Wall-mounted headboards can be a better option for some adjustable frame users because they attach to the wall rather than the bed. To install this type of headboard, you’ll first have to lift your headboard to the height you want it and mark the wall so you know where to drill your holes. Once you’ve determined the ideal height of your headboard, make sure you’re drilling your headboard mounting holes into the wall studs so the headboard’s weight doesn’t rip out your drywall. Using your drill, create pilot holes in the studs, then install a headboard attachment like French cleats or Z-clips depending on your personal preference and/or the type of hardware your headboard has. After you mount the headboard on the wall, just push your adjustable bed up against it, leaving enough clearance for you to change the bed’s position settings.