M 140 Kohinoor Bed
M 140 Kohinoor Bed
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Product Description:
The M 140 Kohinoor Bed is named after the famed Kohinoor diamond discovered in India many centuries ago, now one of the Royal Crown Jewels of the United Kingdom and set in the front of the Queen Mother’s Crown. This gem makes for a stunning bedroom centerpiece.
Originally produced from 1949 to 1951, the mid-century modern Kohinoor bed features a sleek, subtly stylized design and the bright natural beauty of Northern Yellow Birch, capturing that special post-WWII exuberance. Shown here in our Amber finish,, the sturdy solid wood construction makes this a piece that lasts a lifetime.
Please note that if you use a box spring and mattress, depending on their thickness, your mattress may be higher than the footboard.
Platform adapters
If you plan to use the bed without a box spring, please select "Include platform adapter." The additional bed slats in the platform adapter kit provide the necessary support for your mattress (without a box spring).
Dimensions:
- Overall dimensions:
- Queen: 65.5” W x 84” L
- Eastern King: 81” W x 84” L
- Cal King: 81” W x 88” L
- Headboard (approx.): 33″ H
- Footboard (approx.): 22″ H
- Floor Clearance on lower setting (approx.): 6″ H
- Platform height on lower setting (approx.) 9” H
Shipping:
Ships via common carrier (usually ABF Freight System) with "curbside" delivery (outside your home) throughout the continental United States. After purchase, we will contact you to schedule a convenient time for delivery. If you are interested in upgrading your delivery from curbside, or are ordering outside of the continental US, please contact us at 978-297-1048 or info@heywoodwakefield.com.
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