I would like to know if it can stand by itself or it needs to be attached to a frame? I don't have a have frame, only a box spring and mattress.
578300
kind of but not real sturdy. I have same situattion so I attached to wall. It works great
578301
It can stand by itself. I do not have a frame either. I pushed it back to the wall, and pushed the box and mattress to Headboard.
578302
can stand by itself but should be butted against a wall so it is more stable.
578303
It stands by itself. The frame merely anchors the bed to the headboard so they don't slide around relative to one another.
578304
It stand by itself, my bed is not attached, i dont know how to do it, so i have two separate pieces, the head and the bed, i love it, live on studio and dont have space for bedsides
1214472
It does stand alone, however it is one heck of a piece to put together! My husband is a carpenter and it took him a couple of hours to put together. Also the drawers are held on with plastic runners, so make sure you don't use them to store much, as ours fell apart within a couple of months.
2200089
There is no need to attach to a wall. It stands very stable by itself. Goodluck!
184740
No, I would say not. It is not sturdy enough to stand alone in most cases, it should be mounted. But since it is made for a corner, a little velcro can make it steady.
1807952
it can stand on its own but it doesn't have anything in the back, most likely things will fall. if you put it against a wall and make sure it doesn't move around then yes you can keep it standing. Otherwise I suggest you secure it to the wall with the screws provided.
1616153
Has to be kept hanging from a rod. There is no question of it standing on its own. It doesn't have a frame of any sort.
797086
It stands up very well on its own - no wall mount included. It's small so it wouldn't hurt a child even if it fell down.
436280
The bed frame don't have the support to hold a box spring so the box spring will move a around on you when you lay it on the frame. So my opinion would be just to uses it with just a mattress. But I love the bed frame.
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.
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.
2234219
It does not come with a frame. Basically, I would just use it either on top of a mattress, as we use it, or possibly on a box spring. It's not a standard mattress.
2201047
Only if it can be attached to the frame. It could be free standing behind the bed (leaning against the wall) but not in contact with the bed/frame for obvious reasons.
2234319
You should definitely have a base for it we put it on a bed frame with storage underneath so we didn't need the box spring but if you don't have a sturdy bed frame then I would recommend a box spring.I really hope this helps!
2185264
It would will stand on it's own, but it would not be very sturdy, I would suggest putting a base under it, like a piece of plywood to hold is apart and also more steady, you may still have some problems if someone bumps into it.
1464960
Yes it will stand on it's own. I have two 21" Gateway KX2153 monitors mounted to it with no problems. It is very sturdy and well built.
90826
No, it's just the mattress alone. Best idea would be to use a large piece of plywood or an ikea bed frame + slats.
1361319
You do not need a box spring if you don't want one. We have a sleep number mattress and it stands about 3.5'.