Penthouse Custom Timber Low Bed Base

At BedWorks we are proud to promote environmental safety by using sustainable plantation timbers finished with German-made Livos natural paint sealing products.

These non-toxic natural oil sealers create the decorative finishes on all our custom timber bed range and are a world-first, created by a manufacturer focusing on closed loop material cycles and high technical quality. Rather than creating a plastic film to coat the finished product, the company's Kunos range of sealers, oils and wood stains impregnates the timber to provide a protective coating that enhances the natural grains and finish of the wood.

Using natural-based product finishes is also recommended for those who suffer from allergies, medical conditions relating to breathing and ingestion, and those who are sensitive to environmental factors.

Wood stains are used to finish all our custom timber bed range products for their superior decorative finish and permeability to vapour - no more varnish smell in your bedroom and no harmful emissions!

Oils are heat resistant to 50 degrees and have great rejuvenation on the wood, making them perfect for all interior use and are also certified food and toy safe. If you live in a cold climate and regularly use wood or open fire heating, our timber bedroom range of furnishings is the best choice you can make for safety and long-lasting performance.

Visit Bedworks' Super Store and showroom for beaut eco-friendly bedrooms.

For Further Information Visit: www.livos.com.au

Bedworks Custom Made Timber - Colour Chart

Timber furniture is stylish and incredibly durable, however it’s important to know how to care for it and ensure it stays in good condition. First determine what type of wood it is, whether it is untreated or finished. If the timber is untreated, dust the surface first and use mild soapy water to clean the surfaces but take care to quickly dry the wood soon after to avoid any wood rotting. Try to avoid detergent with wax in them if it’s finished and also clean up any spills as soon as possible to avoid any staining.

A lot of sunlight can also fade the colour of your timber so unless you enjoy the look of aged timber, try and keep your furniture away from direct UV light. Another way to extend the life of your timber is to limit the number of hard objects around it to avoid any dints, scratches or damage that can potentially compromise the finish or look of your furniture.

Timber should also be polished to increase the shine and look of the wood. It also adds a further layer of protection and can help make your piece last longer. Make sure you read and take the time to figure out how best to take care of your product so you can enjoy it for years to come!