sleigh bed
The traditional sleigh style with its simple elegance brings beauty and warmth into any room. The bed is anchored and unshakable as it is fashioned from Eco-friendly Hardwood. Traditional in its beauty, it is also modern with its adjustable height frame. With this frame, the Sleigh Bed can accept our underbed storage drawers or trundle for a Twin or Full, making this a perfect bed for any room. It is available in two of our high build Five Step Finishes.
Features
- Adjustable height design allows for use with or without a mattress and foundation.
- Accepts optional under bed storage drawers or trundle bed.
- Choice of footboard options.
- Solid hardwood, plywood, veneers and/or MDF construction.
- Safety Documentation
Finishes
white
antique walnut
Dimensions
All dimensions are in inches.
| Size | Height | Width | Depth |
|---|
| twin | 43.250 | 41.375 | 83.500 |
| full | 43.250 | 55.625 | 83.500 |
You can download all dimensions for our entire line as a PDF.
Slat Kits
All of Atlantic's platform beds, bunk beds and captain's beds feature a 14 piece slat kit. Attaching to the side rails the slat kit serves to both support a mattress and/or foundation as well as further strengthen the bed. The adjustable height center support system provides years of worry free use.
- Attaches to the bed rails with metal screws
- Center support system can be adjusted left or right to accomodate a trundle bed
- Can be used with or without a mattress foundation
Our innovative slat kit provides the perfect base for your mattress. The open design allows air circulation for added comfort. When using a memory foam or latex mattress, a foundation or second slat kit is recommended.
The two center support legs attach securely with dowels and bolts. Use the short leg with a mattress and foundation - use the long leg with a mattress and storage drawers. The center supports are designed to hang just off the floor when there is no weight on the bed. This allows you to move the bed without damaging your floor or the slat support system.
