Madeline Bed & Canopy Kit

MADELINE BED, CANOPY AND TRUNDLE

DIMENSIONS:
Bed:
Twin size: 42.5" x 81" x 55" h
Full size: 58" x 81" x 55" h
Queen size: 65" x 85" x 55" h
Footboard: 36" h
Siderails: 76" x 1.5" x 8" clearance to floor
(15) 3" wide slats for supporting a mattress; no need for a boxspring.

Canopy:
Overall: 42.5" x 81" x 80" h (adds 25” to the height of bed)

Trundle:
Overall: 41" x 75.5" x 9" h
Sides: 74.5" x 1" x 7.5" h
Clearance to floor: 1"
Ends: 40.5" x 1" x 7.5" h
Distance between casters (side to side): 32" (front to back): 64"
Interior: 39" w x 73" l
For use with Custom Trundle Mattress, sold separately (twin size mattress is too long).
(6) Casters: 2" diameter

All Sizes:
When bed is set at lower setting, the mattress top is about 10-12" from the ground without a box spring and 18-20" with a standard 6" box spring on all our individual beds (varies based on mattress height). For smaller children, you may consider not using a box spring with the mattress to keep the setup closer to the ground. All of our beds have a slat-roll foundation to support the mattress, so a box spring is not required.

COMPOSITION:
Frame: Rubberwood
Panels: MDF* with veneer
Finials: Rubberwood
Legs: Rubberwood
Siderails: Rubberwood
Slats: Pine
Finish: Oil based paint, lacquer sealant, rubbed at the edges for an antiqued appearance.

Construction Techniques:
Frame and panel: Mortise and tenon joinery

*MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard): A man-made fiberboard consisting of wood fibers and resin binders. Suitable for painted furnishings and commonly used as a base for veneers, MDF features uniform consistency with no knots. While its density is about the same as a medium-weight hardwood, it is more structurally stable and will not warp or crack. MDF adheres well to finishes.

SAFETY NOTE:
Note: Youth/regular beds are for children 35” or taller, or children who are able to crawl out of their crib.

CARE:
Dust often with a soft, lint-free cloth. For best results, do not use a sponge or dishcloth. Slightly dampen cloth with water, as a damp cloth holds dust and avoids scratching. Dry thoroughly.

To protect the finish, do not apply household cleaners or abrasives. Waxing is not recommended on lacquered finishes.