How deep is this head board? I do not have a lot of room in my guest bedroom & am worried it will take up to much room against wall. Thanks!!
841005
I would say about 3-4 inches in depth. It really doesn't take up much space at all.
841006
I agree with California dreamin'. It's not very deep and is very sturdy. Looks great! I've been very pleased.
841007
Not very deep. The finial is the thickest part, and it is not all that large. I leave a little room between the headboard and the wall so I do not mark the paint, but this is much narrower than my old iron headboard. It bolts snuggly onto your frame and is only 2" deep maximum. Very sturdy construction and looks very nice. I have been very happy with it.
841008
The headboard is about 2" deep. I think it is a great puchase for the money!
841009
It's not "deep" at all...just the width of the piping...about 2 inches at the most. The headboard affixes to the bed frame at the bottom, so it's just the width of the "tube"-like material.
615794
If your bed frame had 2 plates that you can use nuts and bolts to secure the board, you can do so.. or it is better to place it against the wall. The depth is about 1 foot and the board is not heavy enough to stand up by itself.
241853
It was difficult for me to measure the center height from the floor because it's pushed against the wall with no room to move it out, but I'm thinking about 58 1/2 inches high in the center, plus or minus a half inch. I have queen mattresses with a queen bed frame I got with the mattresses at the store. I thought I would be able to attach the headboard to the frame with the given hardware, but no. The headboard legs are too narrow to attach to my standard queen frame. I have had it for 3-4 months and I haven't problem solved this yet. I just stood the headboard against the wall and shoved my bed against it. It looks good. I need to go to home depot and find out if there are some sort of brackets I can use to attach to the headboard and then to the bed frame. Kinda a pain, but I do LOVE the headboard. It's very gorgeous! I wouldn't want another one, other than the not fitting the frame, it's PERFECT!
1368863
A low profile will work better than a full size box spring. I have a full size and it is too high it covers too much of the headboard.
1907809
I would say you need about an inch gap nothing more. I have the back of a dresser pressed up against the foot of my bed and the fan fits snug in between. It'll probably be more stable with a footboard!
1040549
I was thinking about this overnight. If you're concerned about a bedside table, it won't fit inside the inner and outer headboard posts. The bed isn't where I am at the moment, but it's the curve of the extension that makes it a problem. That being said, the distance is short enough that when you place a bedside table outside it, there's not a big problem using it. hope that answers your question. If there was a way to send you a photo, it might make it easier to see. It's a beautiful bed, everyone comments on it.
2236307
I have no idea. We just have the head board from our old bed between the frame and the wall. It is not attached at all and in fact is kind of a nuisance because the head board is unstable and therefore crashes into the wall with any little movement.
1068679
The HEADBOARD goes up pretty high, a good bit higher than the footboard, and higher than many headboards. This may affect size and height of any painting you might put on wall behind...It's a gorgeous bed however and I have had a lot of compliments on it from our guests.
809540
I did this correctly, I measured from the bottom of where the frame is to the ground/bottom of the headboard, which is about 4 inches. However, I also have a low frame. I really can store anything that isn't flat under my bed. I'm not sure if this helps or not. sorry!
1723659
I have a sleep # / Adjustable bed and I just leaned it up against the wall at head of the bed. When the bed is flat it rests against the headboard and when head is raised it stays leaned in place against the wall as long as no one moves the headboard it's fine. It has been that way for over a year with no problem.
751392
Hello , I would think the holes that attach to the rails could be used to put it to the wall. But you could also drill a couple of holes else where if needed. It is a very nice head board, I love it!
378927
I am not sure, but I did not. It is quite sturdy and I just have it pushed up against the wall. It is a very pretty headboard. Very happy with it.
261591
We have ours at the highest height- the headboard does not touch the floor and it IS a little wobbly. It's in a guest room that doesn't get used too much but we liked the quality of the wood and it matched our other furniture so we just live with it. I would not want someone to lean hard against it too much.
2142888
Some answers state 1, 1 1/2-2 inches while 1 answer states it can actually accommodate 3 inches. Is there anyone who knows exactly the clamp width? I have a 2 inches thick headboard therefore 1 1/2 would not work but if it can really accommodate 3 inches then it would work for me! :-) Thanks!
868343
You can certainly attach the headboard to the wall using a portion of the leg that is out of sight. I wouldn't recommend leaving it freestanding unless your bedframe can hold it securely against the wall. Frankly, if I'd only wanted a wall-mounted headboard, I'd have made it myself using plywood, batting and fabric. It's an easy task.
320374
I'm so sorry I don't have a tape measure. But my bed is pretty high. I dont have a extra thick mattress, and there is about a 3 inch gap from top of mattress to bottom of the head board. Its not a big notice, as I said in my review. I have lots of pillows and shams that I use.
1348870
The boards are approximately 3/4 inches deep, not sure where you saw 4 inches deep, but that information is wrong! I hope this helps! I have this set up in my kitchen and I love it!