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Avocado City Bed vs. Thuma Bed: What's the Difference?

Which is the perfect wood platform bed frame — Avocado or Thuma?

Written by Mark Abrials

Avocado makes its solid wood City Bed Frame in our woodshops with a clean, modern aesthetic, using solid Birch or Walnut wood and a simple zero-VOC finish. No color stains are used. Assembly of the City Bed is simple and tool-free. It's sturdy and designed to accommodate an optional Eco-Adjustable Base. T

Thuma makes their wood bed frame in Vietnam and the USA with a minimal design aesthetic and Japanese joinery, making assembly tool-free. Four color stains are available, rather than different wood species. Thuma uses upcycled rubberwood, a less expensive wood commonly used for furniture, in small pieces that are glued together to form fullboards, and stains them to resemble higher-end woods.

Both are high-quality bed frames that are easy to assemble and have a modern aesthetic.

Thuma "The Bed" Frame

Platform Frame Price

$1,299 (Queen, Birch)
$1,799 (Queen, Walnut)

$1,195 (Queen)

With Headboard Price

$2,099 (Queen, Birch)
$2,999 (Queen, Walnut)

$1,995 (Queen)

Solid Wood

Upcycled wood pieces

Wood Species

Birch or Walnut sourced from the USA

Acacia (Rubberwood) sourced from Asia, stained to look like various woods

Finish

ECOS® Zero-VOC clear varnish

Four color stains

Tool-Free Assembly

Patent-pending (63471571)

Accommodates Optional Adjustable Power Base

GREENGUARD Gold Certified for Low Emissions

Formaldehyde-Free Claim Verification from UL®

FSC® Certified Factory

FSC® C156318

Landfill Waste Diversion

1% for the Planet® Member

Climate Label Certified

Certified B Corporation

Avocado City Bed vs Thuma- Which is the Best Platform Bed?
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