Bed Fifties Mattress Size 160×200

The Bed Fifties Mattress Size 160×200 is a dedicated bed frame built to accommodate a standard 160 by 200 centimeter mattress. Constructed entirely from solid mindi wood, this piece exhibits the distinct natural grain patterns and light-to-medium brown tones characteristic of the species. Mindi wood is selected for its stable density and fine texture, providing a rigid structural framework capable of supporting daily use and substantial weight loads.

Measuring 167 centimeters in width, 87 centimeters in height, and 220 centimeters in depth, the bed frame occupies a total volume of 0.7600 cubic meters. With a total weight of 45.50 kilograms, the components possess the mass necessary to remain stationary on various flooring surfaces without sliding or shifting during occupancy. The 220-centimeter depth accounts for the extended headboard structure and the main mattress platform, leaving a precise 160 by 200 centimeter interior recess designed specifically to hold the corresponding mattress size securely within the side rails.

The headboard reaches a height of 87 centimeters from the floor, establishing a vertical backrest panel constructed from solid mindi wood planks. The joinery utilizes traditional woodworking techniques, connecting the side rails, footboard, and headboard through reinforced metal fasteners and mortise-and-tenon joints to eliminate lateral movement and squeaking. The clearance beneath the side rails allows for standard under-bed spatial management, while the low-profile footboard sits flush with the mattress base to maintain a clean horizontal line across the bedroom interior.

Finishing the mindi wood involves a multi-step sanding process followed by a clear protective sealant that highlights the organic wood figures while creating a moisture-resistant barrier against ambient humidity. The surface texture remains smooth to the touch, and the protective coating prevents discoloration caused by routine cleaning or incidental liquid contact. Assembly requires basic hand tools to connect the four primary perimeter panels to the central support beams and slat system, which distributes downward pressure evenly across the floor surface.