I also got one on hsn. It was $300 for a Cal King. The legs are somewhat adjustable, but still far too tall for my bed. I bought a mounting bracket on Amazon for $20 or $30 and hung the frame on the wall. I love that it doesn't creak or anything - I'm amazed that it really doesn't move at all. Also, buying the mounting bracket was cheaper than buying the "super special exclusive" brackets from Select Comfort (we have a Sleep Number bed.) The headboard is comfortable to lean against. It did have a packaging smell to it - I had to let it air out in my dining room for around a week before I brought it up to my bedroom. When I was looking, they had the same headboard on the csn stores website for around the same price. Here is a link that might be useful: hsn headboard

The language of feng shui may sound a little woo-woo to those of us with a Western education and mindset, but from my limited reading about it, a lot of it seems firmly rooted into the psychology of how we relate to spaces and objects (real or perceived), sometimes rooted in a very primitive part of our brains. Like when my bed was oriented so my head was opposite the door. Or sleeping underneath an object or architectural feature that give the impression it could fall on you.

We went from a King to a Queen. We downsized houses and our Master bedroom is smaller. The King just ate up the room and I also HATED putting sheets on the King. To make it easier to figure out which side was the top/bottom or side/side of the fitted sheet, I got sheets that had an up and down pattern. I decided to get the Queen and we personally like it so much better! We got a flanged bed from Wayfair-it is a platform-upholstered headboard and all the way around-so no sharp corners and is very sturdy. Hubby is 5'10 and I'm 5'4" so we fit in the Queen really well.

We have an adjustable latex queen bed. It is not split. Of course dH wants his feet up, and I cannot breath unless my head is elevated. I wish we had gotten the split king, since they did not have split queens. We comprised! He got the bed; I bought a recliner and put it in the (cramped) bedroom. He can elevate his feet, and I can breathe in the recliner. I “make” the recliner just like it’s a bed, with bottom sheets, as many blankets as I need, and a colorful top “bedspread.” I can sleep warmly now! He runs “hot” and never wants more than one thin blanket on the bed. He can sleep “cold.” It’s hard for me to sit on the side of the bed. I raise the head and foot up a bit to change the sheets, too.