How does it attach to the frame? What else do I need for that part?
1418982
Frame should have brackets and hardware needed; screws and nuts. Ours went together in 10 minutes! great headboard...no rattles or squeaks!
1418983
we did not install the headboard directly to the frame of the bed but instead we attached it permanently to the wall behind the bed. on seeing the results, one would never know that it wasn't attached to the bed. if this method is used, it is a good idea to use wood spacers between the wall and the frame, so as not to allow the frame to hug tight against the wall. if there are not wall studs to directly screw into, you can obtain screws with wall locking devises from a hardware store that will attach the frame securely to the wall.
1418984
If you have a standard metal bed frame then it attaches to the frame with the bolts provided and no other parts are needed.
1396172
It attached to the frame with Velcro tabs on the inside of the canopy. It also fit very snug around our existing canopy frame. It was easy to put on, as me & my son did it by ourselves without the assistance of my husband. :)
799018
I don't recall all the details, just remember it has no shaft or connection point to a shaft, and I and my husband were at a complete loss as to how to attach it to the bike. I would advise you to choose a different seat.
1946075
The bracket requires drilling holes to mount. Otherwise what's going to hold it up?
1245107
Depends on the weight of the frame and the surface you are hanging it on. I used some small brackets to attach it to the wall and they hold it securely. The material isn't that heavy and if the frame isn't heavy, it doesn't take much to attach this.
1245109
Use the instructions on Carl's website. I used 1"x3" boards from Home Depot for the frame. I connected them with metal L brackets and wood screws. After that I just followed Carl's instructions and stretched it over the frame, fastening it with a staple gun. Then I painted some tr am painted it matte black and finished it with a few coats of clear coat. Nice result.
482721
I attached it to a free standing queen size metal bed frame. It came with screws to attach it
125549
Well the bottom screws fit into the rear of the frame. The front facing extenders go to screw holes in the frame by the seat post. I have an older vintage Ross bike from the 20's and after attaching the front with zip ties for about two months, I finally broke down and brought it to a bike mechanic which just used a "C" clamp that attached to the bottom of my seat post and now it is sturdy enough to "drag my drunk buddies home" according to my mechanic. I bought this at a target in town, and it didn't have anything with it. It was bare just sitting on the rack, I ended up talking to the 19 year old cashier into giving it to me for $3. This thing is awesome! I use it all the time. I hope that helps you. Well the bottom screws fit into the rear of the frame. The front facing extenders go to screw holes in the frame by the seat post. I have an older vintage Ross bike from the 20's and after attaching the front with zip ties for about two months, I finally broke down and brought it to a bike mechanic which just used a "C" clamp that attached to the bottom of my seat post and now it is sturdy enough to "drag my drunk buddies home" according to my mechanic. I bought this at a target in town, and it didn't have anything with it. It was bare just sitting on the rack, I ended... » Read More Well the bottom screws fit into the rear of the frame. The front facing extenders go to screw holes in the frame by the seat post. I have an older vintage Ross bike from the 20's and after attaching the front with zip ties for about two months, I finally broke down and brought it to a bike mechanic which just used a "C" clamp that attached to the bottom of my seat post and now it is sturdy enough to "drag my drunk buddies home" according to my mechanic. I bought this at a target in town, and it didn't have anything with it. It was bare just sitting on the rack, I ended up talking to the 19 year old cashier into giving it to me for $3. This thing is awesome! I use it all the time. I hope that helps you. « Show Less
1280435
The bumper attaches to the factory frame and then some with the which mounts adding I to the sub frame. instructions are clear and helpful, along with videos online!
94817
It has to be attached to the frame, otherwise if you dont have the frame, you have to lean the frame on the wall for decoration purposes only. It still looks nice but its not stable. I dont know where you live, but I got my frame for $50 from RoomsToGo and thought it was a good deal because most stores were more expensive than that. Or you can find a used one on Craigslist. I hope that helps.
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There should be two plastic strings with multiple holes in them included in the package, which you use as a couple of belts to tie the basket in to the bike. Alternative attachments I've seen were a couple of clamps that come withe the bike and you simply bolt those to the handle bar. One of the above two attachments should've been included with the bike. Hope this helps...
1292394
I would use metal screws to fasten it to a metal frame just as you use wood screws for a wood frame.
2218653
Answer here...It mounts to a standard seat mount, which slides into the frame.
139974
It doesn't come with a frame. The brackets that come with it are a joke unless you buy a rail system. I used angle iron, math, and a lot of nuts and bolts to make a viable frame. If I could post pictures here, I'd show you my design... cheaper than paying for an expensive rail/frame system.
981950
You need to have something to screw it to. I used mine for a display rack for fairs.
243639
You need a plastic clip or plyers covered in cloth. The back pops apart like a seam and then you can pivot it off frame
1694852
Hi, there are 2 brackets that you have to attach on the back but very simple to do.