Modular Collection
About Collection
Modular Collection, as name suggests, is based on LEGO principal but for furniture. That is, have a few components and mix and match them in so many different pieces while within the confinement of standard size mattress, ceiling height, usabilities and so on.
This collection is designed in the USA and manufactured in a dedicated factory in Vietnam. Wood is sourced from USA and Russia as well as New Zealand. Wood used in this collection is either Birch, Aspen, or Maple; Knot free and no finger joint for maximum strength.
Collection is rated for 400 lb of weight on upper bed, yet it is tested for up to 800 lb. This does not mean, of course, that a 400 lb person can climb! This is based on distributed weight on given surface.
Our Advantages
Premium Solid Knot Free Hardwood
Birch, Maple, or Aspen
Anti Slip Rungs
Over 3" deep and grooved ever step.
Stylish Case Goods
Dovetailed for more strength. Soft Closed drawers.
Rock Solid Connection
This patented design connects top bunk to lower part in rock solid fashion.
Designed in USA
Who understand what North American families want and need.
Manufactured in Vietnam
This collection is manufactured in a dedicated 200,000 sq.ft factory near Ho Chi Minh city.
Delivery Time
6 to 8 weeks. Although products are shipped from US warehouse, delivery time is usually close to 8 weeks.
Rated for 400 lb
And tested for up to 800 lb. Our sturdiest collection!
Modular Design
Handful of parts and 1000s of possible combinations.
Furniture that grows and adapt with you
From toddler bed all the way to collage, Modular Design gives you flexibility and options.
Options
3 Headboard Styles
Slated, Panel, and Curved
3 Colors
Natural, White, and Chestnut
3 Climbing Options
Vertical, Angled, and Staircase
3 Bunk Bed Heights
61", 66", and 71"
4 Loft Bed Heights
51", 61", 71", and 76"
5 Sizes
Single, Single XL, Double, Double XL, Queen
Lots of Storage
Buy larger house OR smart furniture : )
Excitement
With our long Canadian winter, it is good to have some fun indoor.
