Is there a back to the space where the bed/frame will be up against? Or is it empty space between the bed and the wall?
1658146
With my bed frame it does create a space between the bed and wall. The mattress and frame are against the bookshelf. I have an outlet in the center of my wall and this is the reason I like it so well, that and the fact that I don't scrape my knuckles on my plastered walls. Hope this helps.
2173169
Hello, Well the lower part is were your legs are and higher area is were your back is supported.You don't see once the bed is filled so there is nothing to worry about it's very confortable.
1256386
It can be reclined without being up against something. I have mine as a divider for the living room and dining room, no wall behind it. It actually reclines farther without a wall. Either way works, though!
643668
It's NOT a wallhugger. I don't have an exact measurement but it needs quite a bit of space to recline fully.
1784101
I have a regular metal frame. It isn't attached, it just sets between your bed and the wall. It is wide enough for the fram, but they made it too low. I had to get some boards from Home Depot and boost it up about a foot or your pillows will slide into the bottom shelf.
289441
We have a standard twin mattress and my daughter said she only has about an inch of gap at the top. She does have standard twin sized bedding, and loves her bed. As is mentioned in some reviews it is a little wobbly, but ours came with hardware to attach it to the wall.
92457
If you don't want to recline, you can put it up against a wall. If you want to recline, then you'll need a fair bit of space. At least a couple feet. I can't say for sure how much as mine's in the middle of the room.
296081
I have a full on it now and it does go over a little bit but nothing noticeable.. I like my bed up against a wall but if you put the bed in the middle you'd have a little bit of room on each side.. definitely fits a queen but looks great with a full too!
603700
The whole back sits against the wall! Unless you have angled paneling, but even then it works with the right positioning. Hope that helps!
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!
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.
1391516
I would say the same as your average bed depening on the size full vs queen vs king. The only thing to think about is there is a stability like foot in the middle of the frame for support. But other than that I would say it is plenty of space depending on the size of what you are storing under it. Hope this helps!
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.
212107
No. The back goes against the wall and it comes with a backsplash that we glued onto the wall that would take care of any small gap.
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.
1862845
You may have installed headboard in the wrong place. Check the other frame if it has holes that arent used
1612941
There is a gap (3-4 inches under the lip of the frame) that is roughly 4 inches deep. This also provides you the use off the two night stands anywhere around the frame. Other than that the rest of the frame rests on the floor.