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Tropez Custom Timber Storage Bed Base Solid Pine Slats
Total$1999
Tax included
Not sure about the size? View Dimensions
Delivery(EDT 4-6 WEEKS) 
Superior Comfort and Quality
Great Price Guarantee
Ample Storage SpaceNeed help? Call 1800 941 055 or Live Chat
Tropez Custom Timber Storage Bed Frame with drawers that provide concealed storage space, available in a large range of timber stain colours to suit your decor. These drawers are designed to suit Tropez's timber nautical look, making them both stylish and sensible to clear up the clutter in your bedroom at the same time. The Tropez comes with a platform board to support the mattress, Drawers include wheels at the base and are extremely easy to maneuver. The frame itself comes self-assembled and has a 2-year manufacturer's warranty, and is available to order in the full range of standard sizes. The Tropez is available in Tasmanian oak or pine, sourced from sustainable plantation timbers. You can also match the low-storage bed frame with timber dressers and bedsides, part of the Tropez product range.
'If You Can Imagine It, We Can Build It
Product note: this is a self-assembly product - delivery and assembly on-site by drivers at an extra charge.
Internal drawers - dimensions:
- Double, Queen, King, and supper king: One large drawer on each side: 141 Wx 55D 21H cm
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Single & king single: One large drawer on the Right or left-hand side of choice, measuring 141Wx 55D x 21H cm
- Single and Double sizes: when made with mattress sit flush the drawers will be 126Wx 55D x 21H cm.
The Online Display model is displayed in Victoria Ash Oak.
Wanting a matching set? Look no further than our Tropez collection, -Bedframe with storage, Bed base, Bedside Tables, and Dresser that can all be selected to be a suite option for your bedroom space!
Custom-Made Timber Bed Specifications:
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Our custom-made timber beds are made right here in Sydney, Australia, from sustainable plantations.
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Select either Victoria Ash Oak or American Oak, Australian hardwood sourced from Victoria or stick with New Zealand Pine, our standard timber.
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Our bed frames are made from solid timber with your choice of Victoria Ash Oak, American Oak or New Zealand Pine for all edges/borders, legs, side rails, and small footboards.
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All of the timbers are finished with a lacquer-based stain. However, the Victoria Ash Oak and American Oak have an additional option for an eco-friendly & non-toxic oil called Livos Kunos oil-based stain, available in
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Large headboards and large foot-ends are made with veneer panels or a mixture of solid timber and veneer.
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Slats are solid pine measuring 9cm x 3.5cm.
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Single, King Single, and Double do not need central support; but can be ordered if you require heavy-duty support.
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The Queen size has center support underneath the slats.
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King and Superking have center support underneath the slats as well as two legs touching the floor.
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Our custom-designed bases can hold a combined weight of 380kg on our Double, Queen, King, and Super King sizes.
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Single and Double have 11 solid pine slats measuring 9cm x 3.5cm each, with the gap between each slat measuring 8cm.
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Queen, King, and Superking have 12 solid pine slats measuring 9cm x 3.5cm each, with the gap between each slat measuring 8cm.
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2-year warranty on all of our timber bedframes
Custom Bed Frames with Drawers:
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Add Drawers -Wanting storage? Add a practical st to most of our custom timber beds.
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The internal drawer linings are made from solid New Zealand Pine.
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Our drawers are strong enough to hold up to 70kg with no warping or effect on the drawers' functionality; Our team can stand in our drawers without breaking.
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Smooth Full-extension runners are used on all drawers. With the ability to choose from the finger pull drawers from the top or the bottom.
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"Push to Open" Mechanism - Wanting a more modern and sophisticated look? Say goodbye to handles or finger-pull drawers, select a clean, minimalistic look with seamless edges. Prices start from $80 per drawer.
Custom Bed Frames with Gaslift:
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Gas lift bed frames, when lifted, can hold 90kg. Featuring four heavy-duty metal beams running vertically, head-to-toe.
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The height of our gas lifts is 35cm.
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Featuring 15 horizontal plywood flat slats measuring 5.5cm wide, and 1cm thick with 7cm between each slat.
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Our gas lift bed frames also have a central support leg touching the floor for added stability.
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Standard gas lift bed frames have two gas lift struts that lift your mattress at an approximately 45-degree angle, allowing you to access underneath the mattress from the side and the foot-end.
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Duo gas lift has four gas lift struts and provides a seamless transition when you lift the bed, bringing the mattress forward and leaving the mattress flat—allowing easier access to the storage near the headboard. Duo gas lifts also will enable you to rotate your mattress easily.
If you would like to customize this bed to your specifications, please contact our sales team for a personalized quote.
Phone: 1800 934 538, email: contact@bedworks.com.au, or say hi to our live chat!
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Data sheet
- Made in
- Australia
- Guarantee
- 2 years
- Customisation Available
- Yes
- Handcrafted
- Yes
- Timber Type
- Pine or Tasmania OAK
- Product Type
- Bed Frame
Specific References
- ean13
- 5200051109458
- UPC
- 2210
Base Dimensions
Select the base type to see dimensions| Width (W) | Length (L) | |
| Single | 93 | 188 |
| King Single | 108 | 204 |
| Double | 139 | 188 |
| Queen | 154 | 204 |
| King | 183 | 204 |
| Super King | 204 | 204 |
| Base Height | 40 |
Timber furniture is stylish and incredibly durable, however it’s important to know how to care for it and ensure it stays in good condition. First determine what type of wood it is, whether it is untreated or finished. If the timber is untreated, dust the surface first and use mild soapy water to clean the surfaces but take care to quickly dry the wood soon after to avoid any wood rotting. Try to avoid detergent with wax in them if it’s finished and also clean up any spills as soon as possible to avoid any staining.
A lot of sunlight can also fade the colour of your timber so unless you enjoy the look of aged timber, try and keep your furniture away from direct UV light. Another way to extend the life of your timber is to limit the number of hard objects around it to avoid any dints, scratches or damage that can potentially compromise the finish or look of your furniture.
Timber should also be polished to increase the shine and look of the wood. It also adds a further layer of protection and can help make your piece last longer. Make sure you read and take the time to figure out how best to take care of your product so you can enjoy it for years to come!
Here are some simple tips to help you to enjoy your beautiful timber furniture long-lasting:
- Make sure that the floor is even so that it supports the furniture equally on each corner. Leaning furniture can stress the joints, weakening them over time. If you’re in doubt about the evenness of the floor, use a spirit level to check before placing furniture on it.
- Place the furniture into a dry and not subject to extremes of temperature and high humidity room.
- Dust regularly with a feather duster or wipe gently with a soft dry cloth in the direction of the grain, never in a circular motion.
- Vacuum and sweep carefully near the legs, edges, and low decorative components.
- Only use cleaning products made specifically wood/veneer water or harsh all-purpose cleaners.
- Always protect the timber from hot surfaces with placemats, tablecloths and other covers that resist heat transfer from hot items.
- Spillages must be wiped off immediately with a damp cloth.
- Wood furniture should be stored in a dry place without extremes of temperature. In most parts of Australia, a climate-controlled storage unit is better than a garage or shed.
What to avoid:
- Must avoid water to get in contact with the furniture water can severely damage timber’s appearance and structure, so avoid it at all costs. Even minor moisture can make wood furniture deteriorate over time and can lead to unsightly mould growth on the timber and upholstery.
- Do not expose timber to direct sunlight or extremes of humidity, because it can dry the timber and fade the finish coat.
- Do Not fluctuate temperatures near fireplaces, electric and gas heaters, air-conditioners, and other interior heat sources. Extreme temperature differences can make wood warp as it changes size, leading to splitting and instability.
- Avoid items, such as cups of coffee, tea, etc., food serving dishes and even hot pizza boxes can leave permanent blemishes.
- Do not allow liquid or damp cloths to remain in contact with timber surfaces.
- Do not conceal the tops of your furniture with glass covers. This can result in sweating of timber and peeling of stains may occur.
- Do not use general household cleaning products to clean the furniture.
- Don’t stack objects with sharp or abrasive surfaces on timber furniture. Sharp edges and corners can make scratches, and rough surfaces can cause abrasions, necessitating expensive repairs.
- Avoid covering timber furniture for long periods, as the cover material may hold in moisture that can lead to warping and wood rot.
- Vacuum and sweep carefully near the legs, edges, and low decorative components. Hardwood has natural strength but knocks from a vacuum cleaner or broom can scratch and dent the surface.
