I would like to know how close the unit can be against the wall to be able to utilize the full bed on occasion? Would I have to move the whole unit ou
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We initially set it up with the bed pulled out. When we put it up into futon mode (or the couch kind of position) it was only a few inches from the wall and we leave it there so that we can use the bed when needed without moving the entire unit.
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My son's is about 5 inches from the wall- we do not have to move it to use the full bed.
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The top and bottom of the entire unit iare attached to the wall so that should not be a problem. The rod that holds the clothes can be taken out of the sliding slot in the middle where there is a small opening, but it takes effort. The sliding rod moves up and down with ease and does not become detached. I own two units and have not had this problem.
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It can be against the wall...You will need to pull it out from the wall, but it's very simple. You do all the converting from the front of the couch and the wheels make it all very simple. I've been very happy with it. I got a 6" spring mattress with 3' of memory foam so I do have to adjust the mattress a bit after turning it into a couch, but it takes a minute or less still.
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Harold: Bought my unit two weeks ago and just installed it last night. My desk too is up against a wall... and it works just fine. As you expand the unit for standing, the legs stay put on your desk but the monitor platform moves forward... so a wall is no obstacle. That help?
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There is a vent in the rear so I would't put it against the wall. I have 2 of these heaters and use both so their is a least a foot of clearance on all sides.
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Hi, the back of this unit is not finished so it is better to use it against a wall. Thank you!
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If you are saying that the TV is on the wall, inside the bed, and you want to push the TV and mount against the wall when you are closing the bed up and will it stay collapsed?, then yes. Just remember the mount sticks out a minimum of 5" away from the wall without any tilt, then add the thickness of your screen then you would be able to figure if you have enough room. If you are talking about the mount being on the outside of the bed, like it would be under the bed when you pull it down, then NO, it would not stay collapsed. You could make a way to cover it or strap it so it would not open but it will not lock to the wall. Hope this helped! :) By the way, I LOVE this wall mount! If you are saying that the TV is on the wall, inside the bed, and you want to push the TV and mount against the wall when you are closing the bed up and will it stay collapsed?, then yes. Just remember the mount sticks out a minimum of 5" away from the wall without any tilt, then add the thickness of your screen then you would be able to figure if you have enough room. If you are talking about the mount being on the outside of the bed, like it would be under the bed when you pull it down, then NO, it would not stay collapsed. You could make a way to cover it or strap it so it would not... » Read More If you are saying that the TV is on the wall, inside the bed, and you want to push the TV and mount against the wall when you are closing the bed up and will it stay collapsed?, then yes. Just remember the mount sticks out a minimum of 5" away from the wall without any tilt, then add the thickness of your screen then you would be able to figure if you have enough room. If you are talking about the mount being on the outside of the bed, like it would be under the bed when you pull it down, then NO, it would not stay collapsed. You could make a way to cover it or strap it so it would not open but it will not lock to the wall. Hope this helped! :) By the way, I LOVE this wall mount! « Show Less
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Im not sure, it was quite large for me though. My house is only 800 square feet. Im thinking of building a little ramp on the side of the bed against the wall personally. Good luck!
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Maybe if using the legs to do so. I do not have it attached to the bed but standing on the legs and have no problems with it moving. We have a ca ling head board. And it is not one of those new heavy mattresses and it still does not move. You might try that first.Sandy
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No. At best, feet will be only half on the shelf. [This is weird! I went back to check again after seeing RCB's answer. With the unit pushed as far back as possible, the fronts of the feet are 12.25 inches from the wall, so I have to stick with 'no'. Good luck!]
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It's possible to partially recline the seats without the couch being far from the wall, but if you want to fully recline the seats (to near flat) you do have to have the couch be set out from the wall, but not by a ton. I would put it maybe 2ft from the wall.
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Yes, yes you can. It does not affect it al all being against the wall that's where we have ours. I have two sons one is in college and the other one is at home still. When there is only one son here he uses the top bunk and set the bottom one like a futon couch to sit and watch TV or play games in his room. We just pull it out for a bed when my other son comes home. One hand job. Very easy.
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Hello Norma. Thank you for your e mail. You can set it off 1 inch from the wall, up to 1 1/2 cinches, however, if you need it to be further away,we have stand off to fit behinf the rail supports that will allow more space. Let me know how far it actually needs to be from the wall in order to let you know what can be done. Best regards. Silvio Haas
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i think you are asking what the distance is from the corner of the wall, when i have it pushed back as far as possible? If so, about 35 inches (or a little less - i have a window sill protruding that makes it impossible to get this tightly into the corner. If you need more, just ask. Great piece - easy assembly -
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We actually have windows behind the bed. So it is up against the sills. I'm pretty sure you don't have to put it flush against a wall. Perhaps if you put a spacer between the meal and the headboard it would work. We find it really sturdy.
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If you put the front against a wall, you will lose the ability to use the drawer and cupboards in front. If you put the back against the wall, you will lose the ability to put stools under the extendable breakfast bar and use the way it sounds like you would like. If you are okay with pushing the front with the cupboards against a wall and not being able to use them, I guess it would be okay. But for the price of this beautiful piece, I would maybe look for something a little cheaper if you aren't able to have it stand alone and use both sides.
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It has the ability to be flush at the bottom, but you can also pull it away from the wall. The unit does not require it to actually lean up against the wall.