What are the beds and headboards made of?
Solid hardwood throughout — no veneers, no particleboard rail hiding under a wrap. Frames and headboards are joined with bolted wood-to-wood connections you can tighten over the years rather than replace, which is why a solid bed does not develop the flat-pack squeak.
Do you build custom sizes?
We do. Twin through California king are standard, and each frame is made to order, so headboard height, platform height, and non-standard mattress sizes can all be accommodated on request.
How involved is assembly?
Assembly takes two people about 45 minutes with the included hardware and hex key. Rails bolt to the headboard and footboard, slats drop in — no wordless diagrams, no leftover screw, no tools beyond what ships in the box.
What maintenance does a solid-wood bed need?
Retighten the frame bolts once a season the first year, then yearly. Dust with a dry cloth and refresh the oil where hands touch the headboard; keep the frame a couple of feet from a heat vent and the twenty-day-kilned teak holds its shape through any winter.
How does a bed frame ship?
Beds ship made to order in several flat, heavily padded cartons with every bolt bagged and labeled. Tracking covers each carton, so nothing arrives unaccounted for; inspect the cartons before signing and note any crush.
What mattress fits this frame?
This build's platform is sized for a standard 60 by 80 inch queen mattress. Twin, king, and California king frames are available to order, since every bed is built after purchase.