Can you use these slats on a standard metal frame?
743525
No I'm not too satified with the slats I received not not sure if your able to use them on a metal frame .
743526
Maybe - one issue I had with the slats is that they moved around on my wood framed bed so I used screws to fix their position. On a standard metal frame, it depends on how well the slats fit horizontally across the bed frame. If it's snug, you might get by without fixing the slats in place; otherwise, epoxy might be necessary to hold them in place.
743527
yes if the metal frame does'nt have large gaps. the slates will fall thru. It works on this from amazon(Sleep Master Platform Metal Bed Frame/Mattress Foundation, Queen . Roll over image to zoom in by Sleep Master Roll over image to zoom in Sleep Master Platform Metal Bed Frame/Mattress Foundation, Queen by Sleep Master
696928
Yes you can...I bought one a raised metal frame for mine...that would work fine
1897130
I don't think so. I not sure how you would slip them into a metal frame. You can attach them to the back.
1919836
Yes but like the other response make sure your frame is long enough. I used them on a twin frame for a headboard
392147
There are 13 slats, made out of metal, and they rest in metal receivers on the frame. Very sturdy. You can screw the slats in, but I just let gravity do it and everything has been great.
829596
I wouldn't recommend doing that. It's a good bed but I just have a mattress on and I can't imagine the slats supporting a box spring and a mattress
1494955
We just have a metal boxspring frame hybrid. It depends on the kind of frame you have.
1664392
Slats are fastened to the frame. Probably a good idea to have two people working on it as it's not the lightest thing around. :)
204331
Slat position is fixed since they fit into grooves in the frame. But if you're handy with wood, you could probably figure something out.
510065
I secured mine to my standard metal frame, and it works fine. The screws you'll need are included in the package.
523331
I used these three metal slats to replace broken wooden slats on a bed that sounds similar to yours. I left in all the other wooden slats that were not broken. I can't imagine only having the 3 metal slats as support. I feel that the bed would sag and create back pain.
1765180
Yes you can. Lift the form off the stand. Look inside and you will see metal slats pull each connection until you get the length you need. The only thing wrong with doing this, is there becomes a gap and can not pin in this area. I had to adjust mine about 2 inches it is very tight and can be hard to do.
449595
Depending on the spacing of your slats. If located so that they are spaced the exact same as the bars, yes. If not, then no. Best to measure the slats locations and then compare to the width of the item first.
969396
I believe you can. You will notice it doesn't line up with the frame very well. No hardware is included either.
628014
Yes you can. The frame I used is a bit thick but I'm sure you could use a thin one also.
972780
I don't see why not. They are just a set of slats hooked together with two fibre tape strips.
516
If the slats are closely placed it shouldn't be a problem-if they're more than a few inches apart I'd get a piece of plywood or other foundation to lay over them.