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Heart Wedge Positioning Pillow in Rose Microvelvet – Liberator

Heart-shaped Liberator wedge sold in decor colours — designed to stay out on the bed.

Hands-on tested by our Ottawa team
The Liberator Heart Wedge is a heart-shaped positioning pillow measuring 18" × 14" × 7", built on a furniture-grade high-density polyurethane foam core with a moisture-resistant inner liner and a removable, machine-washable microvelvet cover in 100% polyester. Liberator sells it in decor colours so it can stay out on a bed. Ships from Ottawa in plain packaging.
Ships from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
CAD $175.90
Delivery2–7 business days across Canada
Warranty12-month warranty
Returns2-day Pleasure Promise
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Who this is for

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Who this is for

You already know a wedge would help and you don't want a black foam block announcing it on your bed. This one is heart-shaped and comes in rose microvelvet, so it reads as a throw pillow to anyone who walks in. It suits couples who share a bedroom with guests, roommates, or family — and anyone who'd rather not hide their gear.

Full specifications

Everything we know about this product, in one place — no fine print, no guessing.

Size & feel
Total length
18.0 in / 45.7 cm
Ownership & origin
Warranty
12 months
Condition
New
MPN
L8544
Designed in
Designed by Liberator, based in Atlanta, Georgia
Body-Safe Verified

Body-safe by design — not by claim.

The Heart Wedge is an external positioning pillow, not a body-insertable product. The cover is 100% polyester microvelvet over a moisture-resistant inner liner; the core is furniture-grade high-density polyurethane foam. The cover is the surface that contacts skin, and it unzips and machine-washes. Liberator's warranty covers sewing defects for 12 months. Adults only, 18+. Keep the foam core out of the washing machine; only the cover is rated for it.

Common questions

Real questions, answered by the team that tested it.

Usage
Does the cover actually come off and go in the washing machine?
Yes. The microvelvet cover unzips completely and is machine-washable — that's in Liberator's own spec table (Removable Cover: Yes). Wash it on its own and let it air-dry or tumble on low. The foam core does not go in the machine.
Usage
What happens if fluids get through the cover?
There's an inner liner between the cover and the foam whose job is to keep moisture out of the foam interior. It is a liner, not a waterproof seal, and the cover itself is 100% polyester that absorbs. In practice: the cover takes the hit and you wash it. If something got past it, wipe the liner with a damp cloth and let everything dry fully before reassembling.
Body-Safe
How firm is the foam?
Firm. Liberator specifies "Foam base - High-density Polyurethane. Furniture-grade, fully supportive" — closer to upholstered-seating foam than to bed-pillow fill. It holds an incline under body weight rather than compressing the way stacked pillows do.
Body-Safe
Will it hold a heavier person?
Liberator publishes no weight limit for the Heart Wedge — we'd rather tell you that than invent a number. What they do state is that the core is furniture-grade high-density polyurethane described as "fully supportive," the same foam class used in upholstered furniture. If a stated limit matters to you, email us and we'll ask Liberator directly.
General
Will guests know what it is?
Not from across the room. Liberator designed and colours this one specifically to blend in — their own copy says "available in chic colors that blend seamlessly with your decor," and their legacy line for it was "a positioning aid that doubles as a decorative pillow." One honest caveat: there's a small Liberator logo on the side of the heart, so it isn't anonymous if someone picks it up and looks.
General
How much room does it take up on the bed?
18 inches across at the widest point, 14 inches deep, 7 inches high — roughly the footprint of a large decorative cushion. It stores under a bed or on a closet shelf if you'd rather not leave it out.
General
Is it worth CAD 175.90 when I could stack pillows, or buy the plain Wedge for less?
Two straight answers. Against stacked pillows: regular pillows compress under load and the angle collapses; furniture-grade high-density foam doesn't, which is the entire functional difference. Against the plain Liberator Wedge: that one is 24 inches wide instead of 18 and costs less at list, so if nobody sees your bedroom and you want maximum surface per dollar, buy the Wedge. What you're paying extra for here is the heart shape and the rose microvelvet — an object you can leave out. If that isn't worth money to you, this is the wrong wedge, and we'd rather sell you the right one.

How to use, clean, and store

The first-5-minutes card in your box has the short version. This is the extended guide.

  1. 1. Unpack it and let the foam finish expanding — it ships vacuum-compressed.
  2. 2. Put it on the bed with the rounded top of the heart facing you.
  3. 3. Slide it under the hips to raise them; the 7-inch incline changes the angle.
  4. 4. Or lie chest-down over the wide end and let it carry your weight.
  5. 5. Or set it behind your back and lean into it, seated or reclined.
  6. 6. Lay a towel or a moisture-proof throw over the cover if fluids are in play.
  7. 7. Unzip the cover and wash it afterward; leave the foam core alone.
Important: The inner liner protects the foam — it is not a waterproof seal, and the cover itself is 100% polyester that absorbs. Wash the cover; never soak the foam core. Saturated polyurethane foam takes days to dry and will hold odour once it does.
  1. 1. Unzip the microvelvet cover and slide it off the foam core.
  2. 2. Machine-wash the cover on its own. Wash it before first use if you like.
  3. 3. Air-dry or tumble low; heat is hard on polyester pile.
  4. 4. Do NOT put the foam core in the washing machine.
  5. 5. Wipe the liner and foam with a damp cloth if something got past the cover.
  6. 6. Let everything dry fully before you zip the cover back on.
  1. 1. Leave it out on the bed or a chair — that is what the decor colours are for.
  2. 2. If you'd rather put it away, it slides under a bed or onto a closet shelf.
  3. 3. Store it dry, and don't leave anything heavy compressing the foam for weeks.
  1. Let the foam finish expanding before the first use — it ships compressed.
  2. Try it under the hips first. Small shifts change a lot.
  3. Rounded end toward you; the point tucks away.
  4. Put a towel over the cover the first time and skip the worrying.
  5. Leave it out afterward. That is what the rose colour is for.

The Heart Wedge Positioning Pillow in Rose Microvelvet – Liberator story

Why we made it this way.

Liberator has been making foam-and-fabric positioning shapes for two decades, and most of them look exactly like what they are: a black wedge, a black ramp, a piece of equipment. The Heart Wedge is the one that went the other way. Liberator's own URL for it is still decor-heart-wedge, and the company's copy says it's "available in chic colors that blend seamlessly with your decor." That's not a retailer's spin. It's the design brief.

Heart-shaped Liberator wedge sold in decor colours — designed to stay out on the bed.

Physically it's simple. Eighteen inches across at the widest point, fourteen deep, seven high. The core is what Liberator calls furniture-grade high-density polyurethane — the same class of foam that goes into upholstered seating, not the compressible fill in a bed pillow. That's the whole functional argument for spending money here instead of stacking cushions: cushions squash under load and the angle disappears; this holds the incline. Slide it under the hips and it raises them by seven inches, which changes the angle. That's a geometry fact, and we'll leave it at that.

Over the foam sits a moisture-resistant inner liner, and over that the part you actually touch: a plush microvelvet cover in 100% polyester, in Rose. The cover unzips and goes in the washing machine. The liner's job is to keep the foam clean, not to make the cover waterproof — so the fabric is the layer that takes the hit, and washing it is the whole maintenance story.

The reason we stock this one alongside the plain black Wedge is the part that doesn't show up in a spec table. If you share a home with roommates, or your parents visit, or you'd simply rather not keep a bag under the bed, an object that reads as a throw pillow is worth something real.

It's also the most expensive thing in this collection, and we're not going to pretend otherwise. Liberator's plain 24-inch Wedge costs less and gives you ten more inches of surface to work with. If nobody ever sees your bedroom and you want maximum angles per dollar, buy that one. The Heart Wedge is for the person who wants the support and doesn't want the object to announce itself.

We hold all of it in Ottawa. Ships in a plain box, 12-month Liberator warranty on sewing, 30 days on our Pleasure Promise.

Designed by Liberator, based in Atlanta, Georgia

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