Can i use this bracket to extend a double bed to a queen size to accomodate a queen mattress? i have a wooden headboard and foot board
628317
I would think so. We used this on our son's twin to extend to a extra long. He was a pretty big guy and we didn't have any trouble with it.
628318
This part attaches the bed frame to headboard, would work if your bed frame extends to a queen, but that is independent to this part.
2144811
It has to accommodate a foot board..I had also purchased the extenders because my bed from didn't.. and the extenders don't fit quit right..the space between the bolts to attach it is about 4" more or less and the extenders I got only accommodated about 3"...haven't had time to find different ones yet so the footboard is looser than I like.
170125
It will be fine. I hung a very heavy queen sized headboard from mine with no problems.
1181870
You need something like this. http://www.amazon.com/Structures-HIGHRISE-Headboard-Footboard-Bracket/dp/B005CRVQY0/ref=pd_rhf_se_p_d_5
1531877
Yes. If you have two side walls you so not have to purchase extra bracket.. Just make sure you are getting the rigth length as it is expandable.
68959
I got brackets for a head and foot board when I purchased Better than a Box Spring. Only used two for the head board. Saved the other two. Will sell them to you if you want them. Nancy
664706
Actually this is also a footboard. The assembly instructions say to make it a footboard DO NOT INSTALL to extension legs to raise the unit to headboard height. There are mounting holes in the frame to attach the unit to the foot of the bed. Your existing bed frame MUST have the footboard mounting plates. Not all frames have them.
1647025
Wouldn't recommend it. I bought a set of these to attach a Queen headboard to a Full size frame. They had to be modified and the headboard is wobbly.
1908934
We have attached this headboard to a metal queen sized frame with a queen sized mattress. The headboard is pre-drilled for both a full frame and a queen frame. Hope this helps you.
1352913
The headboard is attached to the matching wooden bed frame with wood screws. I suppose if you had the proper mounting angle irons you might be able to improvise, but this headboard was made for the matching bed frame. I would suggest careful measurements to see just where the attach-point might be, then you'd be into your own plans for the modification. Best wishes and good luck.
2006506
It appears that there are slots that could accommodate attaching a headboard and footboard. However, I'm not sure if you'd need a broader surface to hold it sturdily. I found this on Amazon which may of help if more structure is needed:Platform Frame Brackets for Headboard and Footboard (Set of 2)by Eco-Lux
152603
yes, you can. same company makes extenders. http://www.amazon.com/Structures-Footboard-Extension-Attachment-Twin-King/dp/B006ZF10TO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1361232880&sr=8-1&keywords=bed+frame+extenders
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.
1260210
Yes, but you may need to buy the additional brackets for a full as it fits a queen perfectly.
715374
I believe the queen size mattress is longer than full size so wooden rail might not work. I tried these and as I recall I couldn't get the headboard to stay vertical head to foot (plumb).
101972
No way. However, having said that, I originally was going to use a full size mattress and ended up using a queen. I put 4" extenders up at the headboard and moved all the brackets out by 2 inches. I then bought a metal frame to sit the bed on and now it has been converted to fit a queen. It was a lot of work and trial and error. I wish I knew a head of time that I needed a queen, it would have been way easier.
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I don't think so. This headboard is designed to fit a full or queen metal mattress frame. It includes bolts to bolt the headboard to the frame, which usually has brackets for mounting a headboard. The feet of this headboard are wide, with pre-drilled holes for attaching to a frame with the bolts. The inner holes are sized for a full-size frame, and the outer holes are sized for a queen-size frame.