🛏️ Easy and Secure Assembly: Set of 4 No-Mortise Bed Frame Brackets for Connecting Headboard & Footboard to Side Rails - Includes Screws & Instructions Review

I'm a little confused how to use them? There are instructions but not very clear. I bought these to connect a wooden headboard to a metal frame. The included screws are small and don't look like they will hold the brackets and frame together? Sorry this isn't the most helpful but this is my honest review.

Great Features! Feels very strong and looks very strong! Everything was there that is needed for a proper installation. A screw was missing, but honestly it didn't matter that much. To be honest it would probably be solid enough even without a single screw. The attached image also shows a king-size bed tossed with a purple mattress (around £150). After receiving and testing the mattress I will add more as needed. Although I don't see a problem. All in all, a very well-made product and I can…

These are definitely the strongest bed rail brackets you'll find at Revain. They are 1/8 inch thick and much larger than the others (5 3/16 and four screws instead of 3 1/2 inch and three screws), but when assembled they are no more rigid than the other styles. Don't get me wrong, they go together well, but based on other reviews about how difficult it was for people to put the two halves together, I figured I'd have to put them together. Not so. They fit well but there is a small gap they can…

Better bed hardware but more expensive (screws could be better at $25 but understandably not everyone will use them when replacing/repairing a bed as they will have their own screws). It would be great if the dimensions showed in the image. For example hole diameter, hole spacing and most importantly length and width. I see some sizes listed but accurate measurements in the pictures will definitely increase your sales. Also bought to complete the conversion of a delta bed to a full bed as their

I bought others but I wasn't happy with them. I've seen them used by Bourbon Moth Woodworking on YouTube and they looked a lot stronger. Ordered a set and shortly after receiving it I decided to try it on an oak bed that I had spent a lot of time making. I would normally use a mortise and bolt fastener to connect the bed rails. But for this project I didn't have room to carry them up the stairs. I actually clamped the bed rails in place and then screwed them on, which worked really well for me.