Bed Tango 180×200

The BED TANGO 180×200 is a large-format bed frame constructed entirely from solid teak wood. Measuring 180 centimeters in width and 200 centimeters in depth, this furniture piece is engineered to accommodate standard king-size mattresses. Teak wood serves as the primary structural material, selected for its high natural oil content, dense grain structure, and inherent resistance to moisture, decay, and environmental temperature shifts.

The physical composition of the frame relies on traditional joinery techniques combined with modern fastening hardware to ensure structural stability under heavy loads. The headboard forms an integrated vertical plane with a solid teak surface, presenting a uniform wood grain pattern across its span. The low-profile footboard and side rails maintain a consistent thickness of solid timber, presenting clean horizontal lines parallel to the floor. The vertical clearance beneath the side rails allows for continuous air circulation underneath the mattress platform while accommodating standard robotic vacuum units and low-profile storage bins.

Each component of the BED TANGO 180×200 undergoes a multi-stage sanding process to achieve a smooth tactile finish without concealing the natural growth rings and fiber patterns characteristic of mature teak. The surface is sealed with a matte protective coat that repels liquids and prevents dust accumulation within the pores of the wood, allowing routine cleaning with a damp cloth without requiring specialized polishing oils. The natural coloration of the teak exhibits golden-brown undertones with darker contrasting streaks, which darken gradually upon prolonged exposure to ambient indoor light.

The internal mattress support system consists of solid wood slats spaced at regular intervals to distribute weight evenly across the entire 180 by 200 centimeter surface area. These slats prevent mattress sagging and maintain adequate ventilation for foam and innerspring mattress cores alike. The central beam provides vertical load-bearing support, transferring weight directly to the floor through sturdy wooden legs positioned along the centerline of the frame. Assembly requires standard hardware fasteners provided with the unit, utilizing pre-drilled holes designed to align precisely during construction. The total weight of the teak components provides a heavy, stationary base that resists shifting or squeaking during daily use.