I bought the open-frame headboard to go with an adjustable bed. The downside is that the headboard doesn't mount up directly to the adjustable bed frame, but connects to it... sorta. It has a lot of play in that it can move back and forth and bang on the wall... if one were to be moving in the bed much. Dang kids jumping on the bed! What did you think would make the bed move? Anyway, I put a large piece of furniture foam behind the frame up against the wall and there is no concern with leaving a large dent in the wall from the top of the frame banging against it. Which, by the way, the adjustable bed from allows for some great positions to um... jump on the bed. Not that that is relevant in any way. What I'm getting at is that the Chambers Open-Frame Headboard works just fine for this couple, but it may need some adjusting or extra padding to keep it from moving around.