AFI, Orlando Queen Adjustable Modern Solid Wood Panel Headboard, Walnut

This headboard is just what I was looking for a simple, clean design made of beautiful finished wood. You get 1 spare for all the screws, dowels, washers and even the allen wrench. The directions consist of pictures and text. There is one Amazon review on this posted 9-22-2016 titled “No, you don’t need to drill” that I found very helpful as he detailed his experience in assembling this headboard without instructions that was very helpful. (The dowels fit very easily in their holes.) It was easy to assemble the legs to the headboard making sure I had the legs and headboard facing the right way. My mattress with the mattress platform is 24 inches high and the assembled headboard at it's tallest height (37 inches) in relation to my bed is fine. (I just want something to keep my pillow from falling off the bed and to give the bed a more finished look.) There are three sets of two holes at each end of the back of the headboard to allow the legs to be set at two different heights with each leg having two screw holes and two holes for the dowels. I had to buy a bed hook kit as that is not included with the headboard. (I just ordered from the same company that made my bedframe.) I was not planning on installing the charger, but might have thrown it out with the box as I was not looking for it until the packing materials were long gone. The headboard is made in Vietnam and it came well packaged with no damage.

This product came quickly, came with spare hardware and very easy to assemble packed well as to not be damaged during shipping. I definitely recommend for the price point. Very pleased with the simplicity and the quality.

This is a beautiful dark brown, low profile headboard. Extremely easy to affix the legs. Only snafu are the bolts to attach it to my particular bedframe are a bit too short, so I can't get it as high as I'd like it. But overall, pleasantly surprised at the quality.

We needed a headboard for our metal frame bed to help finish off guest room. So many expensive options! And all the DIY fixtes were either complex or cost $100 or more. This price seemed worth the risk and… So glad we did! Under 35 minutes from unboxing to installation. However, quick tip: take the mattress off of the metal frame if you really want to install it without too many expleti. And do pay attention to the pictures on the directions sheet and the holes on the actual legs. It makes a difference how you line them up. (If you do drop A screw or wooden peg, don’t worry, they give you one extra for each. )It’s very sturdy installed, but we can see that people might make the mistake of trying to move the bed from the headboard. It really is just attached with a few screws to the metal frame. We think if we treat it kindly it will last a long time. But the best thing is it’s just a crisp clean contemporary looking low headboard. Cautionary note, it’s made in China and there was goop in the cut out for the leg that may or may not have been a dead insect. Do dust and clean before you assemble it.

The finish is beautiful.... the simplicity of the headboard is just what I wanted. I've attached it to the wall at the head of the electric bed. Amazingly, I only had to use Gorilla Wall putty squares. Push for 30 seconds and it's done. I check the adhesion when I change the sheets. So far so goo.

Seems like good quality, but the color I ordered was walnut to match my nightstand and dresser and it is no where near walnut color. Super sad. Nothing ships o Hawaii and this was one that did so I was so excited, but it is way too dark. I was hoping they shipped the wrong color, but the box says walnut.

It's solid and the finish is great on all sides. It is a low headboard so measure your frame height and mattresses first and compare that to the two height options of the headboard, especially considering how thick some mattresses can be. The low setting is quite low and might even get completely covered by some mattresses. It's simple to assemble, but easy to make mistakes if you don't have instructions. Mine didn't. First, there's a top and bottom to the headboard. This sounds obvious, but the gap between the first hole and the edge on the top is a little less than 2" while the gap between the bottom edge and the first hole (first relative to the edge) is somewhat less than 1". It's not that much difference that you can be sure. Plus, some of the holes will line up perfectly with those on the legs, making it look like it should be that way. But, if it looks like this - like there was a manufacturing mistake - and like you need to drill a few new holes.... No, that means that you have the headboard upside down. Rotate it and everything works. Second, make sure the legs are oriented correctly. Of course, the side with lots of holes is the side that connects with the headboard. Also, the slots that connect to the frame should be on the outer side, screw holes on the inner side. This works for frames that use slot/hook connections or screws. Third, since the screws are not going through to the other side, the sequence is: screw, lock washer (the split ring thing), regular washer. Just insert and screw until tight. For those unfamiliar, the lock washer will not fully flatten. Finally, insert the wooden dowels (with or without glue) into the LEGS and shove them in more than half way. If you don't shove them down enough or insert them into the headboard first, it's very easy to have them create a bulge or even crack the other side, defacing the headboard. No, the headboard is not thick enough to prevent this and the pegs will not move sooner than the wood will bulge. ... I was only given two dowel pegs. This is enough for mine since the headboard is not going to take any real strain being against a wall. If yours might, measure the ones given and get a couple more - they're not expensive and they add a lot to stability. Use wood glue on both sides of the pegs/holes when inserting them. Also, be aware of things like differences in height because of levelers/uneven flooring. My frame is actually on a rug while the legs of the headboard are not, so I had to put pads on them so they would support their own weight and not hang by the screws. Did not realize this until everything was fully assembled - no fun at all to get those in place.

As pictured. Very easy to put together no tools required. I’m a woman who absolutely hates doing anything like this, and I was able to do it alone so if I can do it literally anyone can do it.

It was exactly what we wanted - king size - and it was delivered to our door!! We had no way to get it home ourselves so ordering on line worked really well. Easy to attach to our bed frame