I have a window above queen bed - heighth clearance from floor to window is 43". Can the legs on this headboad be shortened? I would like the headboard only can't be over 43" high. Thanks
268620
No. The headboard is 47" at its outer edges and over 50" in the center. The legs cannot be shortened.
2085318
whoever answered the headboard is 2 feet tall and touches the ground is mistaken. It might be 2 feet tall before you assemble the two pieces but that is irrelevant. Also it would be possible to have the headboard touch the ground when installed but when it's bolted to a standard bed frame it does not touch, you would have to have a bit of a one-off bed for him to do that or drill new holes
42807
The headboard stands about 50" high and can be placed between the bedframe and wall. We'd previously secured ours to a frame, but now have it in a guest room with the bedframe holding it against the wall. I probably wouldn't use it this way unless something was holding it in place. The previous reply about anchoring the headboard is probably the best idea if you can't secure it to a frame.
1386795
The distance is 24 inches from bottom of headboard leg to bottom of headboard. I have the king size. My husband managed to screw it into bed frame so that it's about 4 inches off the ground, as it looks better that way on my bed. (done that way, it's 28 inches floor to bottom of headboard) I have box spring, mattress, and fluffy feather mattress topper. I should add that it's a beautiful, expensive looking headboard. Everyone that's seen the bedroom comments on it.
192439
On the one I bought in 2013, from the back of the headboard to the foot of the bed platform is 82-5/8". From the inside of the headboard to the foot of the bed platform is 81-3/4". The bottom of the side bed rails are 11" with 1-5/8" gap between the bottom of the side bed rail the rolling storage units if you buy the rolling storage units. If you have a thick thick mattress it looks slightly odd. My mattress is ~ 14" thick. If I did it again I would have knocked ~1" off the bottom of the four legs prior to assembly so the total height would be a bit less.
216306
The headboard itself is one piece but it does have wide metal legs that attach to he back of the headboard, however it adjusts to give you the desired height you want. I wanted mine to be as high as it would go but you could also attach it to the wall if you wanted to to go that route. I love mine as it is comfortable, I can lean back on it to read and it makes my bed look great.
664706
Actually this is also a footboard. The assembly instructions say to make it a footboard DO NOT INSTALL to extension legs to raise the unit to headboard height. There are mounting holes in the frame to attach the unit to the foot of the bed. Your existing bed frame MUST have the footboard mounting plates. Not all frames have them.
2085316
Yes, the headboard rests on the floor after it is attached to the frame (if you needed it raised up, you could probably drill a couple extra holes and raise it up). The height of the headboard is 49 inches from floor to the highest point of headboard (middle). I hope this helps as it is a really nice headboard and good quality. Shipping is even faster, great service. This was used on a king size bed.
516767
No. I originally purchased a regular sized box spring, which made the actual mattress/box spring so high that it took away much of the headboard. I am currently using a half-height box spring, though I don't believe the bed requires one.
1842638
The height from the floor to the bottom of the headboard is 24 inches, but it can be adjusted. I can't tell you how much because is already assembled, but I believe there are three possible heights
1267593
Our bed is very high so the headboard does look low with our bed. Don't know what the height is but we put small blocks under ours to lift it up a bit.
1368865
I tried it with my queen regular height split box spring, i found it was to tall off the ground and it covers to much of the headboard. A low profile headboard would be better or a mattress atleast 10 inches high/pillow type works the best:-) just bought a new 14 pillowtop today. Looks great
573834
Our mattress and box springs combined is 18 inches. The top of the mattress is 25 inches off the floor. The headboard is attached at the bottom of the slot on the headboard leaving one inch clearance between the top of the mattress and the bottom of the headboard, allowing room to make the bed (you cannot see this space when the bed is made). If your mattress and box is thicker than 18 inches, you may have part of the bed above the bottom of the headboard. If your mattress and box are less than 18 inches, you can adjust the headboard. Hope this helps!!
1647024
NO ...!!! WIDTH IS DIFFERENT ..I HAVE AN ITALIAN HEADBOARD WHICH MEASURED ON METRIC METERS which was 3 inches on both sides Of the queen bed :frame and screw holes were 3 inches too high. The bed claw & rollers was a good investment for me. I knew what I was doing.@60yrs old I did it all by myself.
46611
There are no extra holes in the legs or frame to do this. What I did was I put the frame together without the legs and then laid it inside my existing metal bed frame which does have the headbard holes and was already attached to the headboard. Then I put the existing bed frame legs on 3.5 inch wooden risers and I still use a skirt. The result is lots of room under the bed.
713510
I don't think so. We have purchase this headboard in both full and queen sizes and the reason we purchase the queen had to do with the full not fitting our queen frame. We thought we could adapt somehow but it didn't work with what we tried. Sorry. It's a great headboard and over the years we have purchased 4...always seems to go off withone of our children!
883478
I have the same issue with a queen frame...I keep the mattress close to the headboard and have a much larger gap at the footboard. I honestly think that's the way this sleigh bed was designed. On the positive side, it's very easy to make the bed!