Birch Lane™ Benson Upholstered Wingback Headboard & Reviews

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Benson Upholstered Headboard, Queen, Milsap Canvas Sustain® Tweed

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Customer Reviews

Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars.

14 Reviews

Customers say

Customers praise the product's attractive appearance, noting its sleek, modern, and stylish design. The quality is frequently highlighted as very good, with reviewers describing it as heavy-duty and well-made. Assembly is reported to be easy and quick. The fabric is described as luxurious and nice, complementing various decor styles. While most feedback on color is positive, one reviewer mentioned the navy color was slightly lighter than pictured.

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At a Glance

Shop Sustainably: Forest Stewardship Council® (FSC®) MIX Certified; GREENGUARD Certified

Overall Height - Top to Bottom: 56 ''

Assembly Required

Basic Butt Joinery

About This Product

This square top headboard features a straight wingback design alongside a plain front. These elements blend perfectly to lend a touch of style and create a piece that will be the center of your bedroom design. The made-to-order headboard matches up easily with any standard bed frame making assembly simple, and the inclusive transitional design makes it an easy addition to any bedroom space. Fully hand upholstered, the headboard is manufactured in Illinois and highlights a beautiful tweed fabric.

Details

Headboard Design: Wingback
Frame Material: Solid + Manufactured Wood
Upholstered: Yes
Pieces Included: Mounting Hardware
Wood Species: Pine
Adjustable Width: No
Color: Milsap Canvas
Upholstery Material: Olefin
Construction Features: Legs, Basic Butt Joinery
Overall Shape: Rectangular
Compatible With: Queen

Certifications

Sustainability Certificate(s): Forest Stewardship Council® (FSC®) MIX Certified, GREENGUARD Certified
Sustainability Certification Descriptions: FSC® N003885. FSC® is dedicated to the promotion of responsible forest management worldwide. By selecting this product, you help take care of the world’s forests. Learn more: www.fsc.org.”