ARCACHON rattan Headboard

The Arcachon rattan headboard in short

The Arcachon rattan headboard in grey Kooboo will give your bedroom a raw, casual look.

The 1.60 m width  allows it to be adapted to 140 cm and 160 cm bedding. For 140 cm, it will overflow by 10 cm on each side, the visible feet are woven in the continuity of the headboard and will frame your bedding well. For 160 cm, it will be flush with the edges of your bedding, the feet will be hidden by your bed base.

Structure in solid exotic wood and weaving in natural rattan. Lacquered finish in the colour of your choice (see above), made to order (approx. 15 days lead time).

Overall dimensions: Height 110 x width 160 x thickness 8 cm, weight 15 KG.

Height of the legs: 21 cm, then minimum thickness of the mattress: 15 cm (height from the floor to the bottom of the weaving: 36 cm).

An assembly kit is available as an option which will allow you to fix the headboard either to the wall or directly to your bed base. The Arcachon headboard is made in Indonesia under the supervision of KOK.

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Rattan headboard Arcachon: what is kooboo?

The Arcachon rattan headboard is made of "grey kooboo" rattan. The "kooboo" rattan variety is a fast-growing species from the island of Borneo. There are in fact over 300 varieties of rattan in the world, each with its own characteristics. Kooboo only reaches a maximum diameter of 10 or 12 mm when mature. It is not rigid enough to be used as a structural stick to make an armchair, for example, but it does have a nice suppleness and regular bark, which is particularly appreciated for weaving work (basketry or furniture upholstery). Just what we needed to weave the panel of the Arcachon rattan headboard. 

The Arcachon rattan headboard in use

The Arcachon rattan headboard can be dusted with a damp cloth, a brush or a feather duster. In the event of heavy soiling, it can be brushed and rinsed with water in exceptional cases, taking care to remove the velcro-fastened rear protective cover. The Arcachon rattan headboard is not afraid of the humidity of country houses in winter, or conversely of dry environments in summer, but under no circumstances, as with all rattan furniture, should it be placed outside (in tree houses for example, which are too cold in winter).