Room & Board pieces, joint by joint
Room & Board has most of its furniture made in the United States, and it publishes assembly instructions for the pieces that need them. Its steel-slat storage bed is typical: the side rails bolt to brackets on the headboard, with each bolt started by hand so it does not cross-thread, the footboard bolts through the storage drawer box, and the steel slats seat on rivets along the rails.
The Moda bunk bed joins with wood dowels, connector bolts in threaded inserts and metal collars, tightened with the ball-end Allen wrench supplied, and its long guardrail goes on the wall side. The Beam bookcase wall unit comes with a paper wall template and its hardware, and its instructions say the bookcase must be attached to the wall.
Counted, built and set level
We are experienced with Room & Board, and the instructions set the order. Every bolt, collar, slat and insert is counted against the parts list before anything is joined, and any pre-existing damage or missing part goes into a written report. A missing collar or insert is raised with you straight away, and we help identify it and guide you on getting the replacement.
A bed that has to come apart to change rooms, or that the movers took apart, is built again where it is going, in the manufacturer's order. The feet are set to the floor, not the piece, every drawer and door is opened in front of you, and the packaging is broken down and stacked wherever you want it. Masterwork Coverage is on every job, with the Masterwork Promise above it.
Commercial furniture for busy spaces
Room & Board also sells commercial furniture through Room & Board for Business, built for the durability busy spaces demand. For a leasing office, an amenity space or a model unit, the pieces are installed to the floor plan and sequenced to your access windows, as in our multifamily furniture installation.




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