Full Size 15.5 Inch Solid Wood Platform Bed with Sloped Retro Headboard and 12 Inch Clearance

Reading or watching something in bed against a vertical board means your head is pushed forward and your pillow slides out behind you. Most people end up buying a wedge cushion to fix it.

This headboard is set at a published 106 degrees, sloping away from the mattress, with the top rail 49 inches from the floor. The pillow stays wedged in the angle instead of working loose.

Why the lean matters

The panel puts a figure on it: 106 degrees off the deck, and 49 inches from the floor to the top rail. A vertical headboard pushes your shoulders forward when you sit up. A rail that leans back takes the pillow with it.

Two lengths, and which one matters

The mattress area is 75 by 54 inches, the standard Canadian Double. The frame around it runs 83.5 by 56 inches, because the headboard uprights stand behind the mattress. It is the 83.5 that has to fit between your wall and your wardrobe door.

Twelve slats on three centre legs

Twelve plywood slats and three legs down the centre line. The centre legs sit on adjustable foot pads, so the deck can be brought level on a floor that is not. The published capacity for the Full size is 800 lb.

The mattress drops in, not on

The deck is recessed inside the rails rather than sitting flush on top, which is what the panel calls embedded. A mattress from 4 to 12 inches thick drops into that recess and stays where it is put.

Three wood rails leaning back at 106 degrees.

No box spring required.

On adjustable foot pads for levelling.

Published for the Full size.

Room for boxes, a sweeper and shoes.

Solid rubberwood legs under a wood frame.

Ships from a Canadian warehouse. Free shipping on orders over $150. Some remote areas, PO boxes and surcharge regions may be excluded or cost extra.

Return within 14 days of purchase, unused, in original condition and packaging.

Covered directly by the manufacturer under their warranty terms for material and manufacturing defects.

A 106 degree lean and a 49 inch top rail hold your back rather than your shoulder blades.

Three centre legs on adjustable pads take up the difference instead of rocking.

What we stand behind

• The 83.5 by 56 inch frame size, the 75 by 54 inch mattress area, the 15.5 inch deck height, the 12 inch clearance, the 49 inch headboard, the 106 degree angle and the 800 lb Full capacity are the manufacturer's published figures.
• The written record quotes 550, 800 and 800 lb across Twin, Full and Queen. The Full figure is published here.
• Slat spacing is not published.
• The colour is not stated in words on the record. The photography shows a mid brown wood, and we describe it no further than that.
• The mattress is not included.

What mattress does it take?

A Full, sold as a Double in Canada, 54 by 75 inches, between 4 and 12 inches thick. Not included.

What size is the frame?

83.5 inches long by 56 inches wide, with the deck 15.5 inches off the floor.

How tall is the headboard?

49 inches from the floor, leaning back at 106 degrees.

Is it comfortable to sit against?

The headboard is three wood rails set at a 106 degree lean. It is wood, so a pillow behind your back still helps.

What weight will it hold?

800 lb for the Full size, as published.

How much storage is underneath?

12 inches of clearance.