Frame of bedside table STL-026-12: how to assemble a solid wood nightstand for finishing

The STL-026-12 nightstand frame is chosen not when you need a random ready-made nightstand from the nearest furniture line, but when you want to assemble a bedside item for a specific bedroom, bed, finish, handles, and overall furniture system. The buyer may search for "buy bedside table" or "buy solid wood bedside table", but behind this query there is often a more precise task: to get not a standard ready-made item, but a base that can be customized to the desired style, color, and configuration.

STL-026-12 is the frame of the STAVROS bedside table, which can be used as a base for a future solid beech or oak nightstand. Its strength lies not in solving the entire interior on its own, but in providing the craftsman, designer, or buyer with a clear blank: there is a shape, size, material, preparation for finishing, and the ability to further work with fronts, handles, legs, fittings, and coating.

Such a purchase is especially interesting for those who assemble a bedroom not on the principle of "bed separately, nightstands separately, dresser later as it happens," but as a single composition. The bedside table should be convenient in height, proportionate to the bed, spacious enough for small items, calm in silhouette, and connected to the rest of the furniture. That is why the STL-026-12 table frame should be considered not as an intermediate part, but as the basis of a full-fledged piece of furniture.

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Product basis: what is STL-026-12

Nightstand frame STL-026-12 belongs to the STAVROS furniture frame group. This is not a finished bedside table with a finally selected front, handle, and final color, but a structural base that can be used to assemble a table for a specific interior.

The product card specifies the materials beech and oak. This is important: if the product is planned for a natural finish, oak and beech will behave differently visually. Oak gives a more expressive texture, beech is perceived as calmer and is well suited for enamel or even tinting. The material should be chosen not abstractly, but for the task: a white bedside table, a dark classic table, a natural table next to a wooden bed, or an item for painting in the color of walls and fronts.

The size of STL-026-12 is 500 × 380 × 160 mm according to the designations A × B × C. Before ordering, you need to look at the drawing in the product card, because the letter sizes are tied to the product diagram. In the article, you cannot replace the drawing with assumptions: if it is important to understand the exact height, width, depth, light size, front fit, fastening, or internal layout, the current parameters should be clarified in the product card or with the STAVROS manager.

The frame is supplied disassembled with a set of fittings. This fundamentally distinguishes it from a fully finished table. The buyer receives a base for further assembly and finishing, not a finished item that can be immediately placed next to the bed. Therefore, before purchasing, it is important to decide in advance who will assemble the product, who will perform the final finishing, what fronts and handles will be used, whether additional legs, decorative elements, and installation materials are needed.

If you want to see not only one model but the entire product group, it is useful to open the section STAVROS table frame. For a wider furniture configuration, you can also explore furniture frames and under-table structureswhere the bases for various interior items are presented.

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Characteristics of the bedside table frame STL-026-12

The table helps you immediately see the main thing: STL-026-12 is not a "nightstand in a ready color," but a frame for further work. Therefore, it should be chosen not only visually, but also as part of a furniture project. If you need a designer bedside table, a table for white enamel, an oak nightstand for varnish, or a compact body for custom handles, the frame offers more freedom than a ready-made serial model.

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How a nightstand frame differs from a ready-made bedside table

A ready-made bedside table is convenient because you can quickly choose it by photo: the color, handles, facades, and legs are already determined by the manufacturer. But this is also a limitation. If the color doesn't match the bed, the handle feels out of place, the height doesn't suit the mattress, and the facade clashes with the dresser, the buyer has to either compromise or look for another ready-made item.

A nightstand frame works differently. It doesn't complete the choice for the buyer, but opens up the possibility to assemble an item for a specific bedroom. You can choose the material, decide if you need an enamel or tinted finish, select facades, handles, legs, decorative elements, and tie the nightstand to the bed, dresser, vanity, wardrobe, or headboard panels.

This is especially important for interiors where furniture should look cohesive. Imagine a bedroom with a solid wood bed, a tall upholstered headboard, a wooden dresser, and calm wall finishes. If you place random nightstands with a mismatched shade and different hardware nearby, the composition falls apart. If you assemble a nightstand from a frame, choosing handles and finish in the same logic, the item becomes part of the system.

There is also a practical aspect. A ready-made nightstand is often tied to one style: the facade shape, handle, color, and leg height are already chosen. The frame can be adapted. It can become a calm table for white enamel, a more classic table with decorative handles, a natural oak nightstand under clear varnish, or a modern item with minimalist hardware.

But the frame also comes with responsibility. It cannot be bought without understanding the next steps. You need to decide in advance who will do the assembly, how the facade will be closed, what hardware is needed, what to coat the wood with, which handles to use, whether the size fits the bed, and whether the nightstand obstructs walkways. The frame offers freedom but requires a project.

Who is the STL-026-12 bedside table frame suitable for?

The STL-026-12 is suitable for a buyer who does not want to be limited to a ready-made bedside table from a standard collection. If the bedroom is being assembled in a specific style, if it is important to match the color of the bed or dresser, if specific handles, fronts, and finishes are needed, the frame provides a more precise base.

The model is of interest to furniture workshops. The frame can be used as a base for a custom bedside table: the workshop finishes the fronts, selects handles, performs painting, tinting, varnishing, or other finishing, and coordinates the product with the rest of the furniture. This approach is convenient when the client wants a bedside table that is not "like everyone else's," but tailored to their own bed, mattress, socket height, lamp, and room style.

The frame is suitable for interior designers who furnish the bedroom as a project. In a design project, a bedside table is rarely random: it must match in height, width, shade, hardware, rhythm of fronts, and overall composition. The STL-026-12 allows you to pre-set the base and then work with the details.

The product may also be of interest to restorers and those who create furniture in a classic or neoclassical style. The frame can be modified with fronts, wooden or metal handles can be selected, linked to decorative elements, and finished with enamel, tinting, or varnish. The result is an item that does not look like a random addition to the bedroom.

Where to use STL-026-12

Bedroom

The main scenario is a bedside table next to the bed. In the bedroom, the bedside table performs several tasks at once: it holds a lamp, a book, a phone, glasses, a glass of water, small personal items, and a charger. It should be close but not interfere with getting out of bed. It should be noticeable enough but not draw attention away from the headboard.

The STL-026-12 can be used as a base for a pair of bedside tables on either side of the bed. A paired purchase is especially logical if the bed is positioned symmetrically and the bedroom is decorated in a calm composition. Two identically assembled bedside tables help balance the space: identical anchor points appear to the left and right of the bed, supporting the headboard, lamps, and textiles.

If the bed is positioned asymmetrically against the wall, one bedside table can be used. Then it is important that it does not look random. It should be linked to the bed through material, color, handle, front, or legs. For example, an oak frame for tinting can be complemented by wooden elements of the bed, and a beech frame for enamel by the color of the fronts or wall panels.

Hotel room

For hotels, apartments, and guest rooms, repeatability is important. The bedside table should be comfortable, intuitive, visually calm, and versatile enough for different people. The STL-026-12 frame can serve as the basis for a series of bedside tables if the project requires identical items in multiple rooms.

In a hotel scenario, the finish, assembly, and resistance to frequent use are especially important. A guest will not handle furniture as carefully as a homeowner. Therefore, before ordering a batch, you need to clarify the final finish, assembly method, fasteners, permissible loads, and maintenance. Do not transfer household logic to a commercial space without verification.

Cabinet

The bedside table does not always live only by the bed. In a study or library area, a small cabinet can be placed next to an armchair, sofa, desk, or storage wall. It can be used for books, documents, chargers, accessories, or small decor. In this scenario, the STL-026-12 becomes not a bedside table but a small interior cabinet.

For a study, it is better to choose a finish that matches the overall character of the space. If the study is dark, with a leather armchair and wooden shelves, stained oak can look convincing. If the study is light, modern, with soft panels and neutral walls, beech under enamel will be calmer. It is important that the table does not clash with the desk, armchair, and cabinets.

Wardrobe

In a wardrobe, a small cabinet can serve as storage for accessories, boxes, belts, jewelry, gloves, and small items. Drawers, fronts, handles, and ease of opening are especially important here. If the aisles are narrow, handles should not protrude too much. If the wardrobe is designed in a unified system, the cabinet should match the other fronts.

The STL-026-12 can be considered as a basis for a compact storage unit, but before purchasing, you need to carefully check the dimensions on site. Wardrobes often have limited depth, and doors and drawers must open without colliding with adjacent cabinets, mirrors, and doors.

Hallway

In the hallway, the cabinet can serve as a small unit for keys, gloves, brushes, accessories, and shoe care products. But for the hallway, it is important to consider the intensity of use, humidity, dirt from the street, and frequent touching. If the frame is used in this scenario, the finish must be chosen especially carefully.

Not every bedside table should be moved to the hallway without modification. You need to check the height, depth, stability, finish, ease of opening, and installation location. If there is a door, narrow passage, or mirror nearby, the cabinet should not obstruct movement.

How to choose the size of a bedside table

The size of a bedside table is chosen relative to the bed, mattress, walkways, and a person's habits. You cannot rely solely on a pretty picture. Even a solid wood table with the right finish will be annoying if it's uncomfortable to reach or gets in the way when getting up.

The first reference point is the height of the sleeping area. Usually, a nightstand is convenient when its top surface is approximately at the level of the mattress or slightly higher. If it's too low, you have to bend down for your phone, glass of water, or book. If it's too high, it visually presses down on the bed and interferes with using the lamp. For STL-026-12, you need to check the actual height of the future table after assembly with fronts, legs, and any possible countertop, if provided by the project.

The second reference point is the width of the bed. A small nightstand can look lost next to a large bed. A too-wide cabinet will weigh down a compact bedroom. Not only the size of the table itself is important, but also the distance between the table and the bed, the table and the wall, and the table and the wardrobe. If there are sockets, switches, or sconces nearby, you need to understand in advance whether the table will block access.

The third reference point is depth. A bedside table should have enough surface for items, but it should not protrude into the walkway. If the bedroom is narrow, depth becomes critical. In a small room, it's better to have less decorativeness but more ease of movement. In a spacious bedroom, you can afford a more expressive cabinet and additional elements.

The fourth reference point is the opening of the drawer or front. If the table is too close to the bed, the door or drawer may open awkwardly. If the handle protrudes significantly, you might bump into it. If there is a curtain hanging nearby or a chair standing, this also affects use. Therefore, the size needs to be checked in the actual layout, not just from the product card.

What to add to the frame: fronts, drawers, handles, legs, and finish

The frame is the base. To turn it into a bedside table, you need to think about the configuration. First of all — the fronts. They determine the appearance of the item more than it seems. The same frame with a smooth enamel front will look modern, with a paneled front — more classic, with a natural finish — warmer and closer to solid wood furniture.

The next element is handles. For a nightstand, you can use wooden handles, metal handles, knob handles, small brackets, minimalist profiles, or more decorative hardware. If you want to keep wood as the main material, it's worth looking at wooden handles from solid wood. The handle should fit not only in style but also in grip: the nightstand is used frequently, especially in the morning and evening.

Legs or supports are not always needed, but they greatly change the look. A nightstand on more pronounced legs looks lighter and more furniture-like. A cabinet on a low support seems calmer and more massive. If the project requires a separate bottom line, you can explore Furniture legsBut before purchasing, you need to clarify the compatibility of specific legs with the frame, the fastening, and the load.

For finishing, you will need paints and varnishes, oils, stains, enamels, or other compounds chosen for the project. The STAVROS catalog has a section Mounting and finishing materials. Before using any coating, you need to understand whether it is suitable for the selected wood, the chosen quality of gluing, and the operating conditions.

You should also think about the hardware for assembly and fastening in advance. The frame comes with a set of hardware, but if the project requires non-standard solutions, additional facades, handles, fastening units, or special mounting elements, these details need to be agreed upon before starting work. For accompanying elements, you can look at the section Furniture hardware.

Which handles to choose for a solid wood nightstand

A handle changes the character of a nightstand faster than the color of the walls or textiles. A small knob handle makes the piece neat and intimate. A bracket handle adds convenience and a bit more graphic appeal. A wooden handle in the color of the facade makes the nightstand look cohesive. A contrasting handle can become an accent but requires caution.

For a classic bedroom, handles that do not compete with the facade are suitable. If the facade is paneled or decorative, the handle should support its rhythm, not overpower it. If the facade is smooth, the handle can take on part of the decorative role. However, on a bedside table, it is better to avoid overly large hardware: the piece is small, and a too-heavy handle will disrupt the proportion.

For a modern bedroom, laconic handles are often chosen. These can be simple wooden shapes, neat brackets, minimalist details, or hardware that almost blends with the facade. In this case, expressiveness is created not by the handle itself, but by the combination of material, color, and clean geometry.

For a white bedside table with enamel, you can choose a handle in the tone of the facade to make the piece look soft and calm. Another option is a contrasting handle, if the interior already has similar accents: black lamps, dark bed legs, metal frames, graphic elements. The contrast must be supported by something else, otherwise it will seem random.

For an oak nightstand with lacquer or tinting, it is important not to overpower the texture. A wooden handle can be chosen in a similar material, while a metal one can be used as an accent. But if the hardware is too shiny or decorative, it can make the piece look visually cheaper. In the bedroom, calm details that are pleasant to see every day work better.

Finishing: enamel, tinting, varnish, oil, and patina

The card for STL-026-12 specifies two quality options for veneering: for enamel and for tinting. This is not a formality, but an important production choice. The blank for enamel is designed for an opaque coating, where the texture and color of the lamellas should not play a major role. The blank for tinting is chosen when a semi-transparent finish is planned and it is important to preserve the wood character.

If the buyer wants a white bedside table, it is logical to consider enamel. White enamel helps to fit the table into a light bedroom, support the cabinet fronts, wall panels, doors, or baseboards. But white comes in different shades: warm milky, cool white, creamy, grayish, with a matte or smoother effect. Before painting, it is important to agree on the shade, especially if the tables are to stand next to an existing bed or wardrobe.

Tinting is suitable when you need to preserve the feel of natural wood. Oak under tinting can look expressive, deep, and noble. Beech under tinting is perceived as calmer, but can also give a beautiful result with the right coating. It is better to select tinting based on samples rather than on screen: the color depends on the wood species, lighting, and the final layer.

Varnish is needed when you want to protect the surface and preserve the natural look. It can be matte, semi-matte, or more noticeable in gloss — the specific option should be chosen according to the interior. For a bedroom, calm finishes without excessive gloss are usually more appropriate. A too shiny table next to soft textiles and dim light can look out of place.

Oil is suitable for interiors where tactility and naturalness are important. But caring for an oiled surface differs from caring for varnish or enamel. Before choosing oil, you need to understand how the table will be used: will there be glasses of water, cosmetics, aroma diffusers, books, chargers, or a lamp on it. Any coating must match the household scenario.

Patina is appropriate in classic, neoclassical, Provence, Russian style, or custom interiors where you need to emphasize relief and depth. But it is easy to overdo it with patina. A bedside table is a small item, so overly active decorativeness can look heavy. It is better to use patina as a delicate accent rather than the main effect.

How to connect the table with the bed, dresser, and furniture system

A bedside table rarely exists on its own. It is next to the bed, visible against the walls, adjacent to the dresser, wardrobe, mirror, lamps, and textiles. Therefore, STL-026-12 should be chosen as part of a composition, not as an independent object on a white background.

The simplest connection is two tables on either side of the bed. If the bed is symmetrical, the tables help create a calm axis. It is important that their height matches the level of the mattress and lamps, and the width does not conflict with the headboard. If the bed is large, the tables should not look too small. If the bed is compact, you cannot place too heavy cabinets next to it.

The next pair is a nightstand and a dresser. You can check them in the STAVROS catalog Chest of drawers frame STL-026-13 и Chest of drawers frame STL-026-14. If the nightstand and dresser are finished in a matching style, the bedroom looks more cohesive. They don't have to be completely identical, but the material, color, handles, and bottom line should work together.

Another scenario is a nightstand and a bed frame. If the bedroom is assembled from solid wood elements, it's useful to check the section Bed Frame. The nightstand next to the bed should match its scale. A massive bed needs a sufficiently substantial nightstand; a light modern bed needs a more restrained body.

You can pair the nightstand with a mirror, vanity table, console, or wardrobe. For example, identical handles on nightstands and a dresser create rhythm. The same enamel connects different items. A similar wood tint makes the interior whole. Repeating the shape of legs adds furniture logic. The more such quiet connections, the less the feeling of a random purchase.

How to assemble a bedside table from a frame: a practical guide

Start with the installation location. Measure the distance from the bed to the wall, from the bed to the wardrobe, from the bed to the outlets, the width of the passage, and the height of the mattress. If the nightstand will be on both sides, check each side separately: in real bedrooms they often differ.

Then determine the function. What will be stored in the nightstand? Just a phone and a book? Cosmetics? Documents? Chargers? Glasses? Medications? If storage is active, you need convenient fronts and drawers. If the nightstand is more decorative, you can focus on the finish and handles. Don't design an item for beauty and an item for daily storage the same way.

After that, choose the material: beech or oak. If the nightstand will be painted with opaque enamel, it's often rational to consider a blank for enamel. If you need to preserve the wood grain, choose a solution for tinting. But the final decision is best made after viewing the product card, consultation, and understanding the final coating.

Next, select the fronts and handles. It's better to choose the handle before painting, not after. First, you need to understand its mounting and placement. Second, it affects the style. Third, if the handle will be painted together with the front, it needs to be included in the finishing process in advance.

Then the legs and bottom line are thought out. If the frame is used without additional legs, you need to understand the final height and visual fit. If supports are added, they change the height and proportion. Any change must be checked against the bed and walkways.

The final stage is finishing, assembly, and care. Before applying the coating, you need to ensure the surface is prepared, the correct material is selected, and the technology is understood. If the finishing is done not by STAVROS but by a third-party workshop, it is important to provide them with all product parameters and coating requirements.

Mistakes when buying a nightstand frame

The first mistake is buying a frame without understanding the bed height. A bedside table should be convenient specifically next to a particular sleeping area. If you don't consider the mattress, bed base, and future leg height, you can end up with beautiful but uncomfortable furniture.

The second mistake is considering the frame a finished nightstand. STL-026-12 is supplied as a base for further assembly and finishing. You need to understand in advance what fronts, handles, coating, and additional elements will be required. Otherwise, the purchase will stop halfway.

The third mistake is choosing material only by price or habit. Oak and beech give different visual results. Oak is more expressive, beech is calmer. For enamel and for tinting, different solutions for gluing are needed. If you make a mistake at this stage, the final finish may not achieve the expected effect.

The fourth mistake is selecting handles after finishing. Handles affect style, attachment, convenience, and facade composition. It is better to choose them before final painting or tinting to immediately understand the holes, color, fit, and scale.

The fifth mistake is forgetting about walkways. In the bedroom, the nightstand is next to the bed, and a person passes by it every day. If the body protrudes too much, the handle catches clothing, or the drawer opens into a narrow space, the furniture will be annoying.

The sixth mistake is not considering outlets and light fixtures. The bedside area often has sconces, chargers, switches, outlets, and cables. The nightstand should not block access or interfere with wires. If a table lamp is planned, you need to understand in advance where the cord will be and how much space will remain on the surface.

The seventh mistake is mixing different wood shades without samples. The bed, floor, dresser, door, and nightstand may be wooden, but that doesn't mean they automatically match. Almost matching shades often look worse than honest contrast. Before ordering, it is better to think through the finishing of the entire group.

The eighth mistake is overloading a small item with decor. A bedside table can be expressive, but it should not compete with the bed. If you add complex facades, active handles, carved overlays, dark patina, and massive legs all at once, the item becomes heavy.

Who will suit STL-026-12, and who should choose another solution

The frame of the STL-026-12 nightstand is suitable for those who want to assemble a bedside table for a specific interior. It is a good option for a custom bedroom, furniture workshop, design project, hotel room, dressing room, or study where material, finish, and coordination with other items are important.

It will suit buyers who are ready to think of furniture as a system. If you choose a bed, dresser, nightstands, handles, legs, and finish together, the frame offers more possibilities. You can make nightstands to match the dresser, select handles from the same line, apply an enamel or tinted coating, and assemble a pair on both sides of the bed.

STL-026-12 is suitable for those who want a bedside table made of beech or oak solid wood for further finishing. If the goal is to buy a finished item, immediately place it in the room, and not refine anything, the frame may not be the right option. In this case, it is better to look at ready-made furniture or hand over the work to a workshop in advance.

The frame may not suit those who do not plan assembly, finishing, and selection of components. It may also not be the best solution for an interior where a fully concealed, built-in, or wall-mounted table without a visible body is needed. In such cases, the project needs to be solved differently.

If the bedroom is very small, it is important to carefully check the size and passages. Even a high-quality frame will not save the situation if the nightstand physically interferes with opening the closet, getting out of bed, or walking to the window. A small space requires particularly precise calculation.

Where to buy the STL-026-12 STAVROS nightstand frame

You can buy the STL-026-12 nightstand frame on the STAVROS website in the product card Nightstand frame STL-026-12. Before placing an order, check the size 500 × 380 × 160 mm according to the drawing, select the material — beech or oak, clarify the quality of sanding, the option of gluing for enamel or tinting, the configuration, availability, and current conditions.

If you are just comparing options and want to understand what other frames are in the lineup, start with the section furniture frames and under-table structures. For the bedroom, it is also useful to look at dresser frames, bed frames, furniture handles, legs, and finishing materials. Then the purchase will not be isolated: you will immediately assemble the future item within the overall furniture logic.

When contacting a STAVROS manager, it is better to prepare the input: where the nightstand will be placed, which bed has already been chosen, what mattress height is needed, whether a pair is required, what bedroom style, what finish color, which handles you like, and who will perform assembly and coating. The more accurate the initial data, the lower the risk of making a mistake with the material, fittings, and finish.

If the frame is purchased by a workshop, it is worth preparing a specification in advance: the number of drawers, fronts, handles, legs, coating, fasteners, deadlines, and delivery. For paired nightstands, it is better to order elements simultaneously to make it easier to coordinate the material and finish.

FAQ

What is the frame of the STL-026-12 nightstand?

This is the base for assembling a bedside table or a small furniture block. The frame defines the shape, material, and structural foundation, while fronts, handles, legs, and final finishing turn it into a finished piece of furniture.

How does the frame differ from a finished bedside table?

A finished table already has a complete appearance, color, handles, and fronts. The STL-026-12 frame requires further assembly and finishing, but allows you to assemble a piece for a specific bedroom, bed, dresser, handles, and coating.

What material is the STL-026-12 made from?

The product card specifies two materials: beech and oak. The choice depends on the future finish. Oak is often chosen for expressive natural texture, beech for a calm finish, enamel, and even tinting.

What is the size of the STL-026-12 frame?

The size is specified as 500 × 380 × 160 mm according to the A × B × C designations. Before ordering, be sure to look at the drawing in the product card to correctly understand which side corresponds to the width, height, and depth of the future bedside table.

Is the frame delivered assembled or disassembled?

The product card indicates that the bedside table frame is delivered disassembled with a set of fittings. Therefore, you need to understand in advance who will perform the assembly, finishing, and installation of additional elements.

What to choose: overlaying for enamel or for tinting?

If a non-transparent paint, such as white enamel, is planned, choose the option for enamel. If you need to preserve the wood grain and perform a semi-transparent finish, it is better to consider the option for tinting.

Can I make a white bedside table based on STL-026-12?

Yes, the frame can be used for white enamel if a suitable overlaying option is chosen and the finish is done correctly. The shade of white should be coordinated with the bed, wardrobe, walls, and other furniture.

Which handles are suitable for a solid wood bedside table?

Wooden, metal, knob handles, pull handles, or minimalist options are suitable — the choice depends on the facade and bedroom style. The main thing is to check the size, grip, fastening, and visual proportion relative to the bedside table.

Can the STL-026-12 be used not only in the bedroom?

Yes, the frame can be considered for a dressing room, study, hallway, hotel room, or small interior block. But in each case, you need to check the size, coating, ease of opening, and operating conditions.

Do I need to buy two nightstands at once?

If the bed is placed symmetrically and the bedroom is designed as a set, two nightstands look calmer and are more convenient. But in a small room or with an asymmetrical layout, one nightstand may be enough. The decision depends on the space and the scenario.

What can the STL-026-12 nightstand frame be combined with?

It can be combined with a bed frame, dresser frames, furniture handles, legs, finishing materials, and other STAVROS furniture. It is important to choose the overall logic in advance: material, color, handles, height, and style.

What should I clarify before purchasing?

Clarify current availability, price, delivery times, configuration, assembly method, fasteners, dimensions according to the drawing, material, veneer option, finish, and compatibility with fronts, handles, and legs.

Conclusion

The STL-026-12 nightstand frame is a practical base for those who want to assemble a solid wood bedside table not as a random ready-made item, but as part of a well-thought-out bedroom. It allows you to choose beech or oak, plan the finish with enamel or tinting, select fronts, handles, legs, and connect the nightstand with the bed, dresser, dressing room, or study.

The main thing is to approach the purchase as a furniture project. First, the installation location, bed height, storage scenario, and style. Then, the material, fronts, handles, bottom line, and coating. After that, check the dimensions, configuration, assembly, and order conditions. This order helps avoid mistakes and get an item that will be comfortable every day.

STAVROS offers not just a single blank, but a part of a furniture system: frames, handles, legs, fittings, and finishing materials can be selected in a unified logic. Therefore, STL-026-12 should be considered as the foundation for a custom bedside table that will match the room, bed, materials, and the owner's taste.