Modway Furniture
Modway Furniture Anya Queen Bed White 86"L x 66"W x 36.5"H
A queen-size platform bed with slatted poplar support, polyester upholstery and a 1300 lb weight capacity
- typeExecutive
- Platform design eliminates the need for a box spring
- Slatted poplar wood support system provides durable mattress foundation
- Upholstered polyester fabric headboard and base add modern style
- Reinforced center beam supports weight capacity up to 1300 lbs
- Non-marking foot caps protect floors from scratches
Anya Queen Bed — White Upholstered Platform
The Anya Queen Bed is a white upholstered platform frame with an integrated headboard. It uses a slatted poplar wood support system and a padded plywood base so no box spring is needed. The frame supports up to 1300 lbs and includes non-marking foot caps. Assembly is required.
Replaces Box Spring And Traditional Frame
The slatted poplar support with 3.7 inch spacing removes the need for a separate box spring with memory foam, spring, latex or hybrid mattresses. A reinforced centre beam with supporting legs adds stability over basic rails. The jump is worth it when you want a single piece that handles the mattress directly and reduces overall height.
Suits Buyers Wanting A Low-Profile Centrepiece
This bed suits anyone who wants a sleek white polyester centrepiece with a 12 inch footboard and 5 inch under-bed clearance. It is not for shoppers who need a higher clearance for storage bins, a footboard tall enough to lean against, or a frame that ships fully assembled.
Highlights
- Platform design eliminates the need for a box spring
- Slatted poplar wood support system provides durable mattress foundation
- Upholstered polyester fabric headboard and base add modern style
- Reinforced center beam supports weight capacity up to 1300 lbs
- Non-marking foot caps protect floors from scratches
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What clearance does the 86"L x 66"W frame need from walls and surrounding furniture?
The frame measures 86 inches long by 66 inches wide and stands 36.5 inches tall, so allow at least a few inches on each side for bedding and movement around the bed.
Which assembly step involving the slatted poplar wood support system and 3.7" spacing is most often done incorrectly?
Build the slatted poplar wood support system with the 3.7 inch spacing exactly as shown, and secure the reinforced center beam with its supporting legs before placing the mattress.
When should the non-marking foot caps on the solid wood legs be inspected or replaced?
Check the non-marking foot caps every six to twelve months and replace them if they show wear, cracking or no longer protect the floor.
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