does it stand straight on the bed? i don't have a headboard to lean on
1678205
It does stand straight because there is a metal frame in the chair. It's does a few reclining positions.
1678206
It does, but IMO it is a little awkward be still comfortable. I sit on the edge of my bed to watch TV at times or on the floor in the family room and this is excellent. My son has one at school and because it lays flat, he uses it as an exercise cushion.
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Mine doesn't. My best advice is don't place the headboard directly against a wall, and make sure the screws are tight AND you should be just fine.
1211264
Yes is does have a horizontal cross bar that you can just see in the right hand bottom side of the photo. It is 28 inches above the floor. We have had the headboard for awhile now and have had to no problems with it. I find that it is fairly sturdy. I wouldn't recommend jumping on the bed. We have the double bed size so I can't comment on how sturdy it would be on a queen or king size bed.
368946
Nope. It easily leans against the wall. I don't have it bolted and it's stable
1240991
It doesn't have feet, but it does have a support under the two drawers. It leans, but isn't dependant on that for the entire support of the piece.
988969
It does not. The bars go under the bed, but do not come out the other side.
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.
568816
Yes. The part that plugs into the wall lays flat. So no worries about the bed.
554649
We have a new mattress! That is not the issue! There should be side and foot boards like shown in the photos! The headboard is wobbly without them!
449477
since there is no official 'head' or 'foot' of the bed, you can arrange it however you want
1999511
Not really, not without taking it apart. It will stand flat against the wall or slide under a bed. I do like the machine.
51461
Yes - that's how we have it. The headboard attaches to the bed frame, on which the box spring and mattress sit.
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Maybe if using the legs to do so. I do not have it attached to the bed but standing on the legs and have no problems with it moving. We have a ca ling head board. And it is not one of those new heavy mattresses and it still does not move. You might try that first. Sandy
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I have the same bed and I don't use a frame. Its pretty high off the ground. Its not necessary to me but its your opinion what u like
2085322
yes. The headboard legs rest on the floor after its attached to the bed. The tallest part of the headboard from the bed to the top of headboard is about 2 feet. The headboard is more beautiful in person than the picture shows.
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No, there is no headboard. also I don't think it is designed for a headboard - you may find a independent headboard if necessary.
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The headboard has legs that attach to the frame of the bed (the material of the headboard, therefore, does not go all the way down). I suppose the headboard could rest against the wall with the bed pushed up against it to hold it up, but I think it would be a little wobbly. Hope that helps.