What is a pillow stop?

A "pillow stop," also known as a "mattress board," serves as a practical and aesthetic element in the bedroom. A pillow stop is positioned at the lower part of the upholstered headboard, it is designed to be placed behind the mattress. Typically, our standard pillow-stop measures between 6 inches and 12 inches, although it can be customised upon request to suit specific preferences.

A "pillow stop," also known as a "mattress board," serves as a practical and aesthetic element in the bedroom. Positioned at the lower part of the upholstered headboard, it is designed to be placed behind the mattress. Its primary function is to prevent pillows from slipping down behind the bed while also enhancing the overall appearance of the setup.

This feature is especially valued by those who have headboards that may be observed from a side angle, as it effectively reduces the chances of any gaps forming between the headboard and the bed frame. Typically, our standard pillow-stop measures between 6 inches and 12 inches, although it can be customised upon request to suit specific preferences. Employing a pillow stop facilitates a seamless connection between the headboard and the bed structure.

Compared to the main headboard, the pillow stop is generally thinner and is upholstered using the same fabric. It boasts a light padding but does not contain foam.

Our line of Pillow Stops is compatible with both wall-mounted headboards and traditional headboard struts, ensuring versatility in usage.

For most of our headboard designs, the option of including a pillow stop is available, allowing customers to further tailor their bedding setup according to their preferences.