Does the back of the headboard sit flush against the wall or is there any space? I need there to be a gap or else we get condensation on the walls.
668154
We actually have windows behind the bed. So it is up against the sills. I'm pretty sure you don't have to put it flush against a wall. Perhaps if you put a spacer between the meal and the headboard it would work. We find it really sturdy.
668155
it's flush against the wall but you can put a spaces between the wall and the headboard. also I have mine lifted off the floor because it was too low but other than that I love it. enjoy.
1692348
The back is somewhat finished, but the wall behind the cupboard for the stack is pressboard with a veneer finish. It has cut outs for the wires, and as we have ours in a corner, it doesn't show. We went with the largest cutout, which leaves the space wide open for air circulation. I wouldn't want it visible, as it is not a nice view with the back of the stack and all of the wires showing. The rest of the desk is tidy but not as finished as the outward facing area, where the chair goes.
2192449
There is a vent in the rear so I would't put it against the wall. I have 2 of these heaters and use both so their is a least a foot of clearance on all sides.
201128
If you have the THICKEST part of the top knob flush against the wall, it looks to be about 3 & 3/4 inches. That would be as close as you could get it to the wall. My Drexel Heritage wooden headboard is only 1-1/2" thick, so there are definitely headboards that take up less room. There are also headboards with thinner knobs as well, I would imagine. This one is pretty much how the picture shows with the top knobs being the biggest thickness and thus preventing it being any closer to the wall. Hope this helps!
1656350
It doesn't sit flush with the wall corner. There are spacers that give it a solid connection to the wall without being flush.
145728
No , it is only a headboard that attaches to the bed frame. You must already have the mattress and box spring on the frame in order for it to fit without much of a gap.
326642
I believe there will be a gap between the two mattresses. The headboard is several inches wider that the mattress. The bed frame attachments are centered on the head board. As a single its great.
2229904
if you have baseboard there will be space. We actually cut into our baseboard so it sat flush to the wall.
1554444
I've had no problem with headboard. I bought mine about 1 yr ago. I'm 6 ft tall and the back of my head touches near the end of the board. I'm happy with this product.
2009718
If you meant each side of the unit is against the wall and their corner also fit in the corner of the wall, the answer is NO. There is no corner on the unit, the backside is parallel to the front side, only shorter, so there is a small gap between the wall corner and the back side. Hope I explained it.
812419
I initially used it without a box spring and had a plywood board across the slats..but, after a few months I was over it and decided to get a box spring. Unless you have a very thick mattress there is a pretty big gap between the mattress and bottom of the headboard. I feel it's much better now.
2216344
I believe so. I was going to do that, but the configuration of my son's room did not leave enough room. I think that the bottom of the headboard is flat to allow the head of the bed to sit up against it. They show the headboard with one of their beds.
1418983
we did not install the headboard directly to the frame of the bed but instead we attached it permanently to the wall behind the bed. on seeing the results, one would never know that it wasn't attached to the bed. if this method is used, it is a good idea to use wood spacers between the wall and the frame, so as not to allow the frame to hug tight against the wall. if there are not wall studs to directly screw into, you can obtain screws with wall locking devises from a hardware store that will attach the frame securely to the wall.
29547
Yes, the space between the back of the TV is only 1/2 inch from the wall. I have four TVs mounted and this is the cleanest and closest fit.
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.
1966595
Yes, I think you would have to use a box spring unless you add extra slats for support. If you used just a mattress you would need a really thick mattress to reach the base of the headboard or else there would be a gap. I currently have mine with a box spring and mattress and it works well.
480151
It looks very natural. You end up with a small gap about 5", at the base of the bed. This is one of the most sturdy bed frames I ever owned. We have ours positioned were the top is about a inch from the wall and it looks great.