Grevane Plockton Piped Upholstered Bed

Piping runs the outline, and a plain rectangle turns into a shape. On the King the bed stands 42.5'' tall at its tallest point, the headboard one flat plane against the wall. Its back is finished, so the bed can sit off the wall and still read as one deliberate object.

Fabric upholstery covers a solid and manufactured wood frame, and eight center support legs run under a manufactured wood slat kit, so no box spring is needed.

• Overall 42.5'' H X 78.75'' W X 87'' L, 112.95 lb. (King); finished back
• Fabric over solid + manufactured wood, plywood / laminate board
• No box spring required; 800 lb. weight capacity
• Headboard and slat kit included; assembly required
• King only: Step 1 of the printed instructions swaps the B1/B2 headboard leg labels; attach them opposite what the diagram shows and the rest lines up fine

Offered in Queen and King.

• A simple, piped silhouette

  A single clean panel makes up the headboard, its rounded top corners traced with a thin piped edge in the same beige fabric. The same fabric wraps the low footboard and side rails in one continuous, understated line from head to foot.

• Assembly and hardware

  This bed ships unassembled, with illustrated instructions that walk through the build in under an hour. The wood slats screw into the frame, and the headboard, footboard, and rails bolt together with the included hardware, so plan on basic tools and a second person for the larger panels.

• How the mattress is supported

  Manufactured wood slats span the frame and carry the mattress directly, so there is no box spring to buy or store. The slats rest inside a solid and manufactured wood frame with a finished back, so the bed looks tidy even away from a wall.

• Queen and King mattress fit

  This frame is built for Queen and King mattresses only, so check your mattress size against the frame before you order. Any spring, memory foam, latex, or hybrid mattress rests directly on the slats, with no separate foundation needed beyond what ships with the frame.

• Clearance and overall height

  Rounded legs lift the frame about 6 inches of clearance off the floor, enough room for slim storage bins but not a tall one under the bed. The headboard reaches an overall bed height of 42.5 inches, and the whole frame runs 87 inches long from headboard to footboard.

• Frame and upholstery

  The frame combines solid wood and manufactured wood with plywood and laminate board for a sturdy, low profile base. Beige fabric upholstery wraps the headboard, footboard, and side rails, finished with a thin piped edge and a fully finished back.

• Weight capacity

  Both Queen and King are rated to hold 800 pounds across mattress, bedding, and sleepers combined. The solid and manufactured wood frame carries that load evenly, so the weight capacity holds steady even with two people and a full mattress on top.

• Caring for the fabric

  Vacuum the upholstery every so often with a brush attachment to lift dust before it settles into the weave. Blot any spill right away with a clean, dry cloth, spot clean with mild soap and water, and let the fabric air dry before you dress the bed again.

• What ships in the box

  This bed arrives as the headboard, the footboard, the side rails, and the wood slat foundation, with hardware and fasteners included. The mattress itself is not included, so plan to order a Queen or King mattress separately once the frame is assembled.

Good to know

• The Queen takes 65″ by 87″ of floor. Measure the walking space you want on each side.
• Both sizes stand 42.5″ tall. Mark that on the wall before you hang anything above.
• King is 78.75″ across. Both sizes are 87″ long, so width is the dimension that changes.
• Required, screwdriver not included. On the King size, Step 1 of the printed instructions swaps the B1 and B2 headboard leg labels — attach them opposite what the diagram shows and the rest of assembly lines up fine.
• Bed frame only. Mattress, bedding, and decor shown are not included.