Ranch Solid Wood Bed

Crafted by Mennonite artisans in Canada using solid wormy maple wood, every piece showcases the inherent beauty of the wood, featuring unique saw marks and grain patterns that result in a truly one-of-a-kind piece.

Size:

Please See available options

Delivery:

Please allow 4 - 9 weeks for your bed to be handcrafted

 Features:

• Includes 4 wood slats with center supports.
• Suitable for a box spring and mattress combination.
  
• Comes standard in wormy maple wood. 
• There are choices of oak and brown maple available.
• Millsawn Texture Or Rustic Smooth Texture

Wood & Texture:

Wormy Maple: is a hardwood variety renowned for its distinctive characteristics, including wormholes and variations in color and mineral streaks, which are attributed to the presence of the Ambrosia beetle. This wood is highly coveted for its unique and rustic appearance, as well as its strength. Each board possesses its own individuality, making it a popular choice among discerning customers. Generally, Wormy Maple exhibits a light brown hue with captivating wavy grain patterns.

Brown Maple: A superior grade of wood. Unlike other varieties, this exceptional material is completely free from any worm holes. Renowned for its remarkable versatility and long-lasting durability, brown maple is a type of hardwood that stands out. With its captivating light brown to medium brown hue and an elegant grain pattern, it exudes a subtle yet distinctive charm.

Red Oak: is a popular choice for furniture due to its durability and distinctive grain pattern. This hardwood boasts a medium reddish brown color that adds warmth and character to any piece. Not only is Red Oak known for its strength, but it also has a slightly coarser texture, adding to its unique appeal.

Rustic Smooth Texture: The natural grain and texture of wood are revealed through the process of sanding, resulting in a smooth surface.

Millsawn Texture: Millsawn represents our most rustic option, imparting a rugged and authentic look and feel. This texture is achieved through the handplaning and sanding processes at the mill, resulting in a rough lumber surface. It is important to note that Millsawn is not a perfectly flat surface and may exhibit some unevenness.