What part do I need to connect this to a wood headboard and footboard?
1760430
No additional parts are needed for headboard and footboards as the claws of the rails hook right into them. Your head/foot boards have to be the type that have openings for the hooks/claws.
1760431
Crystal you don't need any parts. The metal slides directly into the ridges of the wood.
1760432
Generally, there are two types of headboards...one that has slots for the "claw" that you see in this picture or another that may have holes for a bolt on rail, which these can do also. Most headboards typically are slotted to accept these claw rails. Hope that helps.
1760433
It has the normal hooks at the end which are inserted into the head and foot boards
2002534
Hi Patricia! We bought this for my daughter and she doesn't even have a head or footboard! We just used a regular bed frame to put it on and it worked great! she LOVES this bed!
497022
It would depend on the bed frame that you have. This headboard and footboard need to be screwed onto the frame so that they stay up and in place. The screws that come with are not the type that have a point at the end...these are like long bolts with a nuts to hold them on. I hope that helps.
1197696
Any standard correct size headboard and/or foot board will mount up to it easily. So if you are getting a twin you will want to get a twin headboard/foot board and so on. I do not recommend a wood frame for this it is not really designed for side rails and will make utilizing this difficult.
603697
You need to purchase foot extension separately. Most screw attached headboards are a standard size but there are 5 holes on each side where a headboard attaches.
2037826
That would depend on the width and depth of the space between the headboard & footboard, and from side to side. Get those measurements and compare them to the measurements provided in the product description. If you have an existing frame with rails, you may want to consider adding extra slats between the rails to support a foam mattress (if that's your intent) which would eliminate the need for the metal platform.
256922
These bed rails are designed for hook-on connections, so no hardware is necessary. To use these, you should have hook-in slots in both your headboard and footboard, and inside those slots should be two metal pins which are approximately two inches apart on centers.If you need a frame which has bolts going through the frame and through the headboard/footboard which are either 2-1/2" or 4" apart, you'll want to search for Bolt-On bed frames, not Hook-On.If you need help picking the best frame for your needs, call us at 1-800-823-4233.
715375
Side rails are not included. We used these hook on bolts to attach our wooden headboard to a simple metal bed frame. Previously, we had wooden side rails and a footboard. We wanted to get rid of the foot board and still use the headboard. These worked perfectly to attach the headboard to the metal frame.
684050
This is totally different part of the headboard or footboard. So you can have any options of either headboard. I bought the bed frame with both headboard and footboard and it works great.
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?
361156
It doesn't come with a head board, so you can use anything you like. But you will probably have to mount the new headboard to the wall, or make some type of connecting device to head of the bed.
1166977
It's just a box spring and mattress, you provide the frame so you would just need to get a frame that you can attach a head- and/or footboard to.
1307211
If you have a frame that has the capability to attach a footboard, you will not need this. Many frames are for headboards only; thus, requiring the attachment kit.
1099824
Any twin bed frame will do, but if you want to use the footboard, you'll need the extended frame. I believe you can search for it as a "twin bed frame extension kit." If the manufacturer offers anything for the conversion, go with that. I didn't and kinda regret it. We ended up with something too makeshift for my liking without having the right tools.
169227
It attaches to the head board and foot board. If you have side rails it may or may not fit beside them. Hope this helps.
2060693
if you look at the corners, there are brackets that could accomodate both. but it would have to be a specific sizing to fit. i am unsure if head and footboards have common screw spacings.
813101
There is a place on the frame for a headboard, but not a footboard, which as another responder said may just mean that you need to buy some kind of adaptor.