Bed Claw Retro-Hook Plates for Wooden Bed Rail Restoration, Set of 4 with Screws, Bed Frame
Key features
- •The Bed Claw® Retro-Hook Plate helps you repair or rebuild damaged wooden bed side rails. It can also be used for constructing new side rails.
- •The Retro-Hook Plate facilitates the installation of a hook plate to the bed rail by means of 8 included screws
- •Bed Claw® Retro-Hook Plates are made with 13 gauge steel for durability, and are designed for use with beds which utilize 2" On Center pin spacing. This is the standard spacing for most American-made beds.
- •If the existing hooks in your wood bed rails do not reach deep enough into your bed to connect, you can replace them with Retro-Hook Plates, which can be installed to protrude deeper.
- •This is a set of 4 hook plates along with screws needed for installation.
Bed Claw Retro-Hook Plates for Wooden Bed Rail Restoration, Set of 4 with Screws, Bed Frame
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Kimberly Graham•July 31, 2017
Worked to put our bed back together when we lost the pieces in our cross country move.
Great retro to lower an old tall wood bed frame
Jackie Randall•May 10, 2017
Great for changing up an old bed frame and providing a nice tight fitting with the head and foot board. I had to lower the bed and did so by dropping the box spring down so that the top of it was level with the running board rails. This caused a problem with tucking in sheets because the metal frame around the box spring was 1/4" away from the rails. Using these hook-plates on the inside made the running boards go out 5/8" on both sides giving about 1" of space. It worked perfect and looks fine. I used a long bar clamp to hold the foot board and head board in place with the rials in the position I wanted. The raisl where installed 1.5" lower then original height as well. I then inserted the hooks all the way. Keeping the exact angle I raised the hooks 3/16" from the bottom and then added the screws. This resulted enough movement to allow the rails to squeeze tight when adding the weight of the bed. I also used a Kreg tool and added two pocket screws near the top of each rail end while the runner was under pressure. Absolutely no wobble what-so-ever!!
Just what we needed
Livin' the Dream•November 12, 2016
...to attach an older headboard to our bed rails. We had to screw the plates and the rails onto either side of a 1/2" block of wood because the frame was an inch narrower than the slots on the headboard, but that is not a product defect.
I was very pleased to find these on Amazon
Linda•July 30, 2016
I was very pleased to find these on Amazon, and at a really good price. I was able to use these to create Twin length Side Rails for my Queen/Full Bed which had side rails but too long for a full size mattress Like 8 " to long. So using these and some side rails I had lying around I was able to fix my bed. They are of a heavy construction and great quality. Thank You
perfect. just as I expected
AJS•March 9, 2016
perfect. just as I expected. sturdy and fits just right. came super fast too. If I ever need more of these I know just where to get them
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