Julian Bowen Amsterdam Solid Oak Superking Bed

The Amsterdam bed frame is a contemporary take on the traditional shaker style. With a solid oak build and sprung slatted base the Amsterdam ensures quality and comfort.

DIMENSIONS: Double: H110 x W148 x D210cm KingSize: H110 x W163 x D218 cm Superking: H110 W169 x D218cm

FEATURES:

• Standard UK super king size (180x200cm)
• Contemporary shaker style
• Solid oak and oak veneers
• Robust build
• Fully sprung slatted base
• Sprung base prolongs mattress life
• Mattress not included
• Also available as a single, double or kingsize
• Amsterdam range
• Also coordinates perfectly with the Marlborough range

HOW BIG AM I?

With a simple, contemporary design the Amsterdam bed frame is an ideal fit for many bedrooms. The design has a high head and foot board with slatted detailing. The bed frame fits a UK standard super king size mattress (180x200cm) which sits upon a robust, sprung slatted base. The mattress is not included and will need to be purchased separately.

HOW DO I LOOK?

The Amsterdam oozes quality with its robust build in solid oak with solid oak veneers. A contemporary design, inspired by the traditional shaker style the Amsterdam bed frame has a solid and versatile look which fits well in to both contemporary and traditional settings. The bed has a beautiful oak finish which enhances the homely look in any space.

WHAT AM I MADE OF?

Constructed from solid oak with solid oak veneers the Amsterdam bed frame has a durable, high quality build. Complete with a sprung slatted base, helping to prolong the life of your mattress and ensure a comfortable night’s sleep.

TREAT ME RIGHT

The Amsterdam has a quality build which is sure to last the test of time. Maintenance is simple, a once over with a duster or dry cloth will keep your frame dust free and pristine.

HOW EASY AM I TO PUT TOGETHER?

Self-assembly will be required as this bed will be delivered flat packed. We would recommend two people for assembly, to ensure a safe and quick build. When moving your bed in to its final position it is always best to lift rather than push or pull, to avoid incurring any accidental damage.