Aspen Log Partial Panel Insert Bed

Product Description

Bring the natural beauty of Rocky Mountain aspens into your home with this stunning bed. Each log bursts with rich, vibrant colors, adding warmth and character to your bedroom. The distinctive routered insert enhances the classic log bed design, making it the perfect centerpiece for any rustic-themed space.

Handcrafted Excellence
Skilled artisans handcraft every Aspen Log Partial Panel Insert Bed using traditional techniques—without the use of large machinery. This careful process ensures each bed is one-of-a-kind. Craftsmen hand-sand and assemble each piece, custom measuring and cutting every spindle for a flawless fit.

Quality Finish
Each bed is hand-sprayed with multiple coats of premium finish, creating a smooth, durable surface that highlights the natural beauty of the wood.

Customization Options
Design your bed to reflect your personal style with a range of customization options:

• Standard Style: Choose our standard style for a clean, timeless look.

• Additional Features: Add custom details like accent rails or other unique elements to make your bed truly your own.

Explore More Options: Discover more bed styles and options to complement your décor by visiting our website: Rustic Beds Collection.

Assembly Tips: For assistance with assembling your bed, refer to our Assembly Tips Page for helpful guidance and instructions. We strive to make your setup experience as smooth as possible.

Contact Us: Have questions or need assistance customizing your Aspen Log Partial Panel Insert Bed? Our team is here to help. Contact us via phone or email. We are dedicated to ensuring you get the perfect bed that meets your needs and style preferences.

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FAQs

What Is The Difference Between A Jumbo And A Standard Bed?The side logs on standard beds are roughly 5-6″ in diameter. The logs on jumbo beds measure 6-8″ in diameter. This allows individuals to pick the size of bed that most fits their tastes.
What Does The Box Spring And Mattress Sit On?There are 3 available foundations (in order of popularity): 1) A standard metal frame. 2) Underdrawers. 3) Bed Slats.
Why Aren't Slats Part Of A Standard Bed?There are 3 main reasons why we do not include slats: By not offering slats as a standard we reduce the price of all of our beds by about $50. Along with reason #1, we have found that often times customers already have a metal frame to fit their desired bed size. By not including slats or a frame into the price, we are able to provide our beds at the best available price. The majority of our beds are sold for use with a metal frame or under drawers. Since everyone has their own preferences, we leave that decision to each individual. The price of slats are found on the individual bed size pages.
What Are The Pros And Cons Of Slats?PROS: For those who like a mattress that sits high the under drawers are an excellent option; however, slats provide a more economical alternative. Another benefit is the area under the bed can be utilized for storage if desired. CONS: If skirting is desired to cover the area under the bed, slits in the material are required in order for it to pass over the slats. With a metal frame, any comforter or quilt will achieve a nice clean look. Slats also require additional labor in regards to setting up the bed.

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