Tall Bookcase Platform Bed

The Tall Bookcase Platform Bed combines the sleek profile of a platform bed with the space-saving advantage of under-bed storage, plus a functional bookcase headboard. Plywood mattress slats positioned lengthwise distribute body weight evenly and minimize the amount of motion transfer. Beneath the slat support system, 12 spacious drawers provide a convenient place for clothing, linens, blankets, and more. The drawers have plywood sides and metal runners.

The bookcase headboard allows plenty of extra storage space as well. As functional as it is attractive, this headboard is also made of durable wood composite and is sure to offer years of satisfaction. It's eight shelves of various sizes are ideal for keeping bedtime reading material, alarm clocks, and other essentials close at hand.

This incredibly functional platform storage bed is crafted of solid wood slats, wood composites, metal supports, and quality hardware. A laminated finish in your choice of black or espresso ensures lasting beauty. Available in a variety of sizes.

Dimensions:

• Twin bed: 41W x 76.5D x 27H inches
• Twin bookcase headboard: 44.5W x 10.25D x 55.75H inches
• Queen: 63W x 81.5D x 27H inches
• Queen bookcase headboard: 65.75W x 10.25D x 55.75H inches
• Each drawer is 19 inches deep

About Prepac Manufacturing
Prepac is a successful designer and manufacturer of functional and stylish RTA (ready to assemble) home furniture. They have been manufacturing state-of-the-art home furnishings and storage products in the heart of the forest-rich West Coast since 1979.

To ensure that customers receive the highest quality products, Prepac's design, engineering, production, testing, and packaging are all performed in-house. Each component of every product is carefully engineered to be produced with minimal handling, without compromising quality, function, and value.

Most of Prepac's RTA products are made from a combination of "engineered woods." Engineered wood is a mixture of high quality hard and soft wood materials, which generally come from the surplus of original lumber processing. These materials are bonded together with a synthetic resin, in a process under high heat and pressure to make a very stable, environmentally friendly product. The result is dense, strong panels, which are then laminated with durable, attractive finishes.