Birch Lane™ Byrd Upholstered Wingback Headboard & Reviews

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Byrd Upholstered Wingback Headboard, California King, Classic Snow Boucle

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Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars.

25 Reviews

Customers say

Customers find the product to be beautiful and high quality, with many praising its appearance and the lovely fabric material. The color is generally reported as being true to online images. Assembly is frequently described as easy. However, some customers noted that the holes did not always line up correctly during assembly, and a few wished the headboard was slightly taller.

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At a Glance

Shop Sustainably: CertiPUR-US® Certified; Forest Stewardship Council® (FSC®) MIX Certified

Overall Height - Top to Bottom: 56 ''

Assembly Required

Basic Butt Joinery

About This Product

A contemporary take on a classic design, this upholstered headboard tops off your bed with a clean-lined look. Its height-adjustable frame is made from a blend of solid and engineered wood, and it's wrapped in a neutral-colored linen blend for a textured feel. The gentle curves of its camelback silhouette give way to stylish wingback designs on the side, adding plenty of French country definition and character to your bedroom or guest room. Plus, this headboard is filled with polyester padding to cushion you while you lay back for some late-night reading. A frame and mattress are sold separately.

Details

Headboard Design: Wingback
Upholstered: Yes
Pieces Included: Mounting Hardware
Adjustable Height: Yes
Adjustable Width: No
Upholstery Material: Polyester
Adjustable: Yes
Construction Features: Padded, Legs, Basic Butt Joinery
Overall Shape: Camelback
Compatible With: California King

Certifications

Sustainability Certificate(s): CertiPUR-US® Certified, Forest Stewardship Council® (FSC®) MIX 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.”