minutes to attach the screws. The headboard is the same width as the frame on my bed which is 60 " wide. Hope this helps with your selection!
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.
997102
The frame is 42 inches high from the floor to the top of the headboard. So depending on how high your bed is or thick your mattresses are it will be different for each one. We have the thick mattress and the mattress is even with the openings for each cubby.
1625447
My bed frame is 7 1/2" off the floor. The frame attaches to predrilled holes in the frame.
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Really hard to say because of not knowing how your headboard attaches. Just measured my frame at the head, and it is 56" total distance edge-to-edge including the legs. The exterior distance between the legs is 48"--see the picture of the bed frame to see what I'm referring to. Interior of the cross board at the head is 53" before the sides start. Meaning there is more room to attach the headboard if a bracket were attached inside, but if it attached outside, there is only the 48" between the legs or the headboard attaches to the legs which are 1.25 inches thick and stand out from the crossboard that distance. Hope this helps. I didn't put a headboard on mine and so far, it's worked out pretty well. Really hard to say because of not knowing how your headboard attaches. Just measured my frame at the head, and it is 56" total distance edge-to-edge including the legs. The exterior distance between the legs is 48"--see the picture of the bed frame to see what I'm referring to. Interior of the cross board at the head is 53" before the sides start. Meaning there is more room to attach the headboard if a bracket were attached inside, but if it attached outside, there is only the 48" between the legs or the headboard attaches to the legs which are 1.25 inches thick and... » Read More Really hard to say because of not knowing how your headboard attaches. Just measured my frame at the head, and it is 56" total distance edge-to-edge including the legs. The exterior distance between the legs is 48"--see the picture of the bed frame to see what I'm referring to. Interior of the cross board at the head is 53" before the sides start. Meaning there is more room to attach the headboard if a bracket were attached inside, but if it attached outside, there is only the 48" between the legs or the headboard attaches to the legs which are 1.25 inches thick and stand out from the crossboard that distance. Hope this helps. I didn't put a headboard on mine and so far, it's worked out pretty well. « Show Less