Twin Solid Wood Platform Bed with Retro Slatted Headboard and 12 Inch Clearance
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Twin Solid Wood Platform Bed with Retro Slatted Headboard and 12 Inch Clearance
Description
Twin Solid Wood Platform Bed with Retro Slatted Headboard and 12 Inch Clearance
A Twin with a three bar headboard that leans back at 106 degrees and reaches 49 inches. The frame is 83.5 inches long for a 75 inch mattress, because the slope pushes the headboard back beyond the deck.
The problem this solves
What usually goes wrong
This listing carries two weight capacities. The description gives 550 lb for the Twin, and the drawing on the same page shows an 800 lb badge.
How this one answers it
The lower number is what this page publishes, and the disagreement is stated instead of hidden. Treat 550 lb as the figure you have been given for a Twin, which is still well above what a single sleeper and a mattress will put on it.
A walnut toned solid wood Twin with a slatted headboard set back at an angle, on rubber wood legs with adjustable pads.

Eighty three and a half inches long
For a Twin mattress of 38 by 75 inches. The extra eight and a half inches are the sloped headboard, which leans back rather than standing upright. The deck is 15.5 inches off the floor with 12 inches clear beneath it.
Forty nine inches at 106 degrees
Three horizontal bars leaning back, which is what makes this comfortable to sit against without stacking pillows behind you. A vertical board at the same height pushes your shoulders forward instead.


Twelve slats, three centre legs
Plywood slats across the frame with three legs down the middle, each on an adjustable pad. The published mattress window is 4 to 12 inches thick, which is wide enough to cover almost any Twin sold here.
What the record publishes
83.5 x 41 in frame
Including the sloped headboard.
49 in headboard
At a 106 degree lean.
15.5 in deck height
With 12 inches of clearance beneath.
12 plywood slats
On three middle support legs.
4 to 12 in mattress
The recommended thickness window.
Adjustable foot pads
Under the middle legs.
Specifications
| Mattress size taken | Twin, 38 in x 75 in (not included) |
|---|---|
| Recommended mattress thickness | 4 in to 12 in |
| Frame outer size | 83.5 in long x 41 in wide |
| Headboard height | 49 in from the floor |
| Headboard angle | 106 degrees |
| Deck height | 15.5 in |
| Under-bed clearance | 12 in |
| Slats | 12 plywood slats |
| Slat spacing | Not published |
| Centre support | 3 middle legs with adjustable foot pads |
| Box spring | Not required |
| Weight capacity | 550 lb, the lower of two figures in the record |
| Materials | Solid wood with rubber wood legs |
Size and fit at a glance
How it compares
A sloped headboard against an upright one. General category guidance.
| This bed | An upright headboard Twin | A no headboard platform | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Frame length | 83.5 in | Usually 78 to 80 in | About 75 in |
| Headboard | 49 in at 106 degrees | Vertical | None |
| Clearance | 12 in | Varies | Varies |
| Mattress window | 4 to 12 in | Often not stated | Usually open |
Shipping
Ships from a Canadian warehouse. Free shipping on orders over $150. Some remote areas, PO boxes and surcharge regions may be excluded or cost extra.
Returns
Return within 14 days of purchase, unused, in original condition and packaging.
Warranty
Covered directly by the manufacturer under their warranty terms for material and manufacturing defects.
Who is this perfect for?
Teenagers who read in bed
A 49 inch board leaning back, which is rare on a Twin.
Rooms with the wall to spare
Eighty three and a half inches for a 75 inch mattress, so measure before you commit.

What we stand behind
- The 83.5 by 41 inch frame size, the 49 inch headboard, the 106 degree angle, the 15.5 inch deck height, the 12 inch clearance, the twelve slats and the 4 to 12 inch mattress window are the manufacturer's published figures.
- Weight capacity is contradictory in the record: the written description gives 550 lb for the Twin and the drawing badge shows 800 lb. The lower figure is published here.
- Slat spacing and frame net weight are not published.
- The mattress, bedding and baskets in the photographs are not included.
Frequently asked questions
What mattress does it take?
A Twin, 38 by 75 inches, 4 to 12 inches thick. Not included.
How much floor does it need?
83.5 inches long by 41 inches wide.
Why is it 83.5 inches long?
The headboard leans back at 106 degrees rather than standing upright.
How tall is the headboard?
49 inches from the floor.
What weight will it carry?
The record gives 550 lb for the Twin in text and 800 lb on the drawing. The lower figure is published here.
Is a box spring needed?
No. Twelve plywood slats and three middle legs form the platform.




















