Rubber Wooden Bed in Modern Minimalist Bedroom WB0005

  • Model Number: WB0005

  • Material: Solid Natural Rubber Wood

  • Product Name: Rubber Wooden Bed

  • Size: King, Queen, Double, and Single sizes

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OEM Capabilities
  • Custom dimensions to project specification
  • Multiple finish options — oil, hardwax, lacquer
  • OEM labelling and branded packaging
  • Pre-shipment quality inspection as standard
  • Export packaging for EU container shipping
  • MOQ: 100 pieces
  • Lead time: 45 – 60 days

This piece is produced to order for trade and project clients.
Not available for individual retail purchase.

Product Overview

rubber wooden bed with curved woven rattan headboard in modern minimalist bedroom, styled with neutral bedding and warm lighting – perfect for Japandi, boho, or Scandinavian interior design themes.Wooden Bed WB0005

The WB0005 rubber wooden bed is a refined fusion of elegance and organic design, perfect for those who seek understated luxury in their bedroom. Crafted from solid natural rubber wood, this platform bed features a beautifully curved rattan-style headboard that softens the overall silhouette while adding tactile depth. Its light wood finish and clean lines make it an ideal choice for modern minimalist, Japandi, or boho-inspired interiors. Whether in a cozy apartment or a spacious master suite, this rubber wooden bed brings warmth, openness, and character to any space.

Product Details

  • Model Number: WB0005

  • Material: Solid Natural Rubber Wood

  • Headboard: Curved frame with woven/rattan-style design

  • Finish: Light natural tone

  • Type: Platform Bed (no box spring required)

  • Style: Mid-Century Modern / Japandi / Scandinavian

Available Sizes:

Size Width (cm) Depth (cm) Height (cm)
Single 107 216 109
Double 142 216 109
Queen 160 216 109
King 199 216 109
  • Mid-century inspired design: Light, airy aesthetic with soft curves and woven texture

  • Durable hardwood frame: Made from sustainable natural rubber wood

  • Platform structure: Supports mattress without box spring, making setup simple and sleek

  • Elevated clearance: Adds visual space and easy access beneath the bed

  • Versatile finish: Complements a wide range of interior styles from coastal to contemporary

Production · Moc Luc Factory, Ho Chi Minh City

10,000 m² of production
capacity. Every piece
begins with the timber.

Every piece is produced at our 10,000 m² facility in Ho Chi Minh City, where solid wood processing, finishing and quality inspection are handled under one roof. Timber is sourced from certified suppliers and kiln-dried on-site to ensure dimensional stability suited to European indoor climates.

Large-scale commercial wood processing plant showcasing factory floor layout
commercial wooden chair production line
surface sanding of light-colored solid hardwood bed frames or crib components
Automated multi-head CNC machine
Factory workers hand-sanding a long row of dark grey mid-century modern wooden armchair frames
10.000 m2
Production facility
20+ Years
Years of operation
40 cntr/month
Monthly export facility 
10K m²
Quality inspection process

We work to a straightforward process that keeps lead times predictable and specifications clear at every stage — from the first conversation to the moment goods arrive at your warehouse.

1

Enquiry & specification

Share your requirements — quantities, dimensions, finish, timeline.

2

Quotation

We provide a detailed quote within 2 business days.

3

Sample production

A pre-production sample is made for approval before full run.

4

Production & QC

Full production with 4-stage inspection before shipment.

5

Export & delivery

Container shipping to EU, US or Japan with full documentation.

Ready to discuss a production order or custom spec?

We acknowledge every enquiry within 5 hours. A detailed quotation follows within 2 business days. Handled directly by our export team — not a third-party service.

FAQ

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Yes. Moc Luc specialises in OEM and ODM production — meaning we manufacture to your specifications, not the other way around. We work with:
     -  European importers and distributors sourcing custom collections for retail networks across Germany, the Netherlands, and Scandinavia
     -  Japanese buyers with precise dimensional and finish requirements built on two decades of direct supply experience
     -  Luxury hospitality operators — hotels, resorts, and serviced apartments — working from FF&E schedules and interior designer specifications
     -  Premium F&B chains requiring furniture that performs consistently across multiple locations

What we can customise: wood species, dimensions, joinery type, surface finish, material combination (solid wood, metal frame, upholstery), and packaging.
For private label or branded production, a Letter of Authorization is required.

Two things that are genuinely difficult to replicate.

Twenty years of Japanese supply. The Japanese market applies hotel-grade inspection standards to every production run — surface quality under raking light, dimensional tolerances measured in fractions of a millimetre, joinery that tightens under load rather than loosening over time. We built our production system around that standard in 2005. It has not changed.

A four-stage QC process built into production, not applied at the end. Timber is inspected at intake. Machining is supervised by craftsmen with fifteen years of material experience. Assembly is verified against technical drawings. Finishing is inspected under directional light and must meet EU indoor air quality standards before any piece ships.

The result is a manufacturer whose pre-production sample reflects the production run — not one that adjusts the standard after approval.

Yes. Moc Luc holds FSC Chain of Custody certification, covering all timber inputs across our solid wood production.

For European importers managing EUDR obligations, we provide as standard:
     -  FSC Chain of Custody documentation
     -  Supply chain traceability to forest-of-origin level
     -  Geolocation data for timber harvest plots
     -  EUDR due diligence statements for each shipment

FSC certification is a strong indicator of responsible sourcing — but under EUDR, the due diligence obligation remains with the EU importer. We generate the documentation you need to fulfil that obligation as part of our standard export process, not as a special request.

Our primary species are FSC-certified oak, walnut, ash, teak, and acacia — all kiln-dried to moisture content appropriate for the destination market's climate.

For European buyers, we pay particular attention to dimensional stability under central heating conditions — solid wood expands and contracts with humidity, and Northern European interiors experience significant seasonal variation. Species selection and kiln-drying specifications are matched accordingly.

For Japanese buyers, surface grain consistency and finish uniformity across a production run are the primary material considerations — standards we have worked to for over twenty years.

We also produce furniture with metal frames and upholstered elements, all within the same facility.

We know that sourcing from 10,000 miles away requires more than a price sheet. Here is how a typical partnership unfolds:
     -  You share your brief — product category, volume, timeline, design references or FF&E schedule. We acknowledge within 5 hours and follow up with a detailed quotation within 2 business days.
     -  We align on specification — materials, dimensions, joinery, finish, and for hospitality or F&B projects, contract-grade performance requirements.
     -  You approve before we produce — pre-production samples built to approved specification. Sample fee applies, credited in full against your first production order. 
     -  We produce with updates — four-stage QC throughout. Production progress shared at agreed intervals. No surprises at final inspection. 
     -  Documentation ships before the container — FSC CoC, EUDR due diligence statement, commercial invoice, packing list, and bill of lading prepared as standard. 
     -  We are still here after delivery — for repeat order adjustments, specification refinements, and the ongoing conversation that makes a supply relationship genuinely useful.