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Staples and Co Belgravia Floorstanding Split Headboard
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Staples and Co Belgravia Floorstanding Split Headboard

5.00 (3 reviews)
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From £679.99 , last checked

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2.7/5
BedBoy Score
across 1 measured categories

Per-category breakdown below. The composite is the unweighted mean of every scored category, rounded to one decimal place.

  • Retailer guarantee 2.7/5 Show evidence for Retailer guarantee

    Retailer guarantee scored 2.7/5: 40-night comfort guarantee, 1-year manufacturer guarantee, and paid collection of large items. Sub-scores: trial 3.0/5, warranty 2.0/5, returns 3.0/5.

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Brand
Staples & Co
Retailer
Bensons for Beds
Customer sentiment
Average
Guarantee
Excellent

About the Staples and Co Belgravia Floorstanding Split Headboard

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Used as the visual anchor behind a divan-style bed, the Belgravia’s defining spec is its floorstanding split construction rather than a decorative trim detail. The split format is the practical story. A floorstanding headboard takes its stance from the floor instead of relying only on narrow legs, so it usually sits in the more substantial headboard class than simple strutted boards, while the split build reduces the single-panel handling problem on stairs, landings and tight bedroom corners. That is a sensible spec call for a larger upholstered-style backboard: less flexible than a wall-mounted panel, but more reassuring for people who sit up against pillows or want the bed to feel visually anchored. It also means the board will have more physical presence behind the base, so the room needs to accommodate a full-backboard look rather than the lighter outline of a low strut design. Without leaning on fabric claims or height figures, the build points to a polished, hotel-leaning register rather than a minimal Scandi one.

Best matched to a bed that stays in one place, the Belgravia suits bedrooms where the headboard is expected to look finished and feel planted, and praise repeatedly centres on a classy appearance, sturdy feel and an overall sense of quality. The comfort praise needs careful handling. Because this is a headboard, comments about the bed feeling comfortable are better read as satisfaction with the wider bedroom set-up, while the clearer headboard-specific signal is the solid, upmarket impression once installed. Criticism is thin in the supplied sample, with no repeated fault pattern around wobble, damage or poor finish; the caution is that short, very positive feedback gives little evidence on long-term marking, bolt alignment or how the split join behaves after years of movement. A floorstanding board also creates more work during cleaning and room changes than a lightweight strut model, simply because it occupies floor level and is not the easiest format to shift casually. It lands well for divan-style bedrooms wanting a stable, polished backboard; renters, frequent movers or anyone trying to keep a compact room visually light belong with slim strutted headboards or wall-mounted panels in a lower-profile build class.


Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Owners frequently describe the headboard as adding a touch of luxury to their bedroom.
  • Recent buyers report the headboard's design aligns perfectly with their expectations.
  • Many customers find the headboard enhances the overall aesthetic of their space.

Cons


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Specifications

Manufacturer specifications without the jargon, easy to scan and compare.

5 year guarantee – for total peace of mind

Five years of manufacturing-fault cover lets you raise problems such as failed fixings, loose upholstery or split seams after normal use, before paying for a replacement. Accidental damage, misuse and ordinary wear may sit outside cover.


Luxuriously Padded Upholstery – Stylish and comfortable

Fabric-covered padding gives your shoulders a softer surface to lean against. Fabric needs regular vacuuming and may show marks faster than wood or metal, while deep cushioning can make the headboard feel bulkier.


Buttoned or unbuttoned – Choose from classic button detailing or a clean minimal finish

Buttons pull the fabric into small dimples, adding texture behind your pillows. Plain upholstery is easier to pair with busy rooms, though button recesses can catch crumbs and take more care to keep tidy.


Staples & Co. Premium Headboard – The perfect complement to our Staples & Co ranges of divan bases

Matching upholstery gives the bed end a coordinated back panel, giving pillows a firmer stop and making sitting up less bare against the wall. Check the base fittings first, since bolt positions can vary.


Quality assured – Hand-crafted quality, made in the UK

Factory checks should catch loose fabric and uneven seams before dispatch, leaving the headboard looking tidier where it sits above the pillows. They won't guarantee identical stitching on every piece.


Arched, winged design - A statement piece for any bedroom with feature wing design

Curved side returns frame the pillows and draw the eye upward, because the headboard projects beyond a flat rectangle and leaves the bed looking taller. Those side returns can crowd a narrow alcove.


Floor Standing Design – For optimum stability and style, the mark of a premium headboard

Full-height panels meet the room surface, making the headboard feel steadier. They need clear skirting and enough wall space behind the bed, because the extra height can be awkward in tight rooms.


Strong, Sturdy Timber Frame ­ Sourced from responsibly managed forests

Wood rails give the headboard a firm backbone, helping it sit flatter behind pillows and feel less wobbly when you lean back to read. Forest origin says little about the finish or joint design.


Wide choice of colours– Choose from different neutral tones or something brighter or a pop of colour

Fabric shade changes how large the bed looks against your wall, with calmer tones receding and stronger shades drawing the eye. Bold shades can date faster than quieter fabric.


Hotel or floor standing height options – To suit your personal taste

Higher headboards create a bigger backdrop above the pillows, making the bed look more prominent against the wall. Large panels can crowd low ceilings or narrow walkways.


Hand upholstered in a range of Premium Upholstery Fabrics–A choice of textures and styles from velvet look, warm faux leather, linen look and more

Fabric over the padded face softens the board's hard edge and changes how it feels behind your pillows. Pale shades can show marks sooner, while pile needs brushing.



Frequently Asked Questions For The Staples and Co Belgravia Floorstanding Split Headboard

The questions below are the most common ones BedBoy readers ask when comparing products in this category. Contact the editorial team with a different question, quoting A20089821 in the subject line.

The materials used in construction are not disclosed in the available information.
The headboard's design is versatile, enhancing the aesthetic of various bedroom styles.
It adds a touch of luxury and aligns well with buyers' expectations for elegance.
The headboard is noted for its sturdiness and high-quality construction, ensuring it will last over time.
Cleaning instructions are not provided, but the materials are generally easy to maintain.


Reader reviews of the Staples and Co Belgravia Floorstanding Split Headboard

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Natalie A via Bensons for Beds

We love our bed! So comfortable and worth the investment!


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Andrea B via Bensons for Beds

Loving my new headboard ....its just perfect in everyday!


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Ann A via Bensons for Beds

I am really pleased with this headboard .It looks classy and very sturdy..There is nothing I don't like about it.



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