How close to the wall does the base have to be for this to be functional? In other words, if the base is against the wall is the back bar touching?
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It's just about flush with the wall. My baseboard is about .5" deep and the top of the rack is about .5" out. Hope that helps.
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When the base is against the wall there is about an inch of clearance between the bar and the wall with a towel on it. The towel doesn't touch the wall.
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Melissa, sorry it took me longer but wanted to check to respond honestly. We have it next to our new frameless glass shower and when the base is against the tile at the bottom, there is a small amount of room between the bar and the glass...enough to fit a towel on that side. Hope this helps. We LOVE this and not only are the curves gorgeous, but it is extremely well made and gets so many comments about how beautiful it is but also how great it looks in our new master bath. It is a great purchase and since there was very little in the polished brass look, I would have gotten this due to the look and appeal. Melissa, sorry it took me longer but wanted to check to respond honestly. We have it next to our new frameless glass shower and when the base is against the tile at the bottom, there is a small amount of room between the bar and the glass...enough to fit a towel on that side. Hope this helps. We LOVE this and not only are the curves gorgeous, but it is extremely well made and gets so many comments about how beautiful it is but also how great it looks in our new master bath. It is a great purchase and since there was very little in the polished brass look, I would have gotten this due to the... » Read More Melissa, sorry it took me longer but wanted to check to respond honestly. We have it next to our new frameless glass shower and when the base is against the tile at the bottom, there is a small amount of room between the bar and the glass...enough to fit a towel on that side. Hope this helps. We LOVE this and not only are the curves gorgeous, but it is extremely well made and gets so many comments about how beautiful it is but also how great it looks in our new master bath. It is a great purchase and since there was very little in the polished brass look, I would have gotten this due to the look and appeal. « Show Less
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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.
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If you put the front against a wall, you will lose the ability to use the drawer and cupboards in front. If you put the back against the wall, you will lose the ability to put stools under the extendable breakfast bar and use the way it sounds like you would like. If you are okay with pushing the front with the cupboards against a wall and not being able to use them, I guess it would be okay. But for the price of this beautiful piece, I would maybe look for something a little cheaper if you aren't able to have it stand alone and use both sides.
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2 inches between the back of the bar & the wall, 2 3/4 inches from the wall to the front of the bar.
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You have to have some clearance on the top and sides. Have never had a failure and mine is between a wall and vanity in the master bath. I do have some room in back, though it is tight on side. Have over an inch of clearance on the top. Hope that helps.
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Yes, check out the photo i uploaded....I have it propped against a wall and it works fine.
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I use it with a standard metal frame but it's against the wall. it looks strong.
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no, not at all. There's a good distance between the bar and the back pad, not a problem. It's a very sturdy tower.
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The design pretty much precludes attaching to a wall. The back bar is required to be hanging on the door frame for the bar to be properly used. Otherwise the stress of the weight of even a small individual would pull the bar of the wall, or bend the frame of the whole bar.
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Yes, I stand it against a wall when not in use. It's mostly quarter inch or so angle.
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The back of the TV is 5 inches from the wall. Your total answer depends on the TV you attach.
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I bought this bed for my mother so I do not actually use it. I did notice that the bed never touched the wall when the head is at fully raised position. 4" away from the wall sounds about right.
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The rear of the frame doesn't extend much. You can get the back very close to the wall. In fact you actually have to pull it away from the wall if you want to use the futon function.
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Hi, There are two screw pre drilled holes on the back side of the base to allow for it. I personally would place a nice small wood shelve type to rest it on while placed on the wall because the base is plastic and with time become fragile.
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Nope! It leans against the wall. So as long as you're on a level ground you'll be ok.
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Definitely not, the back is meant to mount flat against the wall. It works well for us, but took two adults and a couple of tries to put it together, FYI.
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It can be as close as a few inches from the wall. No special clearance is needed.