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Twin Full or Queen House Bed with Railings Handmade in the USA
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Twin Full or Queen House Bed with Railings Handmade Features
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Solid, furniture grade wood, no glues or plywoods
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Made from locally harvested Poplar
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Assembly video QR code included with instructions
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Made in Ozark, Missouri
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Chemical free process and chemical free shop which means no off-Gassing
About Twin Full Or Queen House Bed With Railings Handmade
Another popular version of our house bed frame! This one comes with railings all around for those “extra-active” sleepers... Fits standard US sized mattresses twin, full, or queen sized. It is made of smooth, solid furniture grade wood and put together with quality screws for sturdiness. Comes with wood, all screws, and easy to follow 5-step instructions. Check out our other items and feedback! Check out our other items and feedback! Our bed's assembly process takes advantage of the pocket hole assembly method and involves driving screws directly into solid wood during assembly. With almost 30,000 beds sold over the past 6 years the pocket hole assembly method has been a tried and true assembling technique for our beds. Tools required for assembly can all be found at any hardware store. You will need a #2 size square bit (6” long style), a standard Phillips (+) bit, a cordless power drill, and an extra set of hands. Wood Type: Poplar- Furniture grade and knot-free. Considered a hardwood and has more of a lighter tan look, with some color variance that can get a little darker brown toned and could consist of small knots. At times you may receive wood that has a green tint to it. This is because we mill it down and expose wood that hasn’t seen much light or air yet. Over the course of a few days or weeks (depending on the lighting and air movement through the room) the green will fade out to light tans and browns.
