Where is the other half of my backboard?
Don't worry! Our backboards come folded in half. Simply unfold this to reveal the full backboard.
Common products that have folded backboards in include chest of drawers, bookcases and wardrobes. If your backboard needs to be unfolded, it will be shown on the assembly instructions with an image of the backboard being unfolded, indicated by a curved arrow.
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