Feonase Twin Size Metal Bed Frame with Linen Upholstered Headboard, Heavy-Duty Platform Bed Frame with 12" Storage, Steel Slats Support, No Box Spring Needed, Gray home-office-set Giraffe's in-house research and development H615-44
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Feonase Twin Size Metal Bed Frame with Linen Upholstered Headboard, Heavy Duty Platform Bed Frame with 12" Storage, Steel Slats Support, No Box Spring Needed, Gray home office set Giraffe's in house research and development H615 44 Giraffe's in house research and development team is always coming up with creative ideas and practical solutions model number: GM001 Package Dimensions: 45 Solid as Rock: Consist of hardened square steel slats and 9 support thick legs that can bear up to 1000 lbs
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