bedstead
1 of 1noun/ˈbɛdstɛd/
Forms:bedsteads
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a bed frame or structure that supports a mattress and may be made of wood, metal, or other materials
A bedstead is the frame of a bed, which provides support for the mattress and holds it in place. It usually consists of four posts, side rails, and a headboard and footboard, which together form the structure of the bed. Bedsteads can be made from various materials such as wood, metal, or a combination of both. They come in many styles, ranging from simple to ornate, and can be designed to fit different mattress sizes. A bedstead is essential for holding the mattress securely and providing a stable, supportive base for sleeping.
- The antique bedstead was crafted from solid oak, giving the room a classic charm.
- He carefully assembled the bedstead before placing the new mattress on top.
- The brass bedstead gleamed in the morning light, adding elegance to the bedroom.
- She decided to repaint the bedstead to match the new color scheme in her room.
- We bought a new bedstead that fits perfectly with our king-size mattress.
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