Local Deal! McKenzie Storage Bed

The Whittier Wood McKenzie Storage Bed features elegant raised panels and six large under bed storage drawers. It’s part of the McKenzie Bedroom Collection that has been the #1 selling bedroom collection at Furniture in the Raw for years.  Once you invest in a piece of McKenzie, you immediately grow to appreciate quality furniture.  Few of our vendors pay attention to detail the way Whittier Wood does!

This is a local deal only and limited to stock on hand.  It’s all subject to prior sale.  

Looking for multiple pieces? Reach out for options. Contact a representative to save money on combined products. Contact our Customer Care team at 512-451-0213 or email to order direct.

Whittier products have the highest satisfaction rating.

The six drawers (three on each side) has substantial deep storage space. They’re a great place to store quilts and linens. The drawers have English dovetailed drawer construction, mortise and tenon joinery and fitted backs for stability and strength. Every McKenzie bed even features adjustable levelers to insure complete leveling, regardless of flooring.

The drawers also have full extension metal ball bearing glides that allowing each drawer to completely open fully.

Lets talk about the finish options!  Whittier uses the finest conversion varnish on their Antique Glazed Cherry, Fieldstone, and Rich Caffe finishes.  Conversion Varnish  has an exceptional protective and durable finish with much better resistance to moisture, scratches, heat, solvents and chemicals.  

The McKenzie Storage Bed is an heirloom quality bed made of real wood. It’s available finished in Antique Glazed Cherry or Caffe Finish on this post.

Whittier is very conscious about it’s use of wood and the environment. That’s why Whittier uses American red alder wood for it’s furniture. Alder regenerates naturally and grows quickly and prolifically. Click Here to view more McKenzie products.

Alder is a beautiful hardwood that is similar to cherry wood. It grows in the Pacific Northwest along a 125 mile-wide strip along the West Coast that stretches from Alaska to Northern California. The largest concentration of Alder stands just north of Portland, Oregon.

Red alder is almost white when freshly cut, but quickly changes on exposure to air to light brown with a yellow or reddish tinge. Alder machines well and is excellent for turning and polishing.