Birch Lane™ Bessinger Upholstered Low Profile Standard Bed & Reviews

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Bessinger Upholstered Standard Bed, Full / Double, Classic Talc Linen

Not pictured: Classic Talc Linen

Customer Reviews

Rated 4.7 out of 5 stars.

25 Reviews

Customers say

Customers are highly satisfied with the product's appearance, noting its beauty and how it looks exactly like the pictures. The product is also praised for its sturdiness and overall quality, with many reviewers highlighting its solid construction and well-made materials. Assembly is frequently mentioned as easy and straightforward. Customers also feel the product offers excellent value for its price, with some stating it looks more expensive than it is.

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At a Glance

Manufactured Wood Frame

Underbed Clearance: 4 ''

CertiPUR-US® Certified

Assembly Required

Size:

Full / Double

Color:

Classic Talc Linen

About This Product

Just because a bed goes with everything doesn't mean it lacks in style. This simple piece stands out because it's hand-upholstered in a quality fabric of your choice that holds its own as a design feature. The custom-made bed has a square-shaped headboard with French seam edges and is manufactured in Illinois. Invest in a piece that is well made — and a style that will last you through several remodels. You’ll look back and be glad you made the smart choice.

Details

Bed Design: Standard
Pieces Included: Headboard
Frame Material: Manufactured Wood
Upholstered: Yes
Upholstery Material: Polyester Blend
Box Spring Required: Yes
Weight Capacity: 500 lb.
Adjustable Headboard: Yes
Headboard Shape: Rectangular
Number of Center Support Legs: 3
Construction Features: Center Support Leg(s), Biscuit Joint

Certifications

Sustainability Certificate(s): Forest Stewardship Council® (FSC®) MIX Certified, CertiPUR-US® Certified
Sustainability Certification Descriptions: FSC® N003885. FSC® is dedicated to the promotion of responsible forest management worldwide. By selecting this product, you help take care of the world’s forests. Learn more: www.fsc.org.”