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What is the thickness of the wood?

6 years ago

What is the thickness of the wood?

I'm also trying to figure out what the measurement is from the floor to the TOP of the platform. So, I would add the 7" and the thickness of the wood to get to the top measurement.

Thank you!

Fujian Modern Queen Platform Bed With 2 Night Stands, 3-Piece Set, Espresso · More Info

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Modern Furniture by Matisse
6 years ago
Hello,

The bed frame measures 7 inches high from the floor that's including the wood. Please let us know if you have any other questions.

Thank You,

Christen

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