can i use a california king headboard on a queen size frame? thanks
1647024
NO ...!!! WIDTH IS DIFFERENT ..I HAVE AN ITALIAN HEADBOARD WHICH MEASURED ON METRIC METERS which was 3 inches on both sides Of the queen bed :frame and screw holes were 3 inches too high. The bed claw & rollers was a good investment for me. I knew what I was doing.@60yrs old I did it all by myself.
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.
888664
I agree with the previous answer, you will need to do measurements. Also, I believe you can buy the parts to connect your headboard with the frame. You have to buy it separately because it does not come with this frame. I've read this on some of the reviews and Q&A; on this frame. Maybe you should look at it too, there may be a review on there about an Ikea bed frame?
1563616
This is meant for full or queen size. Using for king will be a stretch and will probably not sit within the frame. Hope this helps.
1061963
Yes, I do not see why not. There is no different in the two halves and nothing is sticking out to scrape you leg on if you did connect them with the little screw. But you would have to use a california king frame, not just a king
1908933
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.
1972148
Yes. They include everything you need to attach a frame to the headboard. A full size just barely makes it all the way across (that's what I have, and it was kind of tight), but a queen should fit no problem.
1611713
If you purchase the one that's for a California king it will fit. I purchased the queen and I am very satisfied with it. Hope this helps.
1889529
The dimensions should be wide enough to fit any queen size frame. I'm sure you could a metal bed frame, rather than the traditional box spring. The bed does come with 3 wood bed slats, which you probably will not need.
939547
I ordered a King size bed . But I think the frame is wide enough to fit the cal king mattress. We have about 6 inches room after the mattress is placed on 3 sides. So I think this room will be less if you use a cal king . But you dont need a box spring. I think measure the dimensions to be safe. Hope this helps.
510064
yes, as long as the holes on the headboard line up with your bed frame, I had to drill a new hole in the headboard to get it to align with my bed frame, hope this helps
783909
I purchased the headboards for twin beds in a guest room. I don't know if they have widths for calif king and regular king. 72 versus 78 inches could make a difference. You should measure carefully.
1351620
No. Not with this frame. We did buy a different one from a local mattress co that adjusts to hold a queen mattress on a full headboard and frame.
1938500
I suppose you could if you laid a piece of ply wood on the frame first. But I would not put just a queen mattress on this frame, I would only do that with a twin mattress.
1224969
Yes, California king is the standard "king" size for a hard side (goes into a frame) waterbed like this... When I got the box it said "king" but perfectly fits in my CA king frame...
1337016
This bed is designed for use with the matching Santa Barbara Headboard. A different headboard could be attached if you drill your own holes into the wood to attach it.
1619191
Probably it won't fit as there is a 4 inch difference between a King and a California king; the king size is wider.
1149808
I have a queen on mine, at it fits great! Once you have pillows (I have a double stack of two each)' that view doesn't show anyhow. I am very pleased with the headboard. :)