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Made to Order
Custom made On Request
Made to Order
Custom made On Request
Made to Order
Custom made On Request
At The Rural Art, the Alaskan King is the ultimate expression of scale and craftsmanship — a bed built not just to fill a room, but to command it. At 108" x 108", it's the largest standard mattress size available, offering room to stretch out, share space comfortably with a partner, kids, or pets, and anchor a primary suite with real presence.
Every Alaskan King frame we build is 100% solid wood — no MDF, no veneer, no engineered wood, ever. We hand-select from premium species including teak, Indian rosewood, acacia, mango, and mahogany, letting the natural grain and character of the wood carry the design rather than hiding behind laminate or finish tricks. Because a bed this size becomes the focal point of the room, we build each one to order, tailoring the wood species, finish, headboard style, and frame details to the space it's going into.
Given the scale, an Alaskan King is inherently a made-to-order piece — this isn't furniture you pull off a shelf, it's a statement piece we build specifically for your bedroom. That's exactly where our custom shop excels: choose your finish, adjust dimensions for an oversized room, add storage drawers, or work with our team on a fully bespoke design.
Key Features
Do I need a custom-sized room for an Alaskan King bed? Not necessarily, but it's worth planning ahead. At 108" x 108", an Alaskan King needs a bedroom of roughly 16' x 16' or larger to leave comfortable walking space around the bed. If you're unsure whether your room fits, our team can help you plan clearances before you order.
What sheets and bedding fit an Alaskan King bed? Alaskan King (108" x 108") is larger than a standard King or California King, so it requires bedding specifically labeled for Alaskan King dimensions — standard King sheets will not fit. Many customers combine two Cal King or two King comforters/duvets side by side, or source Alaskan King–specific linens.
How long does it take to build a custom Alaskan King bed? Because every Alaskan King is made to order, production and delivery typically take 8-10 weeks. Fully custom designs (unique carving, non-standard finishes, or bespoke dimensions) may take longer — our team will confirm a timeline once your specifications are finalized.
Can I get an Alaskan King in any wood type or finish? Yes. All of our Alaskan King beds are available in teak, Indian rosewood, acacia, mango, or mahogany, and can be finished to match your existing decor. If you don't see the exact combination you want, our Custom Shop can build it to spec.
Is an Alaskan King bed sturdy enough for everyday, long-term use? Yes. Every Alaskan King frame is built from 100% solid wood with the same joinery and construction standards as our other bed sizes, just scaled up — no compromises in structural support despite the larger footprint. They're designed to be heirloom pieces, not short-term furniture.