
4.8 / 5 ★★★★★
Trusted by people who take rest seriously
From recovery nights to everyday sleep, our customers choose structure that holds up.
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Reading hour is back
We have a metal bed frame that ate pillows nightly. The wedge fills the whole gap — I lean back with a book and nothing moves, including me.
Verified buyer
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Made the bed look built-in
The oat colour against our linen looks like upholstery that came with the bed. Guests assume it's a custom headboard.
Verified buyer
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My lower back approves
I work from bed some mornings (no shame) and used to pay for it by noon. The wedge keeps me upright instead of curled — the difference is obvious.
Verified buyer
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Frequently asked questions
Will it fit my bed?
At roughly 150 cm wide it spans a queen bed edge-to-edge and sits handsomely centred on a king. It rests between mattress and headboard — or against the wall if you have none.
Is it firm enough to actually lean on?
Yes — the core is supportive foam-and-fibre, so it holds its triangle under full body weight instead of swallowing you like a soft pillow.
Does it slide around?
Its own weight and the mattress pressure hold it in place. Unlike stacked pillows, it has nowhere to go.
Can I wash it?
The full cover unzips and machine-washes cool. Air-dry and zip it back on — ten minutes, fresh backrest.
What's the pocket for?
A side sleeve sized for a phone, reading glasses or the remote — the things that otherwise vanish into the duvet.
How does it ship?
Compressed in a compact box. Unbox it, give the core a day and a few plumps, and it rises to full wedge.
