does this mount over the head of the bed or the middle?
1539640
It is long so it could do either but I put it over the center and it fit over her twin well. I think it was measured to be put over the center.
1539641
We did both for my daughter. I like it better mounted over the middle because it wraps her whole bed. It's easier to maneuver when it's at the head though. Both work.
1455734
You can do both. It is a solid piece of wood, like an old platform bed. You can put up against a wall or center of room. It looks fine.
2248930
I have a full-size Compack bed frame. The place to attach the headboard is at the head-end of the frame. Depending on where the attachments are to be within the headboard would determine whether it would fit. The place for the screws is inset from the side edge of the frame. I imagine these are more or less standard.
737957
No, it mounts from the ceiling and drapes around the bed, my granddaughter has it in purple and loves the lights. Enjoy
1689544
The headboard is meant to be attached to the wall. The headboard is one piece that attaches to the wall and the end tables are separate pieces. I can't think of a good way to attach to a bed frame. If you don't want to attach it to a wall, you could build a seperate wood frame to attach the headboard to.
639275
Nope, it works for me because I use it against the wall or agaings the bed head but you don't count with a support structure, this will tip over or not provide resistance.
1133044
While it is not in front of me as I am home for the holidays, I would say it will extend over a bed if it is right next to the desk, though it will likely be more toward the edge. It's solidly built and sturdy when extended. I am VERY satisfied with this purchase because it essentially allows me to have a movable extra edge to my desk for anything I'm working on without worry.
243526
There are 4 bolt holes, in the frame for mounting, whether it be over tubes or flat. . You definately could mount them to the bed, however, because they are made to go over tubular pieces, they wouldn't mount flush. There would be gap in the middle, but I don't think that would be a problem. You would need to bolt thru the bed and hit a frame rail tho, because I don't think the bed itself would be enough support.
1242134
Their are two interlocking pieces. One piece is mounted to the wall while the other is mounted to your headboard. The headboard then slides down to lock into place. See an expanded diagram here: http://cdn.thewinfieldcollection.com/images/scroller_images/large/fmh.jpg
2259756
this fits the day bed perfectly. it falls right to the floor on the front and both ends. I love mine. If your are concerned about it hanging over to much. It does not. It just hits the floor like it is supposed to.
2160232
Yes, it has two sets of mounting holes. For a full size bed it will protrude some on each side. This is a nice head board, I am pleased with mine.
89070
The headboard has legs that attach to the frame of the bed (the material of the headboard, therefore, does not go all the way down). I suppose the headboard could rest against the wall with the bed pushed up against it to hold it up, but I think it would be a little wobbly. Hope that helps.
1666185
It goes over the mattress nicely . Mine didn't move at all . Fits like a mattress pad with sides all the way around .
541289
We have a king mattress and the front of the mattress hangs over the bottom of the frame so that there is nothing to attach a foot board to. There is something to attach a headboard to if the headboard matches the configuration of the slots in the frame's headboard brackets.
998246
It has 2 holes in the back that slip over a screw head. To hold it more steady I applied two small circular Velcro sticky backs towards the bottom to hold it more securely against the wall. It makes it easier to use and it don't bang against the wall. I really like it. I would purchase another if and when needed.
1334933
You have different slots to attach your headboard. I bought these and they are perfect.
628
No metal support in the middle, but I don't think that you need to buy one. The weight of the bed should really be resting on the legs of the bed frame that the headboard is attached to....not resting on the legs of the head board.