Can I buy a king size frame and use it to make 2 twin beds?
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The frame that I have is made up of two 37" wide sections. I should note that the inner and outer corners of the frame are different. Where they join in the center there is a 90 deg. corner and on the outside is a 3" radius.
1186672
By split boxspring, if you mean king sized, than you would need 1 king sized bedframe.
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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!
615324
Yes, according to the manufacturer. Essentially, a king size frame is comprised of two twin xl frames, with a center attachment piece. I couldn't tell you if a single fixed king-sized bed frame was any stronger or better, than two PragmaBed frames connected together (as the manufacturer sells). If you have to know the answer or a scientific opinion, best check with an engineer regarding rigidity, surface / contact-point tension and flex, and weight issues between this and your other option (the engineer might really enjoy this study). Other than that, I haven't read anywhere where connecting two strong xl twin frames were anymore dangerous, or if it really mattered. My two cents.
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Yes, that's actually why we bought this bed, for our 3 yo twins. You just swap the head board with the bottom rail to make two twin beds. They're working perfectly for our girls.
290873
Slats going from one side to the other would be best for a queen size bed. Probably just the side rails are enough support for a twin.
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We ordered the split King. The two frames were shipped separately from the two mattresses. Each frame setup consisted of twisting on four legs, and popping in the rollers, inserting the bottom support rail, and plug it in. We had room inside our current bed frame (length/width). We removed all the bed slats, removed the footboard temporarily to roll the new frames inside. There are two set of legs included for a choice of height. The frame comes with headboard attachments, but we did not need them. We have hardwood floors, so 4 rubber cups were needed under the rollers to keep the bed from shifting.
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Twin sheets will fit if using as 2 individual beds, or stacked as one (but you need deep corners). The manufacturer says it is king size when zipped together, but I've never tried king size sheets.
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I called the company and they said you can convert this to a twin bed by purchasing any adjustable metal frame.
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yes you can..this is a very durable frame/foundation. well worth the money and can def support a foam mattress.
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You will have to contact the seller for this question. I bought the twin size.
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As long as you already have the wood slats, I don't see a problem. I don't know what size your bed is but be forewarned that you'll need equal room to assemble the Dynasty Mattress box foundation. I live in a tiny apartment and had to assemble mine (twin size) in the kitchen. Maybe you can figure out a way to do it on top of the bed.
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Yes, it could be used as two separate beds. I would think you would need a twin mattress for each.
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have queen size is longer and narrow will not work with two twins had to buy two twin frames
2123735
Yes. Twin beds have four legs but Queen/King can have extra legs in middle.
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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.
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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.