Is the headboard supposed to be wobbly on the leg extensions?
2055771
Mine isn't wobbly,it is nice and tight. I could barely connect the top with the bottom because they are so snug.
2055772
The headboard will fit snugly against your frame, but it's a very lightweight piece, so it will flex an inch or two. You can't sit up in bed and lean against it without causing it to rub against the wall. It's more decorative than functional.
1778950
There's no movement in the legs. Very strong frame. I was surprised that the frame makes our bed considerably lower but I guess that's a good thing.
2012630
I have this bench in the corner of my shower and have not found it to wobble. Screws must be tight, of course! I do not see how the legs on this bench can be adjusted! The screws fit in an exact place and the legs meet the bench top there. I do not think the lega can be adjusted. My floor slopes just a tiny bit, but the bench is okay. Hope this helps!
611981
Yes, it is not the sturdiest fit, it still kind of wobbles but I put both up against a wall on one side and they're fine now.
39069
The legs swing out but you need to be sure they are spread out fully. They don't lock or pop so that you know they are fully extended on either end. If they aren't all the way out it will feel wobbly. I love it though - the middle leg isn't right up under the center so it isn't stabbing you in the back all night - much better than others I tried.
201494
Not at all. I laid the parts out just like in the directions. I did have one issue with the one leg but it was more me than the part lol
1286922
My twin bed has a headboard that I think gives the bed more weight. I don't sit at the end of the bed only on the side. Ive had no problems with the frame or tipping.
1882314
Personally, I think that combination will be too high. We use the mattress only.I don't know about the headboard because I installed my own.
1662260
Yes, I believe that's what we have. I would recommend using some bed skirt pins though, because it does have a tendency to 'droop'.
291284
There are openings for a screw/wing nut. We attached our headboard bit it's all about the spacing and height of the headboard/legs.
813101
There is a place on the frame for a headboard, but not a footboard, which as another responder said may just mean that you need to buy some kind of adaptor.
382649
Yea it is wobbly and unattached and it is suppose to rotate. If it isnt you going through the same thing I did.
268620
No. The headboard is 47" at its outer edges and over 50" in the center. The legs cannot be shortened.
774011
Our table seems to be well balanced. We haven't noticed anything odd. I can remember my husband saying that the bottom stands that the legs are on ..are twisted in. I guess I would measure the height of the legs to make sure they are all at the same height. Maybe one needs to be twisted further? Just a thought.
284022
I am not pleased with mine. I guess it got damaged during shipment, and the legs are lightly bent what makes it unstable in the floor. I have solved the problem putting my ankles weights on top of the legs.
1174469
It does, there are brackets included that make it adjustable. That being said, it is a little wobbly, and obviously it looks like a queen headboard with a full bed attached. I really was shopping for a full headboard, and this isn't exactly what I had in mind. Maybe they aren't being made anymore, and the place to find them would be second hand furniture stores.
729609
I had the legs flipped the wrong way. You have to make sure they're set so the "long" and the "short" sections (from the screw that secures them in the leg) are on opposite sides to increase stability. Not sure if that's what's causing your wobble. But it was my initial issue when setting it up.