Atlantic Furniture Metro Queen Bed with Matching Foot Board in Espresso

Description

Using these types of hardwood is both economically practical and environmentally responsible. The process of building the protective coating continues with a lightly tinted primary sealer that is absorbed into the outer surface of the wood. Most of our furniture products use timber from the Pará rubber tree more commonly known as rubberwood or Hevea. Safety is a core tenet of Atlantic Furnitures designs. After curing a fine abrasive polishing is performed. A secondary sealer which produces smooth surfaces and uniform wood tone is applied and finished with a final topcoat. This filler is thoroughly hand rubbed into the surface of the furniture and once dried a wood stain is applied to even the grain and alter the color of the wood. Features Sturdy and Stylish Matching Foot Board design Eco-friendly Solid Hardwood with Non-Toxic Finish Designed for Lasting Durability Comes with foundation support boards foundation and mattress sold separately With over 30 years of experience in the. The chic Metro Bed is a welcome addition for any modern room with a symmetrical curvature and inset bevel to the headboard. Most of our furniture products use timber from the Pará rubber tree more commonly known as rubberwood or Hevea. A secondary sealer which produces smooth surfaces and uniform wood tone is applied and finished with a final topcoat. Eco-Friendly Hardwood Atlantic Furniture is proud to manufacture its products using eco-friendly plantation-grown hardwood.

Key Features

• Five-Step Finishing Process The finishing process begins with a thorough sanding of each and every component followed by the application of a wiping filler to microscopically seal the wood pores.
• Most of our furniture products use timber from the Pará rubber tree more commonly known as rubberwood or Hevea.
• All Atlantic furniture products include exclusive safety features that increase strength and durability while reducing risk of injury.
• This filler is thoroughly hand rubbed into the surface of the furniture and once dried a wood stain is applied to even the grain and alter the color of the wood.
• The process of building the protective coating continues with a lightly tinted primary sealer that is absorbed into the outer surface of the wood.
• A secondary sealer which produces smooth surfaces and uniform wood tone is applied and finished with a final topcoat.