Meridian Furniture - Gavin Chenille Fabric Upholstered Bed - 47" W x 84" D x 55" H

Gavin Chenille Fabric Upholstered Bed - 47" W x 84" D x 55" H

Meridian Furniture
Gavin Collection

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Soft Thick Beige Chenille Fabric
Curved Headboard and Footboard
Fully Slatted (Box Spring Not Required)
Art Deco Design

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Type: Beds / Headboards / Footboards / Canopy Frames / Rails

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Indulge in the allure of the beige chenille fabric Gavin Twin Bed (3 Boxes) by Meridian Furniture. Its captivating design and luxurious beige chenille fabric finish elevate any space with effortless elegance. Crafted with precision and durability in mind, this stunning piece becomes the focal point of gatherings, fostering moments of connection and warmth. Embrace sophistication and style with the Gavin Twin Bed (3 Boxes), a testament to exquisite taste and timeless beauty.

Features

Soft Thick Beige Chenille Fabric
Curved Headboard and Footboard
Fully Slatted (Box Spring Not Required)
Art Deco Design

Dimensions:	47" W x 84" D x 55" H
Weight:	145 lb.
Color:	Beige Chenille Fabric
Style:	Art Deco
Material:	Chenille Fabric Rubberwood MDF Plywood LVL Polythuene Foam
Collection:	Gavin
Assembly Required:	Yes
Overall Width:	47"
Overall Depth:	84"
Overall Height:	55"
Total Weight:	145 lb.
Headboard Height:	55"
Footboard Height:	27.5"
Weight Capacity:	800.00 lb.
Item Type:	Twin Bed (3 Boxes)
Color Code:	Vista120
UPC Code:	094308344775

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Type: Beds / Headboards / Footboards / Canopy Frames / Rails

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