Abstract: A Head-board Recliner presenting the same visual aspect as the standard head-board, differing in the appearance only in that there are two large panels, the recliners, and one or more smaller panels, which fill out the horizontal width of the head-board. The recliners pull out a specific distance, clear of the bed, and lock to a rigid position, providing support for the upper body, while a person reads, watches television, or lounges. Continuous hinges, which are attached to the back of each recliner, top and bottom, and then to a mounting board, provide the support and the articulation. The mounting board is secured to a wall or other type support. The lower continuous hinge is inter-locked to a sliding pad. This sliding pad limits the action of the hinges, stabilizes them a desired point, providing a friction free operation in opening or closing the recliner. The sliding pad also provides a storing place for the sliding feature of the lower continuous hinge.