Is there a back to the space where the bed/frame will be up against? Or is it empty space between the bed and the wall?
1658146
With my bed frame it does create a space between the bed and wall. The mattress and frame are against the bookshelf. I have an outlet in the center of my wall and this is the reason I like it so well, that and the fact that I don't scrape my knuckles on my plastered walls. Hope this helps.
1550075
Yeah the frame has complete supports across it. But I'm sure the edges will stick out if your ok with that. I believe this bed came in a full too.
1532065
The sides and back go completely down to the shelf. There is not any open space between the unit and the shelf
1812253
There are two sets of pre-drilled holes in the legs of the unit which attach to a Full or Queen frame. My bed doesn't have a normal box spring & frame assembly so I only have it against the wall with the frame & mattress holding it in place. Hope this helps. The assembly was a little confusing and the solid panel is boring so I added a decorative wood medallion to further make the frame match the furniture in the room. Good luck! It was a great value.
91911
This bed frame is very solid without a headboard but I intend on crafting one which, when attached, would strengthen it even further. The headboard could be attached to the bed frame, the wall or be free standing with the bed snuggled up against it.
2029233
Yes, The desk is along the back, but no shelf. You will want to strap the bed into a wall though otherwise it sways
1466357
Hello, you are correct, there is a space, and no solid back to the floor. However, if you have a thick enough box spring and mattress you won't even see it. For example, my queen mattress doesn't even allow the gap to show. I would highly recommend it! Quality is great, and it looks amazing.
1093307
If you look at the picture, you can barely see a board that extends out on the bottom of the sofa to support the back rest when you lay it down. If you measure from that board to the wall, it's about 7-1/2 inches to allow just enough room for the back not to hit the wall. Hope that makes sense.
1725517
The frame under the bed is entirely particle board. The external part you see is veneer over something. Overall, the appearance is pleasant and seems to be sturdy.
983818
It's at our vacation home. I'll measure it the next time I'm there. I can tell you it's too low for the matching bed.
2124062
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.
1405489
The actual frame of the headboard when placed on the floor, measures about 24" from the floor to the bottom of the main headboard. So a combination of your frame and mattress, as long as it adds up to 24" you should have no gaps. But, what I do to fix it is use a few pillows. Hope that helped.
296081
I have a full on it now and it does go over a little bit but nothing noticeable.. I like my bed up against a wall but if you put the bed in the middle you'd have a little bit of room on each side.. definitely fits a queen but looks great with a full too!
1732267
there is plenty of space under the bed. it is average high... so do not worry.
1190945
I would say there is a gap. Only the sides could come close, and they do. But my baseboard prevents them from actually touching the walls. And the top of the unit extends less than 1/2 an inch further than the sides of the unit. The back of the unit is not corner shaped and can't touch the wall. I personally don't want it to touch the walls because I need a small space for the cables and wires to come out and go into a box I have for the outlets. I hope this helps.
1220112
A mattress that tall would sit above the frame on the ends furthest from the wall about 2" or so. The rest of the frame would rise above the mattress. We use a standard mattress on ours and at the lowest points it sits just below the frame. Structurally, this bed is awesome and comes with tons of supports so the possible extra weight of the mattress would not be a problem. Hope this helps!
585270
There is nothing under it. The sides go around it like a box. Then two panels go across to support the drawers. Then two flat long sheets of wood go across the top for the mattress to sit on. Under the back sheet is empty space. I wanted to find a way to use that as storage. Maybe cut a square out of the foot of the bed and make it a door or something.