Is it possible to stand this freely against the wall instead of attaching it to the beframe? Is it tall & heavy?
42805
I wouldn't suggest it. It is a bit top heavy and the bottom third is just two legs. You could however bolt it to a wall using the same holes used to bolt it to a bed frame.
42806
It MIGHT be possible to use against the wall without attaching to a bed frame, but then you would have to figure out a way to anchor it to the wall. I do not think It would be possible to simply "lean" it against the wall.
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.
42808
I am not sure that it will be good to let it stand freely. It is not heavy at all and I think it will move around if you don't attach it to the bedframe.
42809
I do not have mine attached to my bedframe. It is pinned to the wall by the weight of my mattress and boxspring.
49887
IO guess in theory it can, assuming it is properly assembled. I stood mine up while I was mounting it. However, it is fairly short in depth so I'm not certain how stable it would be. I would think it would be top heavy.
364024
Yes. Gravity is the primary mechanism for the stand. It works. There is a small strap at the top you can secure using a screw into the wall.
824274
No, I don't see any way for wall attachment. It could sit on a narrow shelf, however, but it is rather heavy.
1171221
I have a old heavy 42" Philips with a rather large frame(built in speakers). It says to mount it against a wall. I have it free standing at the end of our bed on carpet and it is very stable. Note that the height is with a TV mounted. The TOP of my TV is 49" off the ground, the bottom is right at the level of the bed.
2118835
It ok standing. But for safety I put two L brackets on mine and screwed to the wall. They are hidden can't see them. Thanks Tom
1889735
No - it could be used free standing, but fits nicely into a corner with the way it is built.
578302
can stand by itself but should be butted against a wall so it is more stable.
63976
Its free standing but it does come with an anchor to mount into the wall to make sure it doesn't tilt forward.
1366391
It's very sturdy - it shouldn't be a problem, especially since it's wider than the stand. The frame is really strong.
368946
Nope. It easily leans against the wall. I don't have it bolted and it's stable
425806
Absolutely. That's we have it in front of. It doesn't attach to the frame but stands solidly.
1375858
No much. Mine is free standing, but with a little cabinet trim work, see now reason why you could not.
964998
you can lean it up against the wall but it will not sit alone, I hung mine with just a dry wall hanger and its been fine, but it does come with screws for the wall
94817
It has to be attached to the frame, otherwise if you dont have the frame, you have to lean the frame on the wall for decoration purposes only. It still looks nice but its not stable. I dont know where you live, but I got my frame for $50 from RoomsToGo and thought it was a good deal because most stores were more expensive than that. Or you can find a used one on Craigslist. I hope that helps.
565905
It could be used as a stand. The stand and clamp seem plenty strong for that. The top of the stand will be several inches from the wall, which would allow for clearance of handlebars if the stand were placed against the wall.
235234
Yes you can. As someone else said, it does not have legs. Best to mount on a wall - high up.