Tiilan Headboard Stoppers for Wall, Adjustable Threaded Bed Frame Anti-Shake Tool, Bed Frame Bumper Guards, Stable Tool for Bed, Cabinet, Sofa - Pack of 4 (1.0-3.2 in)

Works prefect. No wiggle in the headboard.

At our beach rental we had guest say one of the headboard is “broken”. The connection at the bottom was slightly bent. These supports keep the headboard in place and keep it from scratching the wall. It was sooooo easy to install.

Great product, easy to install, my only problem and this could just be user error but every few weeks I have to go back and tighten them up, not sure because of movement they are going back in, or just getting loose over time.

I bought these for a guest bed and they worked great. Easy to setup

These are a good idea but if your headboard has any flext to it at all or the bed can move at all, it just results in these smacking the wall instead of the headboard.

The media could not be loaded.  I'd like to thank the company for the opportunity to review their product. I would have reviewed it sooner but, gotta love Covid.I ordered this item because I was tired of hearing the headboard banging against the wall when I climbed in and out of bed or just moving around in bed. After I ordered it, it took a week at most to get it. Despite coming with no directions on how to assemble these pieces, I was able to figure it out based on the picture of the item I ordered. I included that picture, along with pictures of the pieces, and the brief video I made hoping it helps you assemble your headboard movement bracket or whatever you want to call it.Cons: Just one: It doesn't come with directions. You'll need to figure out assembly yourself or hope the pictures and video provided help you with it.Pros: Quick to assemble. No tools required. Once you figure out how to assemble it, each one only takes about two min each. The box comes with four of these, each in their own little plastic bag, but two of these work, imo, just fine. I shook the headboard and it didn't bang against the wall like it previously did. I saved the other two in case I need it for another headboard.While these didn't come with assembly instructions, I did manage to figure it out and attach it the the back of the headboard and fit between the headboard and wall. I would recommend this item because it has successfully stopped the headboard from banging against the wall and with no damage to either the headboard or wall. Plus, no tools were required. So that's a win- win!I hope my review, video, and pictures were helpful.Thank you!

I never knew they made these kits until I seen them here. I ordered these with the idea I'd mount them to the back of my son's headboard. The headboard isn't very secure as was adapted to fit his queen bed and it is for a full. So the headboard has a bit of wobble to it and these will easily fix the problem. You can either mount it using screws (not included) or the 3M adhesive pads. The assorted hardware will provide up to 3" of relief if you use all the pieces; of course you can need only use the pieces you want to keep the bed away from the wall. I used some Teflon plumbers tape to secure the threads from moving. A few drops of thread-locker would work too. I decided to use one at the bottom of each side and one closer to the top of each side. It worked out perfectly to prevent the headboard from bumping the drywall. It also works to keep my son from pushing the bed back against the wall. Another use for these would be foot extensions. I have my chop saw on a stand that's on the short side. I may just order another set of these to mount on the legs. I could easily raise the saw height 2 1/2"-3" with this set.Note: The picture is one set. The kit includes four of them.

I can't recommend for everyone, but they might work well enough in some situations.I was able to use them to span an approximately 1-1/4 inch gap between the head board and wall by using the just the two end pieces and the included double-sided adhesive patch and the self-adhesive soft cushion.For longer gaps there are two issues.One is that I found the thread tolerances to be very loose allowing way too much free play, which is likely why some reviewers reported needing to readjust. I addressed this by using "Teflon" plumbing tape to take up the slop on the threads.The other issue relates to the two extension pieces that would need to be used to span larger gaps. Ideally one of those pieces should connect with right-hand threads on one end and left-hand threads on the other. This would simplify the adjustment tremendously, since rotating the piece one way would push both ends apart and rotating the other would pull both ends together, and it would achieve this without rotating either end piece. As supplied with right-hand threads on every piece, adjusting one or both extension pieces to achieve the necessary length is gong to be *much* more tedious than would be necessary with a better design.I also noted that while there are holes in the piece that attaches to the bed that theoretically could be used to screw it in place, the taper for flush mounting woods screws is on the wrong side. So, these pieces are apparently designed with the original intention of being mounted into a pre-drilled hole in the opposite orientation to which they're normally going to be used in this application. In other words, they probably were intended for installing feet or casters on furniture legs.