I don't have a metal frame, does the material go all the way to the bottom and will it rest against the wall, or does it have legs that must attach?
89067
The material does go all the way to the bottom and will rest against the wall. The legs must be attached when the bed is shipped. I love my head board.
89068
It goes all the way to the floor. You do not have to attach to frame. I really thought about mounting it to the wall. But attached to frame instead.
89069
The legs on the headboard go all the way to the floor, but you will need to use a metal frame to attach to the headboard if you plan on using a mattress and box spring.
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.
89071
There are legs and they are also covered with the material. You don't have to attach them but it would add more stability to the headboard.
89072
We don't have a metal frame; have a memory foam mattress with a wood frame. We have the headboard against the wall with the fabric covered legs attached and it holds up just fine.
1817930
It just has a flat bottom, so no legs. Not attaching the wheels means you'd have to pick it up for movement which would work, but it's a pretty solid piece to have to constantly move around unless you're leaving it stationary.
2059825
Just attach the legs (safer shipping it sans legs, less likely to get damaged). It only took a few minutes, and my 2 year old helped. Very sturdy.
1689542
It is designed to be mounted to the wall. The headboard and nightstands hang on the wall behind the bed. I doubt you could safely re-engineer it to mount to a metal frame.
964998
you can lean it up against the wall but it will not sit alone, I hung mine with just a dry wall hanger and its been fine, but it does come with screws for the wall
2159492
It comes with metal frame to attach to dog kennel (frame under tarp) . It does not come with legs to make a free standing tent.
187727
No, you do not need to attach it to the wall, it's very sturdy with a lot of space. I'm thinking about getting another one.
2200089
There is no need to attach to a wall. It stands very stable by itself. Goodluck!
1510983
Yes you can attach it to a standard metal frame and my daughter does lean up against it with no problems.
2181960
The bottom sort of dangles, I think. It doesn't bother us to the point that I don't remember if it's fastened to the wall or now. So far everything worked well.
1829389
i am sure it could be attached to a metal bed frame. it is not pre-drilled for it though. you would have to drill it to attach it. i debated about doing that. but i currently just have it against the wall with the frame against it.
120674
Sure, it can be put up against a regular wall. No problem. BTWm I've had it about a month now and it's just fine. If you don't "need" fancy furniture this is a very nice solution.
401970
I agree with the prior two answers. It has a flat bottom so could sit on the floor without the brackets. However, I think it would be very wobbly as it would be quite top heavy. I recommend that it is attached to the wall.
2129604
It requires minor assembly, less than 15 minutes. Yes it is a wall-saver and it can recline to almost flat.
2200091
no you do not need to attach. It sits next to the wall without any problems. I love mine.
244766
Yes it will attach to a metal frame. I am really happy with this I have had it over a year now. It's really pretty and adds just want you need to the bed
675678
you're supposed to build a frame that's going to handle it in other words the drywall is going to Butt up next to it, it's not going to lay on top or underneath. it would be a beautiful thing if they could tell you this before you start the project unfortunately I had to learn the hard way and disassemble my wall to make a stud support around it