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Hardwood Artisans develops beds

firefighterloftAug. 21, 2008, Woodbridge, VA – Exhausted firefighters may have to stay on call throughout the night, but at least they will be resting comfortably.

August 21, 2008 
By Hardwood Artisans


firefighterloftAug. 21, 2008, Woodbridge, VA –
Exhausted firefighters may have to stay on call throughout the night,
but at least they will be resting comfortably. Hardwood Artisans, a
local furniture manufacturer and retailer, announced a new line of beds
for the fire and rescue community at the Firehouse Expo 2008.

The furniture Hardwood Artisans develops is specifically designed to
handle the wear-and-tear of a firehouse, while offering firefighters a
way to relax comfortably during downtime. Offered in all standard bed
sizes with a primary focus on twin extra-long, the Murphy beds will be
built out of ash, a solid hardwood. The beds will prove to be a
particularly useful space-saving measure.
 
“Many fire and rescue stations are often very crowded, and space is at
a premium," said Hardwood Artisans General Manager, Greg Gloor. “Our
bunk and Murphy beds will allow fire and rescue personnel to make the
most of limited space and also invest in a quality product designed
with their needs in mind.” 

“The bunk bed will be able to sleep two people in the floor space
typically taken up by just one regular bed, and the Murphy bed easily
folds-up into the wall to open up even more floor space,” Gloor added. firefightermurphy


The company has been making high-quality furniture for over 30 years,
building custom hardwood furniture for hospitals, churches and
nonprofits. However, this particular product is the first intended
specifically for commercial installations.

To arrange an interview contact Adele R. Cehrs via phone at
202-379-2860 ext. 101 or via e-mail at adele@epicmediarelations.com

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