Original price was: ₱2,500.00.₱2,200.00Current price is: ₱2,200.00.
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Queen, double, family sized
Features of the Deep Sleep Orthopedic Dog Bed with Bolster:
- Orthopedic Support: High-density foam provides exceptional comfort and relief for pets with joint or muscle issues.
- Bolstered Design: Soft, raised edges offer head and neck support, perfect for lounging or curling up.
- Durable and Indestructible: Built with premium materials to withstand wear and tear, ideal for even the most active pets.
- Odor-Resistant Cover: Keeps unpleasant smells at bay for a fresher sleeping environment.
- Removable & Washable Cover: Easily zip off the cover for hassle-free cleaning and maintenance.
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- Order will be delivery via Grab food as usual
- Payment can be COD, Credit Card or Gcash via Grab driber
- Cancelation of order is not allowed since it is consumable
- Change of quantity is accepted while on preparation
Description
Cebu based bed frame made of Palochina.
Basic design and recycled wood
Palochina is a type of wood commonly used in furniture making and construction. It is known for its durability, affordability, and versatility. Palochina wood comes from various tree species, including pine, and is typically sourced from sustainable plantations in countries such as the Philippines.
Palochina is popular among craftsmen and DIY enthusiasts due to its ease of working with hand tools and its natural beauty. It has a light to medium brown color with prominent grain patterns, and it can be stained or painted to achieve different finishes. Palochina is often used to create items such as shelves, tables, chairs, cabinets, and decorative pieces.
One of the reasons palochina is favored is its affordability compared to other hardwood options. It is considered a cost-effective alternative for those seeking a natural wood appearance without the higher price tag. Additionally, palochina’s strength and resistance to warping make it suitable for various applications.
It’s worth noting that the term “palochina” may be more commonly used in the Philippines and may refer specifically to locally sourced wood. In other regions, similar types of wood may be referred to by different names, such as “pine boards” or “softwood planks.”
