Veurne, classic metal with refined details

Veurne is a metal slatted bed with a timeless, classic look. Its elegant design and decorative details in cast metal give the bed a distinctive character that really comes into its own in person.

The sturdy metal frame ensures a durable and stable structure, while the soft curves give the design an elegant and balanced look. As a result, Veurne fits beautifully into both rustic and classic interiors, as well as warmer, modern settings.

Veurne is available in antique matte black, a distinctive finish that further highlights the design’s fine details.

Exterior dimensions

• Headboard Height: 128 cm
• Footboard Height: 87 cm
• Length: Always 13 cm longer than mattress size
• Width: 8 cm wider than mattress size
• Bed Frame Height: 26 cm above the ground
• Frame Height: 15 cm
• Notes Deviations: Small deviations (+/- 1 cm) on the outer dimensions are possible because these are handmade beds.

Mattresses and Bottoms

• Includes: Mattresses and bases are not included in the price of the bed.
• Compatibility: Suitable for slatted bases, coils, built-in box springs and built-in waterbeds (with optional waterbed frame).
• Mattresses: All types of mattresses are possible. Check out our wide range on the website and contact us via the contact form for advice.

Comments

• Durability: A bed designed for long-term use with European standard dimensions.
• Flexibility: Easily upgradable with new sleeping comfort within 10, 20 or 30 years.
• Assembly: Easy to assemble or disassemble thanks to sturdy M8 bolts.
• Complete Construction: Our beds each have side panels (U-profile) to which the 2 support beams are attached.
• Load-bearing capacity: The support beams (350 kg load capacity each) serve to carry the bases (slatted, box springs or spiral bases).
• Mounting Support Bars: There are 3 holes each in the side panels of the bed frame to mount the support bars.
• Hole selection: With a normal bed setup, choose the middle holes (#2). For electrically adjustable slatted bed bases, choose the outer holes (#1) so that there is no conflict between the mechanics of the electric bases and the joists.