Main risks

• Toppling or detachment if not properly secured to the wall or the bed frame.
• Entrapment in gaps between the headboard, mattress or wall, especially for children.
• Impacts with hard edges or corners; cuts or splinters from damaged surfaces or protruding fittings.
• Injuries when handling due to weight and bulk during transport or assembly (trapped fingers and falls).
• Damage to concealed cables or pipes when drilling, and insecure attachment caused by unsuitable fixings.
• Risk of overheating or fire if placed next to heat sources or if integrated lighting is installed incorrectly.
• Detachment of decorative parts or screws that could become small parts accessible to children.

Safe use

• Assemble following the manufacturer's instructions and use fixings suitable for the wall material or the intended structure.
• Check there are no cables or pipes before drilling; mark height and level to ensure a secure fixing.
• Carry out installation with two people, keeping the area clear and protecting hands and surfaces.
• Adjust the position so there are no wide gaps between the headboard and the mattress; use buffers or spacers if necessary.
• Check firmness after assembly and retighten screws and joints after the first hours or days of use.
• Do not climb, sit or hang from the headboard; avoid point loads or impacts.
• If the model includes lighting or other accessories, follow their specific instructions and avoid routing cables through pinch points.
• Position the bed so that when sitting up you do not hit edges or hard elements of the headboard.

Storage and maintenance

• Install and maintain in dry, ventilated indoor areas, away from damp and sources of direct heat.
• Clean with a soft cloth, dry or slightly damp; avoid abrasive products and soaking fabrics or wood.
• For upholstered models, gently vacuum and dry any spills immediately.
• Periodically inspect screws, fixings and joints; tighten or replace loose or damaged components.
• Check edges, finishes and upholstery; stop using if there are splinters, breaks or loose fittings until repaired.
• To move it, do so with two people and without dragging; protect corners and the wall during the move.
• Place felt pads or buffers between the headboard and wall to reduce vibrations, noise and marks.

Restrictions of use

• Intended for domestic indoor use; not suitable for outdoor use unless expressly indicated by the manufacturer.
• Do not hang televisions, shelves or heavy objects from the headboard unless the design allows for it and it includes specific fittings.
• Do not modify, drill additional holes in or cut the headboard; this may compromise its strength and stability.
• Do not use if it shows instability, cracks, loose screws or damaged fixings.
• Keep small parts and tools out of the reach of children during assembly; supervise children to prevent climbing or entrapment.
• Do not place next to heaters, radiators, open flames or overloaded sockets; if there is accessory wiring, keep it tidy and free from strain.