We want to "connect" two twins to make a King size bedframe - due to cannot get a King mattress into our house - will this work ?
877679
I really don't see any reason why it wouldn't work. The frame is strong and set-up involves taking it out of the box, unfolding it, and placing it where you want it!
877680
You may need to purchase the California King sized bed--according to a question I noticed on the listing feed. Yes, I think it will work, but you may need to find a way to keep the two mattresses from spreading apart. Such as a really strong mattress cover/protector...or one that zips. This frame will easily fit through any entryway.
877681
This is a good frame and would support two twins....I don't believe they will slip. This does clip together in the middle....sounds like it's not sturdy but it is. If you put a king size padded cover on it....might be enough to keep the mattresses together
877682
Yes. You can lock the frames to make one king frame and put two mattresses on top. Problem is no way to tie the two smaller mattresses together as there are Jo sides not e frame. If you can tie the mattresses together it won't slide off. I hope this helps
2011311
My guess is that you would have to use two twins, putting them sidewise and using piece of foam designed specifically for that. At one time I used the foam to put twin beds together for guests and it worked. Good luck!
2079476
I think you would need a king boxspring. Otherwise there would be not support in the middle to hold up the twin boxspring. Sincerely, Russell West Wrest Furnishings
326641
I have a standard adjustable frame from Costco set up for twin size and I did bolt the headboard to the frame. The outside edges of the wooden legs are flush with the outside edges of the frame. The headboard juts out about a finger width more from the outside edges of the legs. I guess it will not work out if you bolted two headboards on two twin frames
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A standard twin mattress is just a little bit short for the frame. I rolled up a quilt and tucked it into the gap and have had no problems. I'd estimate the gap is maybe 4 to 6 inches.
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Yes, the bottom mattress pulls out and pops up evenly with the other mattress. The two twin mattresses combined create a king-sized bed. There can tend to be a small gap between the two mattresses, though. You can just live with it or put something in between them, like a blanket or a foam spacer that is made for just this thing. I really like the bed. When my two-year-old granddaughter spends the night, I pull the bottom mattress only partially out so it is low to the floor and I sleep on the upper mattress. You could also totally separate the two mattresses if that suited your needs on some occasion, too. Yes, the bottom mattress pulls out and pops up evenly with the other mattress. The two twin mattresses combined create a king-sized bed. There can tend to be a small gap between the two mattresses, though. You can just live with it or put something in between them, like a blanket or a foam spacer that is made for just this thing. I really like the bed. When my two-year-old granddaughter spends the night, I pull the bottom mattress only partially out so it is low to the floor and I sleep on the upper mattress. You could also totally separate the two mattresses if that suited your needs on... » Read More Yes, the bottom mattress pulls out and pops up evenly with the other mattress. The two twin mattresses combined create a king-sized bed. There can tend to be a small gap between the two mattresses, though. You can just live with it or put something in between them, like a blanket or a foam spacer that is made for just this thing. I really like the bed. When my two-year-old granddaughter spends the night, I pull the bottom mattress only partially out so it is low to the floor and I sleep on the upper mattress. You could also totally separate the two mattresses if that suited your needs on some occasion, too. « Show Less
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I ordered the classic brand for a twin bed and it barely fit it still won't support my daughter's twin mattress.. my suggestion is to to measure your bed and get some real wood slabs cut and drill them down
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No, a twin topper is about 38" x 74" while a King mattress is 76" x 80" so a twin would be significantly too small. Even if you got two twins side by side they would still be too short. Two Twin XL toppers on the other hand would be a pretty close fit and would be a great option if you have a split king mattress.And yes, the fitted sheet fits over the topper and the mattress and stays put nicely.
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Yes my son has two twin mattresses on this frame..One ontop & one below. They are not sold with this bed frame.
1884935
It will not work. The width of the connections for a king bed is a total of 16 inches wider than the queen bed. You will have to use a bolt or screw on plate instead.
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It takes about 3-5 minutes for each twin mattress if you're putting two together to make a king. I'd imagine it would take somewhere around 5-7 minutes if it's one continuous king size mattress. Really depends on if it's a double stack, if it's one continuous mattress, and how fast you pump!
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Yes, this can be used with a twin bed. That is what we used it for. Our son has an XL twin bed that we used it on because we extended the twin size frame to an XL. We had to do the work our selves because we live in a rural area and can't just run to the store to purchase. We needed a sturdy frame for him and already had the twin frame so we just cut and welded on the addition and used these brackets.
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I think you would need a king boxspring. Otherwise there would be not support in the middle to hold up the twin boxspring.Sincerely,Russell WestWrest Furnishings
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Yes you can link them and use one remote with a king mattress. The split mattress doesn't work out very well.
1378943
You must have meant a king size bed frame. That is pretty much what I did with this item. I connected a full size headboard to a queen size bed frame. This item allowed me to use the original bolts and nuts to attach it to both the bed fame and the headboard. It isn't real sturdy this way but it works fine for aesthetic purposes.
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Ditto! I bought two twins, attached the twin frames, and voila! Twin mattress and box spring fits nicely. Easy and very pretty!
713771
You could definitely use a king frame or 2 twin frames. We used 2 twins because we have a twin daybed with a twin pop-up trundle. We used the SGT KNOTS strap around the mattresses and my guests slept with the mattresses lined up horizontally and with a thick king mattress pad. Despite the trundle having wheels and being on a wood floor, the strap made it totally secure.