Queen Table/Bed
went to Oregon

This unique table bed system went to Sisters, Oregon. Some of you people in the Eastern United States will not recognize this wood. It is Alder from Oregon/Washington. A variety of the cherry species. Stains and finishes nicely. Shown here with a Golden Oak stain and #40 Lacquer final coat.

The design is a solid Alder raised panel with breadboard extensions in pier cabinets. This system is 122" wide, 21" deep at bed module which stands 88" tall. Has interior light system with sloped headboard.

Table was oversized in length, 51" long! Special 'Spin Locks' were used on this design instead of our usual Plunge locks. Lift mechanism on SICO Eurobed were beefed up to handle extra weight. Manufacture cost of this system is $7,990. Shipment via ABF to coast was $622.

The Wicks live on Larimer Street in historic Lower Downtown Denver. They asked for this King size Walnut unit to compliment their bamboo floor. This multi-purpose room benefited from having our locking table placed in the middle of the 78" wide bed frame. Touring the website, they saw the system we did for Beaver Creek and wanted to expand on that facade. And expand we did.

For you woodworkers visiting my web site, I challenge you to tell me the eight woods I used in this mountain art. The prize is a case of Colorado Rocky Mountain Coors!

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