Moduluxe 29-Inch Platform Bed with Leather Headboard

by Copeland Furniture

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Most Product: Life of Original Owner 5 Years: Dining Chairs, Finishes, Mechanical Devices 1 Year: Upholstery Sit Stand Desks: 5 Year Motor + Electronics / 10 Year Frame warranty
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Made in USA
Made in Vermont by Copeland Furniture. The Moduluxe 29-Inch Platform Bed with Leather Headboard is a modern platform bed with a softly upholstered inset headboard. The crisply styled silhouette features solid maple, cherry or American black walnut hardwood construction with an inset headboard in tufted leather, offered in several colors. A deeply set plinth base gives the bed its visually stunning floating motif. The Moduluxe Platform Bed with Leather Headboard is designed for use with a mattress only (recommended mattress height - 10”) and is available in Queen, King or Cal King sizes. Select bed size and wood color/finish in one of two satin surface finishes: standard Copeland Lacquer top coat or formaldehyde free Copeland Water Based top coat. Then select leather color. Copeland Furniture's Moduluxe Series offers sectional furniture for the bedroom. This highly configurable bedroom and storage system adapts to most spaces and needs. The Moduluxe Platform Bed with Leather Headboard is a stylish standalone piece or may be.
Item Number
CPLY742910
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MFR ID
1-MPD-22-03-3312

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Copeland Furniture

In the early '70s, Tim Copeland began making hardwood cider presses in his garage in East Corinth, Vermont. By 1976, cider presses had given way to butcher block and Adirondack furniture, and Copeland's garage became too small. So Copeland Furniture moved into a manufacturing facility in Bradford, Vermont, for the exclusive production of furniture made out of solid natural hardwood.