Richmond Slatted Full Solid Wood Headboard, White

The holes for the bed frame to attach to the headboard did not Match up. Ended up having to saw off about an 1.5 inches off of the bottom of each sides (can verify that it is real wood and not just composite board.) they also did not have the length of screw that I needed and had to stop and pick up some that were the correct size.Decent quality, just a bit frustrating to have issues when putting together and attaching.

I wanted to mount on wall behind adjustable bed, which lacks mounting place. This works fine, but you need to drill holes and mount with long screws . I drilled one each though legs into baseboard and one into lower cross piece into drywall with plastic anchor bolt. Used spacer to hold away from wall equal to baseboard thickness. Good job on the color and finish of the wood also.

It looks great. Only difficulty was attaching to bed frame. It would have been easier if bolts would have gone front to back rather than the way they have it.

We wanted white head boards and these have worked well. They come in three pieces. We found that you need to set the pieces on the floor and make sure you attach the railing piece in the correct position so you don’t see the screws from the front! We had it all put together and we’re getting ready to attach it to the bed frame and realized the we put that piece on backwards so had to redo it. It wasn’t difficult but when we did the second one we paid attention and it was easy! They come with USB ports to be screwed on to the head board, but we chose not to put them on yet.

Love the headboard and was a breeze to put together by myself. Will use zip ties to keep it from hitting the wall like another buyer said they did.

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I like the color and the walnut material

I like the look of this headboard. It was easy enough to assemble. I thought this headboard would be universal and attach easily to my recently purchased 18-inch high bed frame. Although my frame has multiple holes to accommodate a headboard, the holes on this headboard were not even close - the pre-drilled placement was too far to the edge of the leg. I didn't want to go through the hassle of dismantling the headboard and trying to package it up for a return so we improvised and zip-tied the headboard to the frame which was surprisingly sturdier than I anticipated (we used 3, 75lb strength ties on each leg). I'm going to continue to look for a way to permanently fasten this headboard to my frame but for now, it's sufficient for my teen's room. My teen really loves the way it looks. I didn't realize that it also included a charging station but you have to drill this into the wood. I didn't want to mare the wood surface so we once again got out the zip-ties and secured it to the headboard leg without making holes. Overall, I think it is really nice. Just be aware that it may not mount onto your frame without improvising.