How well do they work to support a King sized bed frame?
1801117
Well I bought them for a full size bed, so I really don't know for a king size bed because it would weigh more. I do know they are very well made and I think they would be ok for a larger bed. So far they have done well for the bed I have. I really can't give you a true answer since I can only base it on a double bed.
1801118
Working really well for me on a full size bed. They should work equally well on a king.
1801119
Not a problem. I have used them for about 6 months and it supports my family, a cumulative 500lbs or so, frequently with no problems.
1801120
They work great for mine, but I got a second set of risers for the two inside legs had support as well.
1801121
I'm sorry, I don't know the answer. I purchased them for my mom's twin bed and they worked just fine.
1801122
These would work fine in a kings size bed provided you purchase 2 sets because you will need 6 total.
1714826
Hello, I have the risers on a Cal King bed. Two large adults have slept on this bed, and two kids have jumped on it as well all without incident. I initially tried the block risers, but the bed shifted and the block tipped, causing the bed to collapse. I haven't had any problems with these yet! Hope that helps.
1295802
Yes, really sturdy and good looking. Sturdy enough for a bed. Be sure they are screwed intothe frame as far as possible and you could use a carpenters glue for more security if needed.
593926
I use them for night stands. Got 2. Have king size bed. But my master bedroom is pretty big. They are bit wider than my other night stands
906482
This headboard will attach to a queen or king frame. We attached to king size metal frame. I could not see stability with wooden frame.
1231774
Sorry for delay in answering. I use these on my king size bed which is approximately 8ft by 8ft and they work wonderfully. I use them diagonally.
1537322
A king size frame is wider than a queen headboard or footboard thus they won't line up. Now if you are using a king size frame that converts to a queen bed then yes it will work.
2085616
Same here. I have a platform bed frame with no side support at all and I have no problem at all. I hope this helps.
1941760
My husband and I only used two of the interlocking mounts for our King sized headboard and it's been fine. We did mount them in the studs and used wall anchors to ensure that ours stayed put. It hasn't moved and we too used plywood with three layers of batting and fabric to cover it. Good luck to you!
2242420
I purchased the following support fairly inexpensively (wood frame, not box spring.): DynastyMattress 8-INCH Thick Wood Box. It works very well. You could cut yourself a sheet of plywood to fit, instead. You need something flat and supportive for the mattress. This is a VERY well made bed, especially for the price. I bought two. Had to go to the hardware store to replace one screw that had a thread problem. Easy.
1566601
I don't know what weight they can bear but, based on the design and quality of the manufacture it should be capable of handling the weight of the mattress/box spring and two people. Since the bed frame and slats carry most of the weight of the bed and occupants I suspect the support is not carrying much weight. My wife and I have a combined weight of 280 pounds; if we weighed 400 pounds (or more) using 2 supports might be advisable.
195096
If you are putting them under the box spring which as a wooden frame, then I would think it would work to raise the bed. However, if it's just a mattress, then I wouldn't think it would work as it would sag.
1879762
I put them on the slats. My bed did not have a center support rail. You should be good with them on either.
2191065
I have a Queen mattress on my frame - so it seems if you used two for a king, there would be a gap remaining.
2213488
My bed frame has 9 legs so I put 2 sets of 4 under the frame and it worked. I left the middle leg at the head without one. I don't know if one set would be enough to support a king bed.
2179061
I would think this would work but it is probably overkill because the difference in the width queen vs full is only 6 inches (3 per side). These brackets were more than ample for king headboard on queen frame - 6 inches on each side with the instability of the headboard being wider. In your case, the queen frame covers and stabilizes the full headboard. Look at the holes/slots on the two pieces and go to a hardware store and get a length of galvanized plate or L iron with perforations and mate them up. It should work fine.
1406925
for length possibly but your frame would have to adapt to the king size width as well