Estaugh Gray Full Bed

This upholstered bed is a practical option for pet owners. Polyester is a synthetic fiber known for being more resistant to snags and claw marks compared to delicate natural fabrics like silk or linen. Additionally, the gray fabric is effective at masking light pet hair and minor smudges, making it easier to maintain in a busy household.

The frame is engineered for long-term stability, featuring both a comprehensive wooden slat system and extra support legs. These additional legs provide critical reinforcement in the center of the frame, preventing mattress sagging and ensuring the bed remains structurally sound under the weight of one or two sleepers.

No box spring is required for this model. This bed is designed as a platform system and includes a complete set of wooden slats to support your mattress directly. By eliminating the need for a box spring, the bed maintains its sleek, modern profile and helps you save on additional furniture costs.

This bed arrives ready for customer assembly with all necessary hardware and instructions included. The process involves attaching the upholstered rails to the headboard and footboard, then securing the slat system and support legs. While the assembly is straightforward, having a second person assist with holding the side rails in place can ensure a faster and more efficient setup.

Measuring approximately 58 inches wide by 79 inches deep, this bed is an excellent choice for space-constrained environments like urban studios or secondary bedrooms. Its low-profile contemporary design and tapered legs create an airy feel, helping a smaller room feel more open and less cluttered than a bulky traditional frame.

Polyester is highly valued for its durability and resistance to stretching and pilling. For routine care, we recommend vacuuming the fabric with an upholstery attachment to remove dust from the tufted crevices. Based on our material expertise, for minor spills, you should spot clean with a soft cloth and a mild, water-based cleaner, always testing a small, inconspicuous area first.