I will drill my own holes in my bedframe. This product and the bedframe are "L" shaped angle iron, would the extns go on the in or outside of frame?
1380803
The extensions go on the outside of the frame.To save yourself some time instead of drilling the hole just get some self tapping screws and use those.That's what I did and they are doing the job.Use 12 x 3/4 screws.
2108616
gotta drill a couple of holes in the aluminum panel....make sure its where ya want it the first time!! otherwise these are normally meant for "open" rails! I had to actually make custom addins for the brackets on my old '84 Palm Beach 21', since mine is smaller square tubing!!!
992551
I mounted mine to an octagon box. Anyone at Home Depot could help you out with this.
1578653
They work fine if frame legs fit inside center and nothing else like blankets and sheets touch the floor or walls. The interceptor is designed to isolate the bed. Hope this helps
511800
I would assume so. I only had a frame and I attached my new headboard to it. My frame had holes where the screws that come with the headboard could go through. I would imagine that all frames have these. Good Luck. I love my headboard.
759792
yes you have to screw up from the angle iron into the holes drilled in the bottom of the square steel tube. these bolts are about 1" long.
165562
I mounted them to the inside of the bed by drilling holes through the side rails them used the bolts provided. They works best if you mount them where the stake hole in the bed is located. Good luch I hope this helps.
1894248
This is will work well. I went from an old bed to a king bed frame. I had to add an extra clamp board around the back of head board post. Just using the hooks the head board isn't real solid. But it's easily done.
1280812
If I remember correctly the spacers go on the side of the frame. That should make the bolt holes line up.
1970430
We had to drill our own holes. I would line everything up and then pre-drill your holes so you don't split the wood. Make sure you get the right angle and don't drill through the wood.
1112530
I used a bed frame and just a mattress it worked realy nice. But the holes didn't match up so I did have to drill my own holes on the bed frame and I drop the mounts on the head bord a few inches lower. With a electric drill was know problem. Hope this helped
45393
I had a problem with then because the holes don't line up with the extensions, so you probably will have to drill holes in them, that's what I did...Hope this is helpful for you....
1306310
Yes, but you will need to drill a hole to accept the screw threaded end. If the screw end has a machine thread then insert a T-nut fastener to secure it to the bed frame. Kevin mchughfurniture.com
376130
I don't think so.Idon't have a bed extender,but what i hawe seen in pictures when yyou flip the extender in the bed it's flush with the bbed opening and box sticks out a few inches past the opening.
1249835
I'm not sure. I believe it has holes to adapt to a traditional bed frame if that's what you're asking.
2156877
Perry, I'm not sure. I just cut the hole out of the drywall based of the space required. I'm also confused by what you mean angle, how would angle affect mounting it?
1306309
Yes, but you will need to drill a hole to accept the screw threaded end. If the screw end has a machine thread then insert a T-nut fastener to secure it to the bed frame.