Can the base be mounted to a table / bed headboard / etc? I'm thinking about mounting it sideways on the headboard of a wooden loft bed frame. Are there provisions for screw mount or anything that would allow that? Can the base be mounted to a table / bed headboard / etc? I'm thinking about mounting it sideways on the headboard of a wooden loft bed frame. Are there provisions for screw mount or anything... » Read More Can the base be mounted to a table / bed headboard / etc? I'm thinking about mounting it sideways on the headboard of a wooden loft bed frame. Are there provisions for screw mount or anything that would allow that? « Show Less
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No, this light is best on a tabletop. For a headboard this is what you want: GLW 3w Flexible Goose Neck Led Desk Lamp, No Flickering Eye-care Clip Table Lamp Light 2700k Warm White 200lm Aluminum Silvery
133109
You'd have to invent your own rig-- there;s no hardware or opening for a place to gab on. It's designed to just sit on a flat surface
1099059
Head board connect to existing bed frame or one you might purchase. Headboard was just that, only a head board.
389197
I have the same problem with my baseboard. You can still mount it because the pieces on top can be adjusted. It just won't sit flush with the wall.
1980556
If I understand your question correctly, yes. The fact that the table is supported by only one post means you can slide the table support under the bed on either side of the bed. Also, the post can be mounted on either side of the frame with the wheels on it, which is useful if you want use the table in front of a wheel chair or other chair. Selecting which side of the frame you want to mount the post, lets you determine which side of the table the post is on when using the table with a chair. Of course, the table height is also adjustable. I hope this helps.
664706
Actually this is also a footboard. The assembly instructions say to make it a footboard DO NOT INSTALL to extension legs to raise the unit to headboard height. There are mounting holes in the frame to attach the unit to the foot of the bed. Your existing bed frame MUST have the footboard mounting plates. Not all frames have them.
1127778
I'm not sure exactly what you mean, but think you mean mounting it to wall from the end of the shelf instead of the back. This table is pretty heavy and needs all the support it can get from studs, molly bolts, and it's not set up that way, so think not. We love the table and adds extra counter space in our kitchen when needed, but we are careful when lifting it into place and folding it down, just because of weight issues. We could only mount the screws into 2 studs and the rest are molly bolts. Hope this helps. Good quality!
744289
A Philips head screw driver to assemble it and a small drill bit or larger nail to poke a hole in the wallboard to mount it. You might want a level to make sure when mounting or have someone else stand back and say when they think it is level.I had no problem assembling it or mounting it.
998169
You can install it on any surface you like, but if mounting on wallboard/sheetrock you'd better screw it into the wood studs. If you just use anchors in the sheetrock don't expect it to support much weight.
1980555
Yes you can. There are mounting holes on each side of the base and there is a cover plate that snaps on to the side that is not being used. I had to change the mountings when I realized I had it set up for the wrong side of the bed and where Mom sets in her wheel chair during the day.
2200457
The base is fairly heavy but to ensure it does not tip in any way I have placed a small rock on it. The base does not have any holes in it to screw it to a table but I'm sure if you have a good drill and sharp bits you could do this yourself.
1854442
the base it's self does NOT have mounting holes, it has adhesive strips. It is made of plastic that can be drilled, and yes I have done this myself
1248639
Hello, Thank you for the question. Please clarify what you mean by different base? It can be mounted to varied surfaces.Thank you, WorlGoodsCorp
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Mine did not have any hardware enclosed. However, I also purchased the metal bed frame from Amazon and it didn't seem to be compatible with the Dexter headboard. The headboard would have been too high if I used the pre-drilled holes in the end rails. Way too high! I simply attached directly to the wall with 3 1/2" screws and it not only looks perfect it is as solid as a rock. There is no noise from rocking the bed! That was my choice and I am very pleased. Nobody that has seen the bed even suspects that I did this because it looks so aesthetically pleasing. This might not work for everybody but it did for me. Mine did not have any hardware enclosed. However, I also purchased the metal bed frame from Amazon and it didn't seem to be compatible with the Dexter headboard. The headboard would have been too high if I used the pre-drilled holes in the end rails. Way too high! I simply attached directly to the wall with 3 1/2" screws and it not only looks perfect it is as solid as a rock. There is no noise from rocking the bed! That was my choice and I am very pleased. Nobody that has seen the bed even suspects that I did this because it looks so aesthetically pleasing. This might not work for... » Read More Mine did not have any hardware enclosed. However, I also purchased the metal bed frame from Amazon and it didn't seem to be compatible with the Dexter headboard. The headboard would have been too high if I used the pre-drilled holes in the end rails. Way too high! I simply attached directly to the wall with 3 1/2" screws and it not only looks perfect it is as solid as a rock. There is no noise from rocking the bed! That was my choice and I am very pleased. Nobody that has seen the bed even suspects that I did this because it looks so aesthetically pleasing. This might not work for everybody but it did for me. « Show Less
280808
Yes..you surely can..the headboard attachment is connected to the frame..you just have to turn them to the correct position when assembling it. Instructions do come with the package on how to do so..it's very simple. Hope this is helpful.
942581
It is designed to be mounted to a wall stud, but you can mount it at any height I suppose. Your baseboard trim may be an issue unless you make a minor cut to allow unit to sit flush to wall or use a spacer behind it that is the same width of your baseboard trim if you have trim. You may be better off looking for a floor stand style in all honesty.
1179889
It is designed to be screwed in place. You may be able to rig some sort of mounting, but it is a bit heavy and need a very study mounting since it is heavy duty and can hold heavy items. You may be able to use wood under the shelf and mount it. Good luck, if it works it is a very nice addition.
80775
I am sure that there are a number of ways to mount it, but we don't mount ours at all. We move it around and prop it up where we are working. Here are some other suggestions. If you have a loft bed, mount it to the frame of the bed. Also, you could put it on an easel. It would be portable and stable.