Beds
Six Grevane Upholstered Beds Compared: Height, Clearance and Weight Capacity
Grevane's six upholstered platform beds at Tloom differ most in overall height (38.61 to 61.4 inches), floor clearance and weight capacity. None needs a box spring, and one ships with two nightstands and under-bed drawers.
Grevane's six upholstered beds at Tloom are all platform beds, so none needs a box spring. Pick by height and what you want under the bed: Lismore stands tallest at 61.4″ overall, Luing is the lowest at 38.61″, and Shapinsay leaves 10.43″ of floor clearance.
The six beds side by side
| Bed | Sizes | Weight capacity |
|---|---|---|
| Gigha | Full, Queen, King | 1,000 lb, every size |
| Tarbert | Twin, Queen, King | Twin 200 lb, Queen 500 lb |
| Lismore | Queen, King | 1,000 lb |
| Luing | Queen | 500 lb |
| Shapinsay | Full, Queen, King | 800 lb |
| Ensay | Queen, King | 900 lb |
Height and floor clearance
| Bed | Overall height | Floor clearance |
|---|---|---|
| Gigha | 51.6″ | 5.9″ |
| Tarbert | 42″ to 45.5″, adjustable headboard | 4.25″ |
| Lismore | 61.4″ | 4.5″ |
| Luing | 38.61″ | 6.05″ |
| Shapinsay | 42.1″ | 10.43″ |
| Ensay | 54.3″ (King) | Drawers under the platform |
Which bed suits which bedroom
Gigha is the quiet one: a white linen-look wingback with a smooth headboard and no tufting, on a solid wood slat kit with three center legs. It's rated to 1,000 lb in Full, Queen and King, and the tools ship in the box.
Lismore makes the biggest statement. Its cream corduroy headboard rises to 61.4″ with vertical channel tufting and wing panels, on tapered walnut-tone legs. The headboard is about 7.7″ deep, so leave room for the outlets behind it.
Luing is the low one. The gray linen headboard panel is only 26.32″ tall and the whole bed stands 38.61″, in Queen only, with 6.05″ under the rails.
Shapinsay is the pick if you store things under the bed: 10.43″ of clearance, enough for low-profile storage bins along either side. The beige velvet arched headboard carries geometric diamond tufting, five center legs carry the slats, and it's rated to 800 lb.
Ensay is a set rather than a bed: a beige velvet, channel tufted wingback. Two matching nightstands (23.6″ H x 17.7″ W x 15.7″ D, each with a drawer and an open shelf) come with it, the wingback headboard has an LED light, and drawers on metal slides sit under the platform.
Tarbert, in glacier gray microfiber with biscuit tufting, is the only one in Twin, and its headboard adjusts from 42″ to 45.5″. Twin is rated to 200 lb and Queen to 500 lb; a King capacity isn't listed, so check that it works for your household before you order the King.
Assembly and setup
Every bed needs assembly, and each listing plans on two people. Gigha, Shapinsay and Ensay ship with their tools; Tarbert, Lismore and Luing need a screwdriver you provide, and Tarbert's joints shouldn't be driven with power tools. Shapinsay takes about 30 to 60 minutes. The cartons include bed parts, slats and hardware; Ensay also includes two nightstands. Plan the mattress and bedding separately.
Common questions
Do any of these beds need a box spring?
No. All six are platform beds whose slats carry the mattress directly.
Which Grevane bed holds the most weight?
Gigha and Lismore are each rated to 1,000 lb. Ensay follows at 900 lb and Shapinsay at 800 lb.
Which bed has the most room underneath for storage?
Shapinsay, with 10.43″ from the floor to the bottom of the rails. Ensay builds the storage in, with drawers under the platform.
Which one comes in Twin?
Only Tarbert, which also comes in Queen and King.
Which bed has the lowest headboard?
Luing. The headboard panel is 26.32″ tall and the bed stands 38.61″ overall.