Harlow High Foot End Metal Bed Frame

The Harlow Bed Frame is a high-strength, low-maintenance sleep solution specifically engineered for the contract furniture market. Featuring a reinforced steel frame, this bed is designed to provide maximum structural longevity in high-traffic environments such as student accommodation, budget hotels, and professional HMOs (Houses in Multiple Occupation). Its resilient metal construction is impervious to many of the issues affecting timber frames.

Functionality and hygiene are central to the Harlow’s design. The sleek, powder-coated finish is resistant to scuffs and impact, while the integrated metal slat system provides superior mattress support without the risk of breakage associated with wooden slats. The minimalist, open-frame design not only complements modern and industrial interior schemes but also allows for easy floor maintenance and cleaning, a vital consideration for commercial housekeeping teams. Engineered for rapid deployment, the Harlow is straightforward to assemble, significantly reducing installation overheads for large-scale housing projects.

This bed frame is designed for light to moderate use.

Key Features:

• Integrated Metal Slats: Features a reinforced metal slatted base that enhances mattress longevity and eliminates the need for frequent slat replacements.
• Commercial Finish: Finished in a durable, sleek powder coating that resists wear and tear in high-turnover guest environments.
• Optimised Sizing: Available in 3ft Single and 4ft 6in Double sizes, providing standardised solutions for diverse property portfolios.
• Efficient Installation: Designed with a simplified bolt system for quick assembly, making it ideal for tight refurbishment schedules.
• Under-Bed Storage Capacity: The high-clearance frame allows for additional storage underneath, a key selling point for compact urban apartments.

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