Can this be mounted to the wall with "D" rings? Also, what are the dimensions of the headboard without the legs?
1375187
Dimensions aprox 41 x 28.5. It has a hard back so I guess you could attach hangers but don't know for sure.
751393
It's not designed to be mounted to the wall. You could do it, but you would have to fabricate a mounting bracket or drill the corner posts and install drywall anchors. Personally, I would buy the mounting brackets which fasten it to the bed frame.
1214076
I love this headboard, but I use it with a boxspring and mattress, and no frame. My boxspring is directly on the floor. It works perfect for my use. If you have a frame, boxspring and mattress, there is a chance that this would be too high.
1827346
There should have been 4 angle brackets included with bed frame that affix to bed frame. Headboard can then be affixed to that bracket.
2150375
It has to screw into the metal bed frame, but as long as whatever you put under the legs raised them to the same height as the screw holes in your bed frame, I expect it would work. Just a note, the legs have to be attached to the headboard with several screws on each side. Most of them were fine, but one of the holes on the leg did not match up AT ALL with the holes on the headboard. And since this is not made from solid wood, I could not drill a new hole for it. It is still sturdy enough though without it, since there are other screws.
1332094
Not tall enough to fit with a standard headboard-holes drilled didn't meet.
1418983
we did not install the headboard directly to the frame of the bed but instead we attached it permanently to the wall behind the bed. on seeing the results, one would never know that it wasn't attached to the bed. if this method is used, it is a good idea to use wood spacers between the wall and the frame, so as not to allow the frame to hug tight against the wall. if there are not wall studs to directly screw into, you can obtain screws with wall locking devises from a hardware store that will attach the frame securely to the wall.
2279171
Not sure why you'd want to go 5" on the headboard and only 1" on the foot. There are (8) 1" blocks total that can be used in any combination you'd like.
91910
The headboard would need to be freestanding or mounted on the wall. I would not advise attaching a headboard to the frame.
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.
268620
No. The headboard is 47" at its outer edges and over 50" in the center. The legs cannot be shortened.
2002536
The box spring has an attachment at bottom (head side) for you to put a headboard on. Doesn't have to be the headboard in pic. Looks like you can attach any headboard! Good luck!
1352913
The headboard is attached to the matching wooden bed frame with wood screws. I suppose if you had the proper mounting angle irons you might be able to improvise, but this headboard was made for the matching bed frame. I would suggest careful measurements to see just where the attach-point might be, then you'd be into your own plans for the modification. Best wishes and good luck.
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No brackets are included. But there are holes drilled into it for that purpose. In fact- you have to be careful with this- the frame is high, so as to eliminate the need for a box spring, so the headboard we ordered did not fit properly because it was designed for a traditional lower bed frame (it was also slightly wider than the frame). My husband made his own brackets (from wood) and bought proper size screws and bolts, etc., and we were able to make the headboard work, especially since it is up against the wall. Overall, when all was said and done- the entire bed ensemble looks great once the mattress and bedding (comforter, pillows, etc) was added. No brackets are included. But there are holes drilled into it for that purpose. In fact- you have to be careful with this- the frame is high, so as to eliminate the need for a box spring, so the headboard we ordered did not fit properly because it was designed for a traditional lower bed frame (it was also slightly wider than the frame). My husband made his own brackets (from wood) and bought proper size screws and bolts, etc., and we were able to make the headboard work, especially since it is up against the wall. Overall, when all was said and done- the entire bed ensemble looks great... » Read More No brackets are included. But there are holes drilled into it for that purpose. In fact- you have to be careful with this- the frame is high, so as to eliminate the need for a box spring, so the headboard we ordered did not fit properly because it was designed for a traditional lower bed frame (it was also slightly wider than the frame). My husband made his own brackets (from wood) and bought proper size screws and bolts, etc., and we were able to make the headboard work, especially since it is up against the wall. Overall, when all was said and done- the entire bed ensemble looks great once the mattress and bedding (comforter, pillows, etc) was added. « Show Less
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This bed frame is very solid without a headboard but I intend on crafting one which, when attached, would strengthen it even further. The headboard could be attached to the bed frame, the wall or be free standing with the bed snuggled up against it.
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It does not come with legs or feet. It only comes with a wall mount bracket.
701591
I purchased this item to hang a homemade headboard on the wall. The headboard is for a double size bed. It is made of plywood and upholstered with fabric. When hung, it is flush with the wall and very sturdy.