Why, thanks, Mtn. I used Bbstx idea of zip ties to replace the second bolt. It works very well. Thanks, Bbstx. My son the contractor finally explained the order of all the hardware to me by using the shish kabob analogy. Imagine the long bolt is the skewer. First slide on the medium size metal washer so it is against the bolt head. Next slide on the leg of headboard, then slide on the large rubber washer (to prevent metal on metal), then slide on the metal bed frame, then the locking (small) washer and finally the nut. Ta da. It worked. Along with the zip ties and lots of cursing. I am going to need to use the felt pads under the feet of the headboard because right now it is levitating. Thank you all. It takes a village -- or a forum or whatever.

Thanks for the Reply “ rgress Looks like Sweet Gum to me. Was there any of the prickly Sweet Gum balls around?” IMO the bark is too smooth unless this is the nature of a small Sweet Gum limb. I thought the 7 pointed leaf vs 5 was a lead to red oak but I found pics of 7 on Gum. I know the Fruit/Balls and saw no signs and learned some are fruitless. There was no sign of Rosin and a Red Oak grain structure which led to Red Oak. “Finally”, Looking Close at the curbed wood not close to the trees, I saw I had two close looking woods. I always thought rosin/gum made wood useless to burn but learned it just need to season longer. I have basically restocked the 1.5 cord I needed in my 3 cord rotation but can find room for more if it’s blocks vs miles away. I’m sorry I mixed these concerns.... The plumbing is done with me replacing 37” of 2” Cast Iron. Things got too frustrating related to inspections, bids, the research and thought vs knowing 2” Cast Iron Trench-less existed. I have contacted one local Co “Afterwards” that is to call me to watch a local 2” job. It has been over10 yrs since the last 03 repair and very minor compared. I would like to have the approx 65’ relined if it’s reasonable but I c/n visualize how the various connections will be made (sink/dishwasher, washer Y and A/C’s condensation T) vs a straight pipe. What I did is a “Homeowners” version of Tunneling vs a plumber’s larger holes. There is a post on this plumbing before the fill, concrete and tile at the link below. Tunneling or plumbing out and around has been the options I have seen vs “One” Trench-less. I question if it’s a differences in the section of Cast Iron section’s “Quality” or what settling and chemicals have caused since 1969. There is a section “Yet” that you can hear and see water in that drains (but there has to be a sag) that is not showing in the hall’s floor. http://forums2.gardenweb.com/discussions/2946652/whats-a-good-safe-cure-to-stop-or-slow-root-entering-sewer-line?n=13

That is a highly specialized decor. Are you going to be running a business from the room? Do you have adequate security? (I could not tell how high your floor is above ground level or the exterior access). I put the search terms “jewelry display room” into the Google search engine, then clicked on images. There were many results, and many ideas: you should try this too.

I would take the small pieces down and perhaps place a large piece on the wall you see behind the sofa. You've got a whole lot going on in this area. If it were mine, I would take everything down, edit to what I absolutely love, and reposition one thing at a time. Open space is okay and doesn't always need to be filled.