When merged in just the right way, rustic and industrial styles can make one happy marriage. Case in point: this twin panel bed with 10" memory foam mattress. A refined take on barn board beauty, its complex, replicated wood grain showcases hints of burnt orange and teal tones for a sense of weatherworn authenticity. Love to read in bed" The retro-chic light sconce and USB plug-ins on the open-slat style headboard are such a bright idea. The mattress's soothing memory foam contours to your body, while a thick layer of firm support foam provides pressure-relieving comfort. The mattress arrives in a box for quick and easy setup. Simply cut away the plastic wrap and unroll. You'll be amazed at how it fully expands within minutes. Foundation/box spring available, sold separately.
- Includes mattress and bed; Bed includes headboard, footboard and rails
- Made of engineered wood with replicated grain
- Decorative sconce LED light, runs on 3 AA batteries
- 2 USB charging ports
- Power cord included; UL-listed
- Dark-tone industrial hardware
- Assembly required
- Comfort level: firm
- Memory foam, transition foam and firm support foam
- Premium stretch knit cover
- 10-year non-prorated warranty
- Note: Purchasing mattress and foundation from two different brands may void warranty; see warranty for details
- Foundation/box spring available, sold separately
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| Alternate Package Name |
Twin Panel Bed with Mattress |
| Id |
PKG000383 |
| Package Color |
Multi |
| Package Name |
4-Piece Bedroom Package |
| Package Series |
B211 |
| Retail Type |
Youth Bedroom |
Professional delivery and installation is available for every product we sell. We would be happy to coordinate delivery and installation for you.
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