Walnut Finish Rubberwood Platform Bed Frame, King
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About This Piece

A walnut finish and integrated headboard give this king-size platform bed a warm, continuous wood profile. Solid rubberwood forms the frame with plywood support, combining visible grain with a low platform arrangement that does not need a separate box spring.

Closely spaced wood slats support the mattress directly and accommodate latex, memory-foam, or spring mattresses. The support system has a 1,000-pound capacity, making the underlying structure an important part of the design rather than just a decorative surround.

Overall dimensions are 84.21 inches long, 80.04 inches wide, and 46.06 inches high. The frame weighs 120.82 pounds and requires assembly; hardware and detailed instructions are included.

Materials & Details
— Material
solid rubberwood with plywood reinforcement
— Finish
walnut veneer with vertical wood grain detail

— Built-in headboard — no separate installation required

— Closely spaced wood slats; no box spring required

— Compatible with latex, memory foam, and spring mattresses

— Weight capacity
1000 pounds

— Ships in 2 packages

Dimensions
— Length
84.21 in
— Width
80.04 in
— Height
46.06 in tall
Care

— Wipe clean with a dry or lightly damp cloth

— Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to preserve the walnut finish

— Assembly required; all hardware and instructions included

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Walnut Finish Rubberwood Platform Bed Frame, King

Why we chose it

Good design, with a point of view

A platform bed with a reeded headboard at this price point usually involves a compromise somewhere — thinner slats, a wobbly frame, or a headboard that ships separately and never quite aligns. This one skips all of that. Rubberwood construction with plywood reinforcement, a 1000-pound lath capacity, and vertical wood grain detail that gives a bedroom real visual weight. It's the kind of frame that makes the duvet do the rest of the work.