Platsa Bedside Table
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Product Description
The Platsa Bedside Table combines modern style with everyday functionality. Finished in light oak with a natural wood grain texture, it features two spacious drawers accented by sleek black metal handles. Compact yet practical, this piece is perfect for storing nighttime essentials while seamlessly complementing a wide range of bedroom décor styles.
Key Features:
- Two spacious drawers for practical storage
- Sleek black metal handles for a modern touch
- Light oak finish with natural wood grain texture
- Compact design, ideal for small or large bedrooms
- Versatile look that complements contemporary interiors
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We make it, we test it, we prove it
As the manufacturer, we know exactly what goes into every piece — and we publish the independent lab results, not just the claims.
| Feature | Proferlo | Typical similar-priced furniture |
|---|---|---|
| Frame and legs | Solid kiln-dried hardwood | Softwood or board substitutes common |
| Panel board emissions | E0 — tested at 0.032 mg/m³ | E1 class permits up to 0.124 mg/m³ |
| Moisture swelling (2h soak) | 1.2% — independently tested | Up to 8% permitted by the standard |
| Edge sealing | Board panels sealed on all 4 edges | Often raw or sealed on visible sides only |
| Timber and compliance certs | FSC certified · CARB Phase 2 | Often undisclosed |
Board components independently tested by the CNAS-accredited Guangxi Forestry Research Institute, report GJBC-2025-0283 (2025).
What materials is this furniture made from?
This piece combines solid kiln-dried hardwood where strength matters — frame, legs and load-bearing points — with certified E0 engineered board for large flat panels, where board actually outperforms solid timber because it won't warp, cup or split across wide surfaces.
What that means for you: the durability of hardwood where the stress is, the stability of engineered panels where the width is, at a price solid-throughout construction can't match.
Is the engineered board in this furniture safe?
Yes — the board components are E0 rated and independently tested at 0.032 mg/m³ formaldehyde, 36% below even the strictest E0 cap and roughly a quarter of what standard E1 flat-pack board may emit. They're also CARB Phase 2 compliant.
What that means for you: healthier indoor air than typical similar-priced furniture, verified by an accredited lab rather than claimed on a label.
Why combine solid wood and engineered board?
Because it's how well-engineered furniture is built — not cost-cutting. Solid hardwood excels at frames and legs but moves with humidity across wide flat spans; quality engineered board stays dead flat. Using each where it performs best is the same logic premium furniture makers have used for decades.
What that means for you: doors that don't warp, tops that don't cup, and a frame that holds solid — the best behaviour of both materials.
How is the quality of this furniture verified?
The board components are tested by the CNAS-accredited Guangxi Forestry Research Institute (report GJBC-2025-0283) — screw hold up to 72% above the standard minimum and moisture swelling at 1.2% against a permitted 8% — and all timber is FSC certified with CARB Phase 2 compliance.
What that means for you: every quality claim on this page traces to an independent audit or lab report, not marketing copy.
