Do I need any tools to assemble my new bed frame?
Yes — most of our bed frames require an electric screwdriver for assembly. For some designs, a mallet may also be useful to secure certain joints. Every bed comes with a detailed instruction manual, so you can see exactly what’s needed for your specific model.
If you’re unsure or need further guidance, our Customer Service team is always on hand to help.
I’m not happy with the quality of the products I received. What are my options?
Please take clear photos of anything you’re unhappy with and send them to Customer Service. We’ll review them and guide you through the next steps.
My bed frame was damaged when it arrived. What should I do?
If your bed frame appears damaged on arrival, do not attempt to assemble or use it. Take photos of the affected areas and contact Customer Service. We’ll assess the issue and advise on the best solution, handled on a case-by-case basis.
My new mattress arrived damaged. What are my options?
If your mattress arrived damaged, contact Customer Service with photos and details. We will advise you on the next steps.
Some parts of my new bed frame have large knots. Is this a problem?
Usually, no. Knots are a natural part of real wood and do not typically affect performance. Every frame is inspected during manufacturing and supported by our 11-year guarantee.
If you believe the knots may compromise structure or durability, send photos to our team for assessment.
The products I received are not the products I ordered. What happens now?
If the items you received do not match your order confirmation, please contact Customer Service before assembling anything. We will correct the issue and arrange for the correct products to reach you as quickly as possible.
I am struggling to assemble my new bed frame. What are my options?
Every bed comes with a detailed instruction manual. We strongly recommend assembling the bed with at least one other person, as some components can be heavy.
If you are stuck, contact Customer Service — we can talk you through the steps to help you complete your build safely.