Can a separate headboard be attached to this frame?
1406680
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.
1406681
It is wood so theoretically that might be possible with the right type of brackets. I have considered this for our beds and I think it might be something we could do at a later time. Right now my kids really enjoy the flexibility of moving these beds around in their room. They are very easy to move from place to place
1406682
I would think so, but remember it is a platform bed and as such is very low to ground.
1406683
If you pre-drill holes into the legs, I don't see why not. It may be a bit longer than your standard boxspring though. (...I had to make a bedskirt to the correct length...)
1406684
I have not tried to do so, but there certainly doesn't seem to be any provision in the frame, as delivered, for attaching a headboard. You would have to do it yourself, by drilling holes or using some other method of attachment.
2128846
No and u need the entire (extwnded) bed frame so that the headboard can be attached. Had to buy a new frame as I had the plain queen frame.
2276336
The frame does not include brackets so it would have to be drilled or possibly find brackets that work with the headboard.
1302630
I've moved away from the home where I had that bed, but I believe the unit just stands alone and has small brackets to attach it to the wall. There are panels at least a foot wide facing the top of the bed where a person could probably drill holes for bolts and attach a metal frame to the headboard. It is a heavy, sturdy unit. I was very happy with it and would happily get another one.
684048
This is not a bed frame. It's just a mattress support that a mattress will sit on. There isn't really a way to attach anything to it. You would need to get a bed frame separately if you want a headboard.
816602
Nope. Its just the headboard. It has an area where you can connect a frame to it though.
1741462
We have it attached to a metal frame. I think there are already screw/bolt holes in the metal frame the headboard is built around (the back of the headboard is open and hollow).
1741459
Quite easily. There are metal rails included with the headboard that attach to the back. These rails have slots for attaching to a metal frame. All the bolts needed to make these attachments are included. This is how I installed mine and it's very sturdy.
1625744
Yes. My husband attached our current headboard and footboard to this. We decided to use only the mattress with this frame because it was too high up with the box spring but you can try.
71409
The headboard is a separate piece but it is an integral/structural part of the bed. Not using it would require fairly significant modification.
1622226
The headboard is sold all on its own, unless you buy the bed set. You can buy a regular metal bead frame separate on amazon.
495605
If you bought a headboard then it has attachments ...friends of mine did that and just attached it with the ones that came with their headboard..
789222
No, just the headboard, you'd have to acquire a frame separately. I must add, however, that the picture does not due the headboard justice- I am very happy with it.
124141
Even though the picture shows the side rails, this listing only comes with the headboard. It is designed to attach to a separate bed frame.
2205146
They can be used separately; however, the top portion will look as it does in the photo.small/short headboard and railing.
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
813104
Answer here..The frame will only allow attachment of a headboard without extra parts.