Can you attach a headboard?
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There are no extra holes in the legs or frame to do this. What I did was I put the frame together without the legs and then laid it inside my existing metal bed frame which does have the headbard holes and was already attached to the headboard. Then I put the existing bed frame legs on 3.5 inch wooden risers and I still use a skirt. The result is lots of room under the bed.
46612
You would have to make modifications to add a head board that is physically attached. By default there is no brackets or bolt/screw holes for it.
46613
I suppose you could use a longer bolt to attach a headboard where the corner brace is attached. We use a freestanding headboard with ours.
46614
What about the adapters that they sell? Would this work?STRUCTURES by Malouf Set of 2 Bolt-On Footboard Extension Brackets Attachment Kit - Twin-King
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Not unless you have lots of tools and know how to build and attach one from scratch. But i wouldn't recommend it. Its not very good quality and their isn't a good way to stabilize it.
2060692
Headboard for sure...although we didn't use a footboard, I assume it could be done. To be sure, you probably should ask the seller.
813104
Answer here..The frame will only allow attachment of a headboard without extra parts.
280807
We did attach a headboard to it. My daughter made one from particle board wrapped in fabric and my husband figured out a way to attach it with our own screws etc.
1420549
Definitely.....we do not have any headboards in the house. Over this bed and frame we have a wall hanging - no headboard, no problem!
242867
Yes, a headboard can be attached, although I was lazy and just propped ours against the wall. The frame has a pair of vertical rectangular metal plates at the two corners at the head of the bed. The plates have several horizontal slits suitable for putting screws through to attach a headboard.
2239213
Yes, just slide out extra width probably 1 1/2 in per side and slide screw in. I used screws with wing nuts so I could tighten easily when they became loose. Headboard may wiggle slightly.
868344
Mine is definitely attached to the bed. Not sure if you can get creative and somehow mount it to the wall. It's a great looking headboard though!
1767665
not unless you created some sort of dock&latch; port. there is no system in place to attach a headboard. i did buy the headboard (the one wtih the shelving units) that is associated with the product and just pushed the bed up against it and it worked great. but there is nothing in place to attach a headboard
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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.
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Yes you can. It has 2 extra holes on each side that you can attach a head board. the holes are on both ends meaning you can put the head board on either side. I hope you can visualize what I am saying. Any other question feel free to ask. oh and it is really firm bed.
1013661
iam not so sure you can attach a headboard but you may be able to drill hole on either side of top frame and attach...but don't think it would be too sturdy..this is a heavy duty frame though.
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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.
1888282
No. Full size bed frame is too narrow to attach to legs of this queen size headboard. Headboard is lovely though.
51461
Yes - that's how we have it. The headboard attaches to the bed frame, on which the box spring and mattress sit.
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Yes, but you will need to drill holes in the legs if you want to fasten the headboard with bolts. I am using cable ties.
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