How deep is this head board? I do not have a lot of room in my guest bedroom &amp; am worried it will take up to much room against wall. Thanks!!
841007
Not very deep. The finial is the thickest part, and it is not all that large. I leave a little room between the headboard and the wall so I do not mark the paint, but this is much narrower than my old iron headboard. It bolts snuggly onto your frame and is only 2" deep maximum. Very sturdy construction and looks very nice. I have been very happy with it.
1010151
I don't see any place to add a head board, The way its made U would have to by a bed frame with a head board to sit it in.
751392
Hello , I would think the holes that attach to the rails could be used to put it to the wall. But you could also drill a couple of holes else where if needed. It is a very nice head board, I love it!
1732269
9 3/4 inches from the longer side. If you went in from headboard side it would be about 10 1/2 inches
1941760
My husband and I only used two of the interlocking mounts for our King sized headboard and it's been fine. We did mount them in the studs and used wall anchors to ensure that ours stayed put. It hasn't moved and we too used plywood with three layers of batting and fabric to cover it. Good luck to you!
668155
it's flush against the wall but you can put a spaces between the wall and the headboard. also I have mine lifted off the floor because it was too low but other than that I love it. enjoy.
89080
I don't think it will be to low, if that is your preference. I got a higher box spring and it looks great, it just depends on how high you want it to come up the headboard.
13145
Really hard to say because of not knowing how your headboard attaches. Just measured my frame at the head, and it is 56" total distance edge-to-edge including the legs. The exterior distance between the legs is 48"--see the picture of the bed frame to see what I'm referring to. Interior of the cross board at the head is 53" before the sides start. Meaning there is more room to attach the headboard if a bracket were attached inside, but if it attached outside, there is only the 48" between the legs or the headboard attaches to the legs which are 1.25 inches thick and stand out from the crossboard that distance. Hope this helps. I didn't put a headboard on mine and so far, it's worked out pretty well.
261591
We have ours at the highest height- the headboard does not touch the floor and it IS a little wobbly. It's in a guest room that doesn't get used too much but we liked the quality of the wood and it matched our other furniture so we just live with it. I would not want someone to lean hard against it too much.
1671114
The entire back is open. Without having it near to measure, plan on the width of the cabinet, less ~ 1-inch for the combined side boards. Also, the slide-out drawer is not full depth, so you have 3+inches behind it. I have a lot of wires/extension cords stuffed behind it, and still able to slide tight agains the wall, hiding all of them (except for the outlet on the wall). I hope that helps.
1436078
Mine doesn't. My best advice is don't place the headboard directly against a wall, and make sure the screws are tight AND you should be just fine.
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!
1383972
Have done a test run and it will definitely sink backward. I have a headboard and wall behind mine and it's fine. Perhaps a more expensive model may offer more - good luck.
315451
The King size headboard is pretty sturdy as it is, but you could certainly add wood support brackets. We've had it for 8 months or so. I, too, general try to beef-up cheap items to make them last...as for this one, i haven't needed to.
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.
225877
I have a fluffy bed spread, it more than fills the space between the bed and the draws. The headboard should be 3-4 inches wider.
841009
It's not "deep" at all...just the width of the piping...about 2 inches at the most. The headboard affixes to the bed frame at the bottom, so it's just the width of the "tube"-like material.