A friend of ours just purchased the City Block bed from CB2. When we saw it in person last week, we loved the low, platform style that also includes a simple headboard and legs that slightly elevate.
City Block Bed from CB2
And the piece is high-gloss white finish - a look we love.
The Full-size bed is on sale now for $449 (reg. $549); Queen is $599. Our friend went for the King, but we don't see that online so you may need to call CB2 to special order it.
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I have a black City Block bed in queen and love it. It was easy to assemble and yet is very sturdy. I recommend it.
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hey bubble,
what are the slat like that the mattress sits on? are they pretty close together? how wide are they? just curious about stability.
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Katie, the slats are wooden, in two rows (there's a metal bar in the middle for extra support). I'm not at home right now and can't double check, but from what I remember the slats are a couple of inches wide with a couple of inches between them.
I've had the bed for a year now and it's holding up very well, with one exception: the slat fittings are plastic and they began to crumble. It hasn't affected the stability though, and CB2 sent me a free extra set of slat fittings at my request.
view bubble's profile
Thanks bubble! Good to know.
view katie's profile
I've had a king in black for over a year now and only have one complaint. The middle bar creates a lump down the middle of the bed that keeps us on our own separate sides of the bed.
I've actually considered replacing the slats with plywood sheets and making it a platform but I'm worried about fumes from the glue in the plywood.
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mscot, really? I've never had that problem. Do you use a futon mattress? I just use a standard thickness mattress on top of the slats and haven't noticed any unevenness at all.
view bubble's profile
We have a memory foam mattress so that may be the cause.
I really do want to put the plywood underneath. I wonder if there would be fumes...
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