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What is a bunkie board?

A bunkie board is a structurally sound series of slats or boards or plywood that supports the mattress and negates the need for you to use a thicker box spring.  When using a bunkie board you have more headroom on the lower bunk and it keeps the upper mattress below the safety rails.  They highly recommend the use of bunkie boards on at least the top bunks of your bunk bed.

How much assembly is there on your log and rustic beds?

Most of their beds will arrive with the headboard and footboard sections pre-assembled, you'll just need to simply attach the legs and side rails.  Very minimal assembly is required.  The bunk beds are sent with the legs attached in most cases.

What type of wood makes the strongest log beds?

Proper design, solid construction, and proper drying and curing of the wood are more important factors than wood type when it comes to the strength of log beds.  You will sleep easy knowing that all Log Furniture Place beds are designed and built to be stable, strong, and will stand the test of time.

Will I receive exactly what I see in the picture?

The pictures they provide will show an example of what you will receive.  Most of their rustic furniture is built to order and due to the rustic character of logs and barnwood no two pieces will ever be exactly the same.  Also they pride ourselves on never-ending quality improvements.  They implement small changes periodically when they can find a better way to build something, these changes may not reflect in pictures or video, and will not change the overall look of the piece, but will improve the stability and strength.  Examples of this would be switching from log supports on some beds to dimensional lumber to ensure the box spring doesn't rock on the bed.  It may include changing full extension slides to another brand that is better, any change they do is done for the betterment of the product and to give you, their customer, the best rustic furniture possible. Finishes can vary depending on the lighting used and how your computer screen is calibrated.  A yellow light will portray a finish differently than a pure white light.