does this headboard have to be attached to the bed frame or wall? is it able to stand on its own?
1305032
It stands fine alone. I never attached to wall or bed. Assembled, it is pretty heavy.
1305033
It stands on it's own. You don't need to attach it to anything. I suppose you could attach it if you wanted to, but I never have.
1305034
It does not need to be attached, ours is free standing. We have had it for a couple of years now and it hasn't been a problem.
1897555
No it did not stand by itself without the bed board. Because the body push it away from the weight of a person. My suggestion is that the device needed to have something like a piece of fabric or cloth or tower which attach to it and extending out to a person. So the weight of a person can seat on the fabric or cloth or tower, That way the body of a person can hold the device without sliding by mean of the fabric attaching to the device.
1312442
The legs of the headboard attaches to the bed frame- mine screwed in easily. You could put this in front of a window since it doesn't need to be attached to a wall!
1317412
It is free standing, however I found it much more stable by a boring it to the wall. One of the issues of stability is that I have wood trim where the floor meets the wall. So it could not be firmly push right against the wall. This piece is amazing and I highly recommend it. It complimented the other wood colors I have in my bathroom.
1984085
NO. There is no headboard. But there are holes drilled into the frame that allow you to attach your own headboard.
242867
Yes, a headboard can be attached, although I was lazy and just propped ours against the wall. The frame has a pair of vertical rectangular metal plates at the two corners at the head of the bed. The plates have several horizontal slits suitable for putting screws through to attach a headboard.
89070
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.
608337
It can stand on its own, I suppose but it is not designed for that. If you put tall things in it (like ceran wrap) it might tip over. You should mount it, but beware, it is not easy to mount: it requires precision and I recommend adding a washer to the screw it comes with, otherwise it is a truly unnecessarily tedious job.
1307010
No...it's stands alone. It does not even attach to the bed that goes with it, but it does not seem to need to be attached. We are very happy with ours.
456075
The frame is independent on it's own. It does not have to connect to a headboard. The additional leg items that you see on the front of the bed in the picture do not have to be on the frame and not using them does not hurt the integrity of the frame. We didn't use them on our bed. So I would say that you should probably be able to get your look with a little bit of engineering.
1083880
You will need a frame for this, It is only a Headboard. they sell a frame and matching foot board separately for this headboard, or you could just use a regular frame without a foot board. that's what I did. hope this helps!
684048
This is not a bed frame. It's just a mattress support that a mattress will sit on. There isn't really a way to attach anything to it. You would need to get a bed frame separately if you want a headboard.
1214469
It can stand alone, but the back of the side shelves are not finished wood and would look different from the side. It is a very heavy unit and not easy to move. Hope this helps.
2276336
The frame does not include brackets so it would have to be drilled or possibly find brackets that work with the headboard.
242869
Yes, a headboard can be attached, although I was lazy and just propped ours against the wall.The frame has a pair of vertical rectangular metal plates at the two corners at the head of the bed. The plates have several horizontal slits suitable for putting screws through to attach a headboard.
1009421
You need to attach the legs to the headboard. We also attached it to the wall (recommended).
1767666
I wouldn't plan on hanging a headboard off of this. If the headboard was mostly self supported, you could tie into it for basic stability. We hung out headboard on the wall which is an alternate option.