How far does this stick out from the wall? Moving from house to apt. Want headboard but thinnest possible so less space is taken up in room. Thx!
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If you have the THICKEST part of the top knob flush against the wall, it looks to be about 3 & 3/4 inches. That would be as close as you could get it to the wall. My Drexel Heritage wooden headboard is only 1-1/2" thick, so there are definitely headboards that take up less room. There are also headboards with thinner knobs as well, I would imagine. This one is pretty much how the picture shows with the top knobs being the biggest thickness and thus preventing it being any closer to the wall. Hope this helps!
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Approximately 3 inches. The knobs on the top are the thickest part of the frame.
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Mine was the full sized headboard. It was the brown color. I did not attach the headboard to the bed, as my bed pushes it against the wall. I don't think it would be an easy process to attach the headboard to the bed with the hardware that was included. I discarded that extra hardwear.
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I think the headboard converts to a foot board. It comes with extensions that can be removed to make it shorter.
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No it doesn't stick out at all. It is actually about 5-6 inches short, so no overhang. You have the closed end side towards wall (where you can attach headboard if need be). I'm a very big guy and this is by far the strongest metal bedframe I have ever had. It is super simple to put together. Just click together. Make sure all are pushed down. The middle section is the main reason. I have a tempurpedic and have had 0 issues. I've recommend this type of frame to all. I personally have a queen, but I ordered the king for my GF's bed and it works like a gem. Sorry for the long response.
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Mine is definitely attached to the bed. Not sure if you can get creative and somehow mount it to the wall. It's a great looking headboard though!
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what type of bed frame...if it's a platform..or close slats....fine.. if or just go to home depot and cut 2 (40 x30 ) boards...to put under it
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A low profile will work better than a full size box spring. I have a full size and it is too high it covers too much of the headboard.
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Sorry, I just upgraded to a kingsize bed so I no longer have the headboard to answer this question.
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Well I must say the bed does not come close to touching the ceiling which I was elated, listening to some reviews glad I purchased this bed, the highest point of the bed is beautiful not too tall. You can't go wrong love love love my bed. Hope this help with your decision you will be satisfied.
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We actually have windows behind the bed. So it is up against the sills. I'm pretty sure you don't have to put it flush against a wall. Perhaps if you put a spacer between the meal and the headboard it would work. We find it really sturdy.
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I have a fluffy bed spread, it more than fills the space between the bed and the draws. The headboard should be 3-4 inches wider.
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I just purchased the headboard and assembled the standard means. However it rocks back and forth driving me nuts. The product looks great and I will mount it to the wall but, you to be handy to do so.
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The legs of the headboard attaches to the bed frame- mine screwed in easily. You could put this in front of a window since it doesn't need to be attached to a wall!
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Hi Janet, I honestly don't know! It doesn't come into contact with anything where I currently have it. Love the idea of using it as a headboard though. This is the best purchase I've made in the last year!
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It was difficult for me to measure the center height from the floor because it's pushed against the wall with no room to move it out, but I'm thinking about 58 1/2 inches high in the center, plus or minus a half inch. I have queen mattresses with a queen bed frame I got with the mattresses at the store. I thought I would be able to attach the headboard to the frame with the given hardware, but no. The headboard legs are too narrow to attach to my standard queen frame. I have had it for 3-4 months and I haven't problem solved this yet. I just stood the headboard against the wall and shoved my bed against it. It looks good. I need to go to home depot and find out if there are some sort of brackets I can use to attach to the headboard and then to the bed frame. Kinda a pain, but I do LOVE the headboard. It's very gorgeous! I wouldn't want another one, other than the not fitting the frame, it's PERFECT!
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I wish I could post a picture I took. Where the headboard would go are two large-ish plates, one on either side (barely visible in the product picture). One each plate there are 4 horizontal oblong cutouts - one on the top and bottom, two in the middle that look like nuts and bolts could be used to attach a headboard. I can't see any other purpose for these plates. Plates are not present on the bottom of the frame (foot) so a footboard couldn't be attached. I'm not 100% but I think a headboard could be attached.
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I have mine attached to a full-size bed. It's maybe 2-3 inches wider than the full-size frame on both sides. I just centered it behind the frame and it looks fine. Note that the headboard is made to fasten to a conventional bed frame. Since I bought a platform frame (to avoid the need to buy a box spring), the frame did not fasten the way a normal one would. My husband bolted a board across the bottom of the headboard and bolted the platform to that.