My headboard is 1 and 5/8 inches thick. Will the brackets fit that thickness?
1151837
It should not be a problem. My headboard is a little over 2" and it works fine for us.
1151838
In my estimation it is more like 1 and 2/8. I measured the inside of the hook and that was the approximation. I also tried it on a one inch thick round headboard in another bedroom, and it fit with a little more room. It does hook out and gets wider, but the curved portion is where it actually hooks onto the headboard. It might be worth trying. The other consideration to take into account is the heighth of your headboard. If it is not very high, your pillows and your face might be parallel to the light. Good luck with your decision.
1151839
Yes. It has heavy adjustable plastic coated metal wire brackets that should easily accommodate that thickness.
1151840
I would say, it will probably fit. The wire hooks are pretty flexible. My headboard is about 2" and all it took was a pair of pliers and a little gentle adjusting to make it fit.
1151841
Yes, it fits mine at 1 1/2. The hooks are curved and coated with plastic. They ride slightly above and are hardly noticeable.
805199
as long as you order the matching size, I don't see why it wouldn't. The frame looks like it has the bolting spots to bolt the headboard onto the frame. The headboard bolts on very easily.
904193
I don't think the brackets are long enough to provide the needed support. I have two beds with these and one I used a 2x6 and the other a 2x8. Found them at Menards if that helps!
931311
It is made for a door 1 1/2 inches thick but the brackets are not real heavy and could be rebent to 1 3/4 with a vise. I am happy with mine all the hats fit good and don't fall out.
1293918
It will fit over anything that is less than 2 inches in thickness. So if your headboard is less than 2 inches thick, it will fit
1289608
I don't think so. Mine is 1.5 inches and the brackets fit it perfectly. I would say no more than 1.75"
1334932
On mine it was roughly 5 inches at the lowest hole all assembled. Wouldn't recommend any headboard that has serious weight. The brackets also are for either headboard or footboard, so if you wanted to mount both would require two kits. Didn't find that out till I received them.
1873044
Minimum 3/4" on wood, 3/8" steel plate, after that it you can go as thick as you want, mount bracket is 3/4" angle iron - L shape
307710
My door is 1 3/8 thick and the brackets that came with the shoe rack are 1 5/8. Just make sure to install all the screws on the one you have, as this will keep it from moving when it's full of shoes while opening and closing the door. I hope I was able to help you.
924972
Yes. My door was 1 3/8" thick and they fit. Actually they were a litle big.
240800
The bracket itself is about 1 3/4" wide. The screw holes are about 1" apart to screw into the wall. So hopefully your screws well catch the backing. Good luck...
1941764
I can only assume you want to mount to the wall? It's impossible to say with no idea of how big the headboard will be, how much it will weigh, or how you plan to attach to the wall. The brackets themselves are plenty sturdy, but are only as effective as how you attach them into the wall/headboard. I used mine to attach speakers to the wall and stud behind it. Each speaker is around 30# and with only one hinge per speaker, they are more than enough.
1894330
My cabinet was 2" thick and at the maximum adjustment it wouldn't fit. Mine was maybe 1/8" too large. If yours is 1 5/8" thick it should work fine for you. It's a nice unit.
1150951
I just went and measured the poles, and they actually measure 1 5/16". So they should easily fit your 1 3/8" mounts.
303914
My shelf is approximately 1 inch thick and I don't think it could accommodate any thicker than maybe 1.5 inches. Hope this is helpful.
275155
It might fit since the brackets don't really touch the wall, only the mounting touches. I had a tight space. The rod set is beautiful.
567298
You have to secure the brackets to the frame, it would depend on whether the frame is wide enough to attach the bracket. My frames were 3/4" wide and it worked fine.