FineIronBeds.com is happy to announce that 5 new Wesley Allen Iron Beds are now available for purchase.

• Wesley Allen Alton
• Wesley Allen Danbury
• Wesley Allen Eldridge
• Wesley Allen Olympia
• Wesley Allen Stonehurst

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Iron Beds For Kids

Wesley Allen has added several new finishes and twin iron beds for kids. The new colors and designs add a youthful flare to the Wesley Allen bed line.

All beds are available at FineIronBeds.com at rock bottom pricing with free shipping and not tax.

Wesley Allen Quati

Fine Iron Beds is happy to announce that they have dropped the prices on a best seller, the Wesley Allen Quati!

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Wesley Allen Aberdeen

The Wesley Allen Aberdeen has flowing lines and curves blend with subtle French influences to create a bed of stunning symmetry and presence.

Like all Wesley Allen Iron Beds, The Wesley Allen Aberdeen is made in America of Iron and sports a solid uni-body construction.

This beautiful, high quality iron bed is an instant classic and will add beauty to any bedroom. This bed is on sale now at FineIronBeds.com.

The Wesley Allen Montgomery

One of the most popular iron beds in the famous Wesley Allen line is the Wesley Allen Montgomery . A flourshing sunflower accents give life to the center point of this simple masterpiece. Its understated beauty is a common theme in all of the Wesley Allen iron beds and its construction quality is second to none. Available as a Headboard only or Headboard and Footboard configurations, Twin, Full, Queen, and King sizes plus it comes in 40 Wesley Allen Finishes . With so many options, if you want  the Wesley Allen Montgomery, you can make it your own.

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The Chelsea is available in 39 colors and 12 configurations ranging from Headboard only to full canopy with return posts. As with all Wesley Allen iron beds, the chelsea is made in the USA and has a lifetime warranty.

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Just Fine, Inc. announces the availability of Wesley Allen’s new textured finishes on its eCommerce site fineironbeds.com. 5 beautiful new finishes have been added to the already impressive line of finishes available on all of the Wesley Allen beds.

Ward Poulos, the president of Culver City based Just Fine, Inc. stated “These unique new finishes that Wesley Allen has introduced to their products adds a new depth to the product line as a whole.”

“We are very excited to offer these new finishes,” claims Poulos. “We expect our customers to find the new additions as exciting as we do.”

“The quality and craftsmanship of these iron beds is truly outstanding,” said Mr. Poulos, “The artisans at Wesley Allen have an amazing eye for detail and go above and beyond to make sure that they are proud of every iron bed that goes out through their doors.”

The first part of the tour consisted of seeing how the raw cold-rolled steel begins its journey into becoming a bed. Long steel tubes are cut to the proper length for each section of the particular bed that is being made. Skilled craftsmen then bend the steel on specially designed templates to match the often intricate and ornate curves and flourishes that make up many of the Wesley Allen beds. The next step involves the precise welding of the various pieces together to make up the frame. Welders along with a high-tech welding robot make sure that every seam is exceptionally strong and made to last a lifetime.

After welding, the finials and other decorative elements are cast onto the bed frame. These beautiful designs are conceived and then sculpted in clay by Wesley Allen’s talented artists, some of which have been with the company for decades. After the clay model is perfected, a mold is created and the hot metal is poured and cast directly onto the tubing of the bed for strength and durability. Once the decorative elements are attached to the bed and cooled, the entire frame is sanded and prepared with an electro-static primer for the hand-finishing. With more than 40 finishes to choose from, Wesley Allen has specific finishers that specialize in certain finishes, so their quality remains consistent. “One of the most interesting parts of my tour was seeing an Artist apply one of the Textured Gray Mocha finishes,” said Poulos, “It really is a very manual process, with him hand dabbing the finish onto the frame over and over to create the complex textured look.” Another key ingredient to the Wesley Allen finishing process is the highlighting of the decorative elements. Without individually applying a highlighted color variation on each decorative area on the bed by hand, it wouldn’t have the rich and dynamic look that Wesley Allen beds are known for.

After the iron beds are finished, checked and double checked for quality, and ready for shipment, they are packed with styrofoam blocks specifically made to cover the corners of each individual bed. This protects the vulnerable areas of the bed while in transit. Wesley Allen also triple wraps the other key areas of the bed and packs them in very strong corrugated boxes to make sure they arrive to their destination unharmed. The tour wrapped up with a discussion about Wesley Allen’s impressive commitment to making a minimal environmental impact. They have installed a huge array of solar panels on their facility’s roof, along with using efficient lighting systems and relying on natural light where possible. They have also implemented a sophisticated filtering system to clean and recycle the air from the building where finishes are applied. “I walked away with a real appreciation for what a unique company Wesley Allen is. Their commitment to quality and the sheer size of their operation is astounding. Owning a Wesley Allen bed is really owning a piece of artwork, and one that will serve one well for a lifetime!”

About Just Fine, Inc. Founded in 2004, Just Fine, Inc. is a specialty Internet retailer focusing on premium/luxury furniture and home accessories for the discriminating customer. Their online stores are designed to provide shoppers with a better way to browse and purchase discounted products that would normally only be found in high-end specialty stores.