Can it be attached directly to a wooden headboard versus the wall?
134869
As long as you have an area about the size of a file card available to place four screws, yes. You might need to get your own screw sized for the wood of your headboard, or even back up the wood of the headboard behind if it is a thin panel where you are placing the mounting plate. The cover screws on with decorative screws to the mounting plate. It is very flexible...I pull it toward me to read, and when I turn out the light, push it up and out of the way. Even focus it up to the ceiling when in the bedroom at night to give the room illumination.
134870
Absolutely, of course dry wall anchors not required. The wood mount would actually be more desired for greater support with constant movement of the light. Hope this helps.
134871
Yes, physically, but then the cord will be running down the front of your headboard. Unless you install it on the back of the headboard, but then the switch will not be very accessible. (And you wouldn't use the sinkers on wood.) So, I guess the answer is, "not really". Remember, this light is NOT dimmable.
134872
Base plate screws into sheetrock (with anchors) or wood. If you were prepared to put screws into your headboard (you might have to buy shorter ones), it would be fine. Great lamp. Very cost effective, nice light.
134873
Yes, if the head boad is thick enough for the screws. The ON/OFF switch is on the box that has the goose neck and would be behind the head board. It might not be easy to reach.
2122034
Sure if you provide brackets to hold it and know how this would be done. In my opinion it would be a little awkward as the finials on top are round, these would make the headboard fit awkwardly and not flush against the wall. I recommend that you attach wooden blocks to your wall that protrude enough for clearance of the finials from the wall when the headboard is attached to the wooden blocks . You will have to ensure that the headboard brackets/blocks are firmly attached to the wall...preferably through your wall studs for extra support :) since you already have holes at the base of the headboard to attach it to a bed frame, it will not be difficult to retrofit this to attach to brackets/wood blocks. good luck!
1767665
not unless you created some sort of dock&latch; port. there is no system in place to attach a headboard. i did buy the headboard (the one wtih the shelving units) that is associated with the product and just pushed the bed up against it and it worked great. but there is nothing in place to attach a headboard
1928573
Not sure. I'm sure if you mounted it on a sheet of plywood and not directly to the wallboard it may be used...
280806
No, you can't attach one. I mean you can probably figure out a way to but it is not set up for that. You could at least pin the headboard between the bed and a wall.
1704301
You would use this frame in place of wooden slats. As the picture shows, it does not connect to the headboard or footboard. Only to wooden side rails and they screw in with wood screws. I hope this helps.
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.
1596655
No...the bed actually hangs over the frame a couple inches on all sides. I don't think you can attach a headboard.
1160826
There are positions you can screw a headboard on either side, I chose not to do this with my Daughter's bed (we bought the matching headboard) in case she wants to change the side the headboard is on. The matching headboard is pretty sturdy otherwise when placed against a wall.
1503835
It comes with screws and wall anchors. It will attach to wood. Mine is in drywall.
1027450
I think it depends more on the frame you have because the headboard attaches to the frame - not the mattress and box spring.
49603
This headboard is secured by short bolts with Allen head wrench. This would have to be modified to accept a bolt type connection to secure more firmly. Otherwise, in my opinion it would not be secure or long enough. Beautiful headboard. Even with regular bed frame can not be tightened enough to keep from squeaking.
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I can only assume you want to mount to the wall? It's impossible to say with no idea of how big the headboard will be, how much it will weigh, or how you plan to attach to the wall. The brackets themselves are plenty sturdy, but are only as effective as how you attach them into the wall/headboard. I used mine to attach speakers to the wall and stud behind it. Each speaker is around 30# and with only one hinge per speaker, they are more than enough.
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Not a problem! I'm pretty sure it will work fine. I used it to secure a heavy, solid wood headboard that used to constantly bang against the wall with any movement. It not only secured the headboard, it also stopped it from making any noise. Best of luck!
1406684
I have not tried to do so, but there certainly doesn't seem to be any provision in the frame, as delivered, for attaching a headboard. You would have to do it yourself, by drilling holes or using some other method of attachment.
1767664
not unless you created some sort of dock&latch port. there is no system in place to attach a headboard. i did buy the headboard (the one wtih the shelving units) that is associated with the product and just pushed the bed up against it and it worked great. but there is nothing in place to attach a headboard
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There is a way to attach it to the wood frame if it has bars for the hardware. There is also velcro wraps. Very easy to attach. Hope it helps.