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Not pictured: Twin and Milsap Canvas Sustain Tweed

At a Glance

Solid Wood Frame

CertiPUR-US® Certified

Full Assembly Needed - Additional Tools Required

Pieces Included: Slat Kit

Size:

Twin

Color:

Milsap Canvas Sustain Tweed

About This Product

A clean, minimalist design, with a cozy texture – that’s what dreams are made of. This platform bed is the perfect fit for any modern master bedroom. Crafted from a solid pine wood frame, this piece is upholstered with foam polyester and linen blend fabric, and supported by straight metal legs. Made in the USA, this contemporary bed includes a slat kit, so a box spring is not required. Full assembly is needed upon arrival.

Features

Side rail thickness: 1"
Height between the metal bed frame (where the box spring sits) and the top of the upholstered rails: Approximately 7.5”
The frame of the bed where the mattress sits from the ground: 9"
Interior dimensions (king size): 76" W x 80" L
Slat Thickness: 2.1"
The distance between the slats for the Twin and Full is 3.5"
The distance between the slats for the Queen and King is 3.9"
Width Between The Brackets For California King-Size: 64.25"
Measurement Between The Corner Brackets For California King-Size: 76.25"

Details

Bed Design: Standard
Pieces Included: Headboard, Slat Kit
Frame Material: Solid Wood
Upholstered: Yes
Upholstery Material: Olefin, Oléfine
Box Spring Required: No
Slat Material: Manufactured Wood
Weight Capacity: 500 lb.
Wood Species: Pine
Adjustable Headboard: Yes
Maximum Headboard Height: 3''
Headboard Shape: Other
Bed Base Shape: Rectangular
Number of Center Support Legs: 1
Construction Features: Center Support Leg(s), Basic Butt Joinery

Certifications

Sustainability Certificate(s): CertiPUR-US® Certified, Forest Stewardship Council® (FSC®) MIX 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.”