Bed

The BED is constructed entirely from solid teak wood, utilizing a dense tropical hardwood known for its natural oil content and high structural stability. Teak grain patterns vary across each panel, presenting a dense arrangement of straight and interlocking lines in shades ranging from medium honey to deep amber. The frame consists of thick timber sections joined with traditional mortise and tenon joinery, secured without relying on visible metal fasteners on the primary exterior surfaces.

Measuring 168.00 cm in width, 106.00 cm in height, and 220.00 cm in depth, the furniture piece accommodates standard mattress sizes while maintaining a low-profile silhouette within the room. The total volume occupied by the packed structure equals 3.8810 cubic meters, reflecting the substantial thickness of the wood components used in the headboard, footboard, and side rails.

The headboard rises to 106.00 cm from the floor, constructed from vertically aligned teak planks sanded smooth to the touch. The top edge of the headboard features a flat, unadorned surface with a thickness of approximately 5 cm, highlighting the solid core of the material. The vertical posts at the head and foot corners are square-cut, measuring 8 cm by 8 cm, providing the primary vertical load-bearing support for the assembly.

Side rails measure 20 cm in vertical height and connect the headboard to the footboard using heavy-duty steel brackets concealed on the interior faces. These rails hold a series of transverse wooden slats spaced evenly across the interior span to distribute mattress weight evenly without requiring a box spring. The clearance from the bottom of the side rails to the floor measures 20 cm, allowing standard cleaning equipment access beneath the frame.

The footboard stands lower than the headboard, matching the height of the side rails to create a clean, horizontal perimeter around the mattress base. All exposed surfaces undergo a multi-step sanding process followed by an application of clear matte sealer. This finish preserves the natural color of the teak wood while providing resistance to moisture absorption and surface staining from daily use.

Maintenance requirements for this teak bed involve routine dusting with a dry microfiber cloth and periodic application of natural teak oil if the wood is exposed to direct sunlight for extended periods. The assembly process requires two individuals and basic hand tools to secure the corner brackets with the provided hardware bolts. The density of the teak material results in a heavy final assembly that remains stable and stationary on flat flooring surfaces without shifting during use.