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For an ideal place where your teen can take care of business, consider the Mission desk and hutch. The desk includes a pullout keyboard tray and two drawers. Open design allows flexibility in monitor placement, while the upper hutch includes ample space.

Mission Oak 2 Pc Desk and Hutch

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2 Pc Desk and Hutch

Desk 52W x 24D x 30H, Hutch 51.5W x 10D x 16.5H
 

Mission Oak 2 Pc Desk and Hutch

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$499.99

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What's a Bunkie Board?

What is a bunkie board?

A bunkie board is the foundation for a bunk bed or a captain's bed mattress. It serves the same function as a boxspring on a standard bed. It is a platform that fits within the bed frame to support the mattress. Most bunk beds and captain's beds require bunkie boards to support the mattress.

If the bunkie board is required for the bed then why is it an optional purchase?

The bunkie board is optional because some customers may already own one from a previous bed. It is not necessary to purchase a new bunkie board with every new bed.

What about sleigh beds, poster beds or other bed styles?

These bed styles do not generally require the use of a bunkie board. If you are planning to add a trundle bed or under the bed storage drawers, you will need a bunkie board instead of a boxspring.

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