This is a highly sophisticated bed design, which actually looks fairly simple to start off with, but once you get hands with the Fusion bed it becomes clear that this is a serious bed.

Fusion uses a local wood known as Rimu Timber this has been somehow changed or fused using a jointing process to form what they are calling Fusewood and it is this that gives us the beautiful finish.

Key Dimensions

Space Headboard:

W: Q: 2400mm (94 31/64″)

K: 2550mm (100 25/64″)

SK: 2700mm (106 19/64″)

H: 548mm (2137/64″)

Depth: 350mm (13 25/32″)

Groove Headboard:

W: Q: 2350mm (92 33/64″)

K: 2500mm (98 27/64″)

SK: 2650mm (104 21/64″)

H: 755mm (29 23/32″)

Depth: 30mm (1 6/32″)

Platform Frame:

W: Q: 1675mm (65 15/16″)

K: 1825mm (71 27/32″)

SK: 2700mm (106 19/64″)

H: Groove: 267mm (10 33/64″)

Space: 300mm (11 13/16″)

Depth: 2090 (82 9/32″) (excluding headboard).

Standard Frame:

W: Q: 1587mm

K: 1737mm

SK: 1887mm

H: 303mm

Depth: 2100 (excluding headboard).

Source [Okooko]

Tags: fusewood design, the fusion bed

This entry was posted on Wednesday, November 4th, 2009 at 2:00 am and is filed under Bed Frames, Beds.