Are Wesley Allen beds composed of solid or hollow tubes?
We use hollow tubes for the bed posts and general tubing. The exception are tubes of ½” diameter or less, which are solid. The frame (rails and support slats) and certainly solid, high-gauge steel. However, solid wrought iron beds are commonly antiques and impractically heavy. There is no structural compromise on a Wesley Allen bed, and quality hollow steel tubes are still very strong indeed.
