Cabinet Bed Style #3 Shaker Style brings timeless craftsmanship and smart engineering together, making it one of the premier cabinet beds Kelowna homeowners trust for space-saving versatility. Custom-built right here in British Columbia, this piece transforms from a compact credenza into a comfortable guest bed in seconds.
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Authentic Solid Construction: Built using genuine solid maple trim and high-grade maple veneer plywood. Strictly zero particle board or MDF is used anywhere in the build, ensuring exceptional durability and structural integrity. This is not disposable furniture!
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Space-Saving Ingenuity: Measures just 25.5 inches in depth when closed as a sleek cabinet, opening smoothly into a full 81-inch-long bed to accommodate overnight guests effortlessly.
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Premium Comfort Included: Ships complete with a 6-inch, Made-in-Canada memory foam mattress featuring a 2-inch gel-infused top layer designed to regulate temperature and prevent overheating.
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Fully Customizable Design: Tailor the look to match your interior by selecting your preferred size, custom finish colour, and hardware handles.
- If you move home, it moves with you:Â Unlike fixed wall beds this custom piece is an item of furniture. Therefore, your investment can move with you when you move.
Available Sizes of our Cabinet Bed Kelowna:
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Queen: 64″ W x 25.5″ D x 41.5″ H
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Double: 58″ W x 25.5″ D x 41.5″ H
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Twin: 43″ W x 25.5″ D x 41.5″ H
(Note: All size options measure 81 inches in length when fully opened).
Optional Upgrades
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Two-Piece Split Construction: Available for tight delivery spaces or narrow stairwells (+$150).
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Raised Platform: Option to raise the mattress platform height by 2 inches (+$200).
Warranty & Peace of Mind
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Cabinet Warranty: 10-year manufacturer warranty covering structural components.
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Mattress Warranty: 5-year warranty on the included memory foam mattress.
- Fully assembled: As this is properly made furniture, no assembly is required.
All size options measure 81″ in length when fully opened.
Other style also available
How do they work? Here’s a video to help explain:
