Queen/King Single Storage Rail
- Constructed of hardwood solid and Oak veneer
- All three drawer have dovetail joinery, ball bearing extension guides, and Cedar veneer bottoms
- Dust panel under drawer bottoms
Queen/King Single Bed Rail
- Constructed of Oak veneer
King/California King Panel Footboard
- Constructed of hardwood solid and Oak veneer
- Includes roll slat support for bedding, an adjustable center support rail, and a support leg with a built-in leveler
King/California King Herringbone Headboard
- Constructed of hardwood solid and Oak veneer
- 58086-58081-58072 King Herringbone Bed
- Fully Assembled: 80 3/4" wide x 87 1/2" deep x 58" high
- 58086-58081-58073 King Herringbone Storage Bed
- Fully Assembled: 80 3/4" wide x 87 1/2" deep x 58" high
- 58086-58081-58082 California King Herringbone Bed
- Fully Assembled: 80 3/4" wide x 91 1/2" deep x 58" high
- 58086-58081-58083 California King Herringbone Storage Bed
- Fully Assembled: 80 3/4" wide x 91 1/2" deep x 58" high
- King bed can be configured with any combination of panel rails or storage rails with the purchase of 58072,58073,58074
- California King bed can be configured with any combination of panel rails or storage rails with the purchase of 58082,58083,58084
Additional Information
Queen/King Single Storage Rail 82.00"W X 21.25"D X 16.00"H Model #58073 119 lbsÂ
Queen/King Single Bed Rail 82.00"W X 01.75"D X 16.00"H Model #58074 40 lbsÂ
King/California King Panel Footboard 80.75"W X 02.75"D X 16.00"H Model #58081 106 lbsÂ
King/California King Herringbone Headboard 80.75"W X 02.75"D X 58.00"H Model #58086 110 lbsÂ
Riverside Furniture Corporation is truly an American success story. From a modest beginning in 1946, making furniture in a single plant, Riverside has grown to become a major brand name in the furniture industry. Over 70 years later, we are warehousing product in multiple locations world-wide and selling through over 3,500 furniture dealers.
Care should always be taken when cleaning and using your furniture. We recommended that our furniture be cleaned with a damp, clean dust cloth. Any kind of surface or finish may be cleaned using this method. A mild detergent may be applied, if necessary, for areas that will not clean with just a cloth. Avoid the use of oil-based and direct-spray polishes as these may cause a waxy build-up.
Finish damage is a very common problem. Placing hot items, such as coffee mugs or dinner plates on a piece of furniture can soften the finish. Condensation from cold objects or liquid spills may cause the finish to "bubble" and leave a discoloration. The damage described above can be eliminated by using coasters.
Always use a protective pad beneath lamps or accessories, and on writing surfaces. Do not place rubber or vinyl products on the surface as discoloration and/or staining may occur.
Select furniture pieces are equipped with casters for convenient mobility. Never roll furniture with casters on unprotected hardwood or vinyl flooring.
