How To Convert Double Bed Queen

A queen mattress is larger than a double mattress, offering more space for a comfortable night's sleep. If you're looking to upgrade your double bed to a queen, converting the bed frame is relatively straightforward. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you convert your double bed to a queen.

### Step 1: Remove the Existing Mattress and Box Spring

Start by removing the mattress and box spring from the double bed frame. This will make it easier to access the bed frame.

### Step 2: Measure the Bed Frame

Measure the width of the inside of the bed frame. A queen mattress is typically 60 inches wide, so the inside of the bed frame should be at least that wide. If the bed frame is not wide enough, you will need to purchase a new queen-sized bed frame.

### Step 3: Purchase a New Queen-Sized Mattress and Box Spring

If the bed frame is wide enough, you will need to purchase a new queen-sized mattress and box spring. Be sure to measure the length of your bed frame as well to ensure that the new mattress and box spring will fit properly.

### Step 4: Assemble the New Mattress and Box Spring

Follow the manufacturer's instructions to assemble the new mattress and box spring. This typically involves attaching the box spring to the bed frame and then placing the mattress on top of the box spring.

### Step 5: Center the New Mattress and Box Spring

Once the mattress and box spring are assembled, center them on the bed frame. Make sure that the mattress and box spring are flush with the edges of the bed frame.

### Step 6: Secure the Mattress and Box Spring

Secure the mattress and box spring to the bed frame using the provided bolts or screws. This will help to prevent the mattress and box spring from moving around.

### Step 7: Enjoy Your New Queen-Sized Bed

Your double bed is now converted to a queen! Enjoy the extra space and comfort of your new queen-sized bed.