http://www.bedframestore.com/74/converting-a-full-size-bed-to-a-queen-size/ Learn about bed frames, bed linens, and mattresses. Wed, 21 Jul 2010 14:16:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://www.bedframestore.com/74/converting-a-full-size-bed-to-a-queen-size/comment-page-1/#comment-49 tadmin1 Mon, 05 Jan 2009 15:50:44 +0000 http://www.bedframestore.com/?p=74#comment-49 Hi Shannon- A couple of things come to mind- make sure the headboard brackets on your converter rail are still securely welded to the rails. Sometimes, the headboard bracket will become unwelded which can cause your headboard to lean forward. If you find that your rails has become unwelded, you may have to have it re-welded or buy a new converter rail set. Sometimes there is just too much space between the headboard and rail. An easy fix for this is to use a small piece of wood or even a piece of cardboard (or shim) and wedge it in between your headboard and the rail just to firm up the connection between the two. Hi Shannon- A couple of things come to mind- make sure the headboard brackets on your converter rail are still securely welded to the rails. Sometimes, the headboard bracket will become unwelded which can cause your headboard to lean forward. If you find that your rails has become unwelded, you may have to have it re-welded or buy a new converter rail set. Sometimes there is just too much space between the headboard and rail. An easy fix for this is to use a small piece of wood or even a piece of cardboard (or shim) and wedge it in between your headboard and the rail just to firm up the connection between the two.

]]> http://www.bedframestore.com/74/converting-a-full-size-bed-to-a-queen-size/comment-page-1/#comment-41 shannon Wed, 31 Dec 2008 01:10:35 +0000 http://www.bedframestore.com/?p=74#comment-41 I have used this with my antique bed the only problem is the headboard falls forward. any soulutions I have used this with my antique bed the only problem is the headboard falls forward. any soulutions

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