HOW do you attach this to your bed
1150440
Assuming you have an ikea bed frame you have to also have the metal support beam (have to buy separate) the slates just lay on top of the beam and the lip of the frame
1150441
Just lay the 2 tracks down under the matress on tip of the center bar and side rails built into the bedframe. It keeps the matress from caving in.
122706
The thing slides between mattress and box spring. BUT first, you hook the outer end onto your sheet via the two little slots. They work well for us!
1302630
I've moved away from the home where I had that bed, but I believe the unit just stands alone and has small brackets to attach it to the wall. There are panels at least a foot wide facing the top of the bed where a person could probably drill holes for bolts and attach a metal frame to the headboard. It is a heavy, sturdy unit. I was very happy with it and would happily get another one.
761586
You should of got hole cover with your bed and if not you can use wood screw!!
1503136
It comes with hardware to attach a headboard! I have a headboard on mine and it took little or no effort/time to attach it!
1765400
Hi there. We had the same issue! There is a small "button" on one of the legs (at the edge of the bed part) that you press . It's the same one that's SUPPOSED to click to lock it into place (had some difficulties w/one of ours). It isn't obvious since it kind of blends in with all the other black plastic hardware. Hope this helps. Have a blessed week! :) | db, charlotte nc | 11-Nov-2014.
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Mounting is really simple and it should come with mounting instructions. First things first: MEASURE YOUR BED AND MARK WHERE YOU WANT THEM SO THEY ARE EVEN ON BOTH SIDES! There is a single bolt (3/8" head I think?) on the bottom part of the clamp, you will need a socket wrench with at least a 3" extension to get it on easily. Before you install it, loosen that bolt enough so that the triangular metal part in the middle is loose enough to get the bed rail inner edge between the triangular part and the rubber part pictured - don't remove the bolt. It's a pain in the butt to align once it's under the rail. To install (the black rubber part pictured goes on the outside of the bed rail) reach underneath with your socket wrench and tighten the single bolt down. As you tighten it, the triangular part cinches up against the underside of the bed rail and holds the clamp on. Be careful not to over tighten it. Very simple install. Good luck!
684048
This is not a bed frame. It's just a mattress support that a mattress will sit on. There isn't really a way to attach anything to it. You would need to get a bed frame separately if you want a headboard.
1862844
There were 2 holes on the bottom of that front headboard piece that would lie flush with the bed. You attach there through the back of that board then into the bed frame... perhaps you used the wrong board in its place?
608300
Yes- the easiest/simplest way to attach is with the bed accessory rail system and attach it to the adjustable tie downs
165561
Depending on how your tie downs are you can bolt them to the bed with an L shaped bracket. On older Chevy trucks this is how i do it.
989648
You mount it to a metal bed frame. It has pre-drilled mounting holes ready to go. It took us five minutes. So easy and we have loved this for a year now!
766730
Clip it to the top left corner then walk to the end of the bed and kind of drag it under the mattress as you walk to the bottom right corner. It is possible to do on your own but much easier with 2. There are pictures and more descriptive directions on the package.
963508
You don't have to, but when I bought this, I purchased a ladder separately. It was about $40 and made by the same company. The ladder came with metal hooks that hook over the edge near the bottom of the mattress. I think you could attach it with screws, but we didn't. We move it back and forth. You could also climb up onto the bed from either end, but we have one end against a wall and the other is not very accessible as well.
1302631
No, it does not attach and it does not come with attachments. I have mine snug between the wall and bed that it remains still and upright. Hope this helps.
2253554
always use bed slats. put one right under the heavist part of your body. then use 2 bed claws under the bed slat. again under the heaviest part of your body. i had to screw mine to the slat and the floor to keep it from coming loose. the claw has holes in top and bottom for screws.
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The headboard is meant to be attached to the wall. The headboard is one piece that attaches to the wall and the end tables are separate pieces. I can't think of a good way to attach to a bed frame. If you don't want to attach it to a wall, you could build a seperate wood frame to attach the headboard to.