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While I respect the use of a two-hole strap, it ain't gonna keep it from knocking against the wall
There's a rubber behind the headrest, just for that purpose !
"a rubber"
That's not how I'd refer to it, esp in this context
I was thinking the same. It might work, but the strap would have to be tighter IMO. Also good luck if that is drywall
Highly recommend some good toggle bolts or plastic toggle threaded anchors. Those should do the job.
Why dampen the noise when you can double it?
There's a wooden block lower down. :)
Just put the bed in the dead center of the room like a fucking madman.
I mean, it might if it's secure and entirely flush as well as anchored properly. But unless the house is really sturdy the whole thing is going to shake.