Sold one panel at a time
The price shown is per panel, not the full headboard in a room photo. Order the quantity you need. Bed bases, mattresses and styling are separate.
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Create your own upholstered headboard or feature wall. Panels are sold individually for DIY wall mounting: choose your fabric, height and quantity, then select fixings suited to your wall.
Before you choose
The price shown is per panel, not the full headboard in a room photo. Order the quantity you need. Bed bases, mattresses and styling are separate.
Most panels are 45cm wide, with 150cm or 200cm heights. A 90cm velvet option is also available. Check each listing and measure your wall before ordering.
Fit using suitable adhesive strips, mounting glue, or screws and clips. Choose according to your wall, its finish, and the panel's weight and backing. Installation is not included.
Plan your layout
Measure the width of the wall area you want to cover, including any overhang beyond your bed frame. Multiply the number of panels by the panel width to work out your finished layout before gaps. For example, four 45cm panels make a 180cm-wide arrangement.
Choose 150cm or 200cm height to suit the position and look you want. Measure from your intended starting point on the wall. Room photos are styling inspiration; check the size selected on the product page.
| Number of panels | Combined width |
|---|---|
| 1 | 45cm |
| 2 | 90cm |
| 3 | 135cm |
| 4 | 180cm |
| 5 | 225cm |
| 6 | 270cm |
Widths assume panels fitted side by side without gaps. Handmade dimensions can vary; check your delivered panels before marking final fixing positions. Two 90cm panels span 180cm.
DIY fitting guide
Panels can be hung with adhesive strips, suitable mounting glue, or screws and clips. No one method suits every wall. Check the panel's weight and backing, the wall construction and its finish before buying fixings. If unsure, ask a competent installer.
Use only when the strip manufacturer confirms suitability for the panel's weight, backing and your wall surface. The wall must be sound, clean, dry and sufficiently smooth. Follow the load limits and preparation instructions.
Choose a suitable mounting adhesive compatible with both the panel backing and your wall. Follow its application instructions, support the panel as directed and allow the full curing time before leaving it unsupported.
Clips and screws are supplied. Choose suitable wall plugs or wall-specific fixings for masonry, plasterboard or your wall construction; the supplied screws may not suit every wall. Check for hidden cables and pipes before drilling.
Select adhesives and any additional wall-specific fixings separately. Adhesives can damage paint or plaster when removed. Do not assume a fixing will hold on a damp, flaking or unsuitable wall surface.
Lay out your panels, check their actual sizes and spacing, then mark a level starting line on the wall.
Check the wall is sound and ready for the chosen fixing. Follow the fixing manufacturer's surface preparation instructions.
Secure the first panel using the selected suitable method, then work across your layout, checking the level as you go.
Support adhesive-mounted panels for the recommended curing time. Check every panel is secure before using the area.
No. Each unit is one upholstered wall panel in your chosen size and finish. Room images may show several panels together. The bed base, mattress, bedding and accessories are not included.
Measure your actual bed frame and the wall area you want to cover. Decide how far you want the panels to extend beyond the bed, then use the width guide. A bed-size name alone does not determine the right number of panels.
Clips and screws are supplied. Check whether these suit your wall and obtain appropriate wall plugs or other fixings if required. Adhesive strips and mounting glue should be selected separately to suit the wall and panel.
Ask your landlord before fixing panels to the wall. Strips and glue are not guaranteed to remove without marking or damaging paint or plaster. Follow the fixing manufacturer's removal instructions.
Fitting is a DIY job and installation is not included. We can help you choose panel sizes, quantities and bedroom fabrics. If you are uncertain about your wall or suitable fixings, ask a competent installer to assess it.
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