does it work on the bed? i don't have a headboard to lean on
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Yes, I guess it could, it's really big. And has positions that ratch back & forth for your comfort. But, you can't put alot of weight on the back of it, it's only for support. I don't know how you would put the seat part under your mattress, unless you use the foam stuff that goes over your mattress. Depends on how big your bed is, it might work for a twin size, but you would need two of them for a single or queen. Hope, this helps you out. Happy Holidays.
347391
not sure, as I use it on a single bed but you could pin it so it doesn't move!
1045393
Yes it does, however we have a king bed and never attached it, and it worked fine without. Maybe someone who is lighter weight or the bed is smaller may need to. I really don't know since we didn't use it.
1403556
If your bed has a solid flat surface that the mattress sits upon, allowing the wedge to be under the mattress but backed by the flat surface, allowing it to provide lift, it should work. If however the bed frame is not solid and has spaces under the mattress it would not work. Please let us know if you have any further questions.
510064
yes, as long as the holes on the headboard line up with your bed frame, I had to drill a new hole in the headboard to get it to align with my bed frame, hope this helps
1477202
Nope. It works though. Perfect for queen or king. It's doesn't contract in on the sides. But we have a full on it. It works.
2085018
If the mattress sits down inside any sort of bed frame (meaning that the top edge of the frame comes up above the bottom edge of the mattress on the bed rail side) you will need to make some modifications before it will work. I use the bed rail on a twin bed without a box spring, but I needed to raise the mattress up to the level of the top of the frame to make it work. I did this by placing 2"x10" boards on top of the frame, and setting the mattress down on top of the boards.
1911755
No it doesn't....I returned mine. It took up half the bed. I just got a wedge pillow and it works great.
61423
Yes. It is only a headboard that attaches to the top of your bed frame, which you'd need to get separately
2201047
Only if it can be attached to the frame. It could be free standing behind the bed (leaning against the wall) but not in contact with the bed/frame for obvious reasons.
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Annie -- it should work but wont have any thing to connect too-- just the weight of the bed will hold it in place. When it's on the metal frame in bolts on.
1420549
Definitely.....we do not have any headboards in the house. Over this bed and frame we have a wall hanging - no headboard, no problem!
1569042
I would think that it would work on the floor. I'm not using a box spring either,it's just sitting on a portable bed frame.
91911
This bed frame is very solid without a headboard but I intend on crafting one which, when attached, would strengthen it even further. The headboard could be attached to the bed frame, the wall or be free standing with the bed snuggled up against it.
2227391
If you are talking about the head of the bed that goes up and down, I would say no. I put it at the top of my mattress or the side, and it works great. Sorry if the does not help you.
1854206
We used it for a king bed (split box springs which are actually two twin box springs), and it works great. As long as your headboard/footboard and side rails are sturdy, this will shore up your support in the middle.
169041
Yes. It sits on top of the bed rail. It does not recess into the bed at all so it should work nicely.