Different stain and footboard
9 years ago
Good afternoon, I am interested in this bed frame and would like to know if you are able to add a footboard the length of the foot of the bed that also serves as a bookshelf and add two drawers on each side of the bed for storage? Also, are you able to make the headboard 37" h x 77"w for a queen? If so, how much would those modifications be?
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