Can this be used to raise the Headboard due to the mattress being to high?
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The purpose of the attachment is to widen or narrow the framw while using the same head/foot board. It could lower your mattress but will also change the width. There is an attachment just to lower while maintaining the same width
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Because of the way the slots angle on the hook I do not believe you could raise a head board straight up. This unit is used for adapting to a headboard that is smaller or bigger than the bed frame. If both are the same size you may need to look for a hook that has vertical slots.
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I looked into doing the same thing but it is not suggested because of the weight restrictions and the added height it would create. Because one side lowers to be used for access during the night increasing the mattress height leaves room for injury.
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I think risers can be used although I had to take my foundation out from under my mattress when I used this frame because my mattress was too high with both. Instead, I put good quality 1/2 boards on top of this frame and laid my mattress straight on top of the boards to prevent the wires from marking my mattress.
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It may be possible but I would not recommend. I clamp to a 1.5 in headboard and I would not want to try anything thicker.
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I don't think it will be to low, if that is your preference. I got a higher box spring and it looks great, it just depends on how high you want it to come up the headboard.
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You can. It'll make the bed tall. But it'll be more comfortable. Really depends how thick your mattress is
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I don't see why not, but it would make the bed pretty high. It's normal height with just a regular mattress.
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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.
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Hi Katherine, Yes you can. It MIGHT be a bit tight, but it'll work as long as you're not a basketball player. I'm 6' tall and I can raise it all the way up and it's above my head. Hope this helps. JOHN
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I believe you can. We have an upholstered headboard that we trapped between the bed and wall and it works great! The frame was super easy to assemble and set-up and I no longer stub my toes!
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I haven't tried it, but I would guess you could since the pad( the trifold padded board) that normally goes in the bottom moves to the top for the bassinet and is the same size as the mattress. I don't know if it would be safe though, since you would be raising the height by three inches.
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It raises the bed nearly 4" more than the regular height of the bed rails. It also helps move the bed around.
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I'm not sure, however, there are several holes that allow the bed frame to attach to the headboard wood extensions which in turn would adjust the height.
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If you are putting them under the box spring which as a wooden frame, then I would think it would work to raise the bed. However, if it's just a mattress, then I wouldn't think it would work as it would sag.
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Hi-Thanks for your inquiry-You should be able to do it as Each Raise It adds 1 inch of height.Thanks!
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It depends on the thickness of the box sping and of the mattress. we used a relatively thin box spring and normal size mattress and there is plenty of headboard above it.
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You probably could, but I would think it's unnecessary. I have it on slats about 15" high off the ground and it's pretty high already with the added height of the mattress. I am short (5'3") and it's high enough for me. Hope it helps!