Noomi Tera Solid Wood High Sleeper (FSC-Certified)

Tera Single Highsleeper

Expand your furniture range with the Noomi Tera Solid Wood Highsleeper Frame, part of the sustainable living collection. This versatile and stylish bed frame is ideal for both adults and children, providing a spacious underbed area that offers ample storage solutions, making even the smallest rooms feel more open and organised. Perfect for cube storage units or a cosy chair, this bed adds both functionality and comfort to any living space.

Key Features:

• Versatile Design: Suitable for both adults and children, offering a spacious underbed area for storage or additional furniture, enhancing room functionality.
• Sustainable Material: Made from FSC-certified solid Scandinavian pine, sourced from sustainably managed forests, ensuring eco-friendly production and responsible forest management.
• Eco-Friendly Finish: Coated with a non-toxic, water-based paint available in white or grey, promoting a safer and healthier living environment.
• Durable Construction: Each piece of pine is moisture-tested for strength and durability, ensuring a long-lasting and robust build.
• Single Mattress Compatibility: Designed to fit a continental single mattress, with a maximum recommended thickness of 16cm for safety.

Dimensions:

• Height: 184.5 cm
• Width: 98.3 cm
• Width (Including Ladder): 146.2 cm
• Length: 208.3 cm
• Underbed Height: 148 cm

Why Choose Noomi?

• Utilises FSC-certified wood for sustainable and responsible forest management.
• Measures in place to prevent illegal logging, protect fragile ecosystems, and eliminate clear-cutting and pesticide use.
• Ethically sourced solid wood ensures a stronger, straighter build with fewer knots, thanks to the cold Nordic climate.

By choosing this product you are supporting responsible management of the world's forests. The Forest Stewardship Council® (FSC®) is a global, not-for-profit organisation that helps take care of forests and the people and wildlife that call them home. To learn more, visit www.fsc.org.