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how difficult is this to mount to wall and is it stable and what are t

10 years ago

how difficult is this to mount to wall and is it stable and what are the materials...is it veneer wood...quality? and how quickly can I get?

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Prepac Furniture
10 years ago
Hello, The Floating headboard is easy to mount to a wall but we recommend having two people for the installation. We provide easy to follow instruction manual and have great customer service if it is needed. The headboard is made from durable composite wood with a laminated finish. We also provide a 5 year warranty on parts. Please see our Where to Buy page.. http://www.prepacmfg.com/content/where-buy-0
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