Low Platform Bed with wide platform that is 8inch wider on each side and 10 inches longer at the foot end. The bed is custom made for you. Contact Us to request almost any change that you would like.

Approximate Details:

1. The bed is 17″ wider and 13″ longer than a standard sized mattress
2. The platform extension shown the photo is made to be 8″ for the sides and 10″ foot end and a 2″ extension for the head end
3. The height of the top of the platform extension off the floor is 8″
4. The platform extension is made of 7/8″ thick wood with a trim piece at the outer edge that is 2″ wide that makes the entire extension look like it is 2″ thick. The support for the extension (two boards at right angle as shown by the photo) will be 7/8″ thick also.
5. The bed is for use without box springs. The mattress rests on 20 slats.
6. The top of the slats is 1″ below the top of the extended platform. The platform is not under the mattress.
7. Queen and larger bed sizes have a center support under the slats. The space between the slats is 1.5″.

No veneers or compressed particle boards are used. The wood that is not normally seen (such as for slats) is a different hardwood species.

Our standard finish is Tung Oil. This creates a beautiful, highly durable and easy to maintain finish that brings out the natural character and unique grain patterns of our hardwoods. For an added charge you can have stain applied prior to the Tung Oil finish. More detail can be found at our Finish Options and Stain Choices pages.

Our hardwood is from the forests in the Appalachian region of the United States that have been sustainably harvested for hundreds of years. Wood is a natural product and as a result grain patterns and variation in color and character in the wood are different in each piece of furniture and will not be an exact match with the listing photos. The unique color, grain and appearance are part of the unique one-of-a-kind qualities of your furniture.

Production and sale of this product helps the economy of Appalachia where jobs are scarce and people are skilled in working with natural materials.

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