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Basic Cappuccino Storage Platform Bed K Series

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The simple contemporary design of the Basic storage bed fits just about any lifestyle. Similar in it's classic style to the Simple storage bed, the Basic bed features taller legs and headboard, for a platform bed that raises higher off the floor with a more substantial presence in the bedroom.

Basic Cappuccino Storage Platform Bed K Series

The simple contemporary design of the Basic storage bed fits just about any lifestyle. Similar in it's classic style to the Simple storage bed, the Basic bed features taller legs and headboard, for a platform bed that raises higher off the floor with a more substantial presence in the bedroom. This also allows for bigger and roomier storage drawers underneath the bed. A built in modesty panel at the foot of the bed and back of the bed further enhances the boxed in look of this classic bed frame.
The Basic Storage Bed can have its spacious drawers switched out for a trundle bed underneath the bed frame as the situation warrants (trundle bed sold separately).

  • Constructed from sustainably harvested hardwoods.
  • See our Sustainable Timber Certification
  • European slat platform bed design.
  • Available in Cherry, Cappuccino/Java, Oak or Maple in bed sizes ranging from Twin to King.
  • Slats of mattress deck made out of plywood.
  • Limited warranty

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