is the frame paint/ stainable?
1329234
The frame is wood, BUT think it would be hard to 'stain or paint round the squares in the panels which are like a paper/mesh white. I really like the product. A great divider in my office, and not that expensive. Hope this helps.
1329235
I don't believe that I am qualified to answer your question. The wood appears to be unfinished but.... I would not attempt it
1329236
I don't know for sure. I would be hesitant to try, seems like it would bleed into the paper panels.
1329237
It's stainable, but I wouldn't recommend it. You'll have a difficult time not touching the inserts and making them dirty.
1329238
The wood is finished quite smoothly so staining might be hard. You could probably paint it but you will need to take the paper off, unless you want to spray it all the same color. Mine is a natural wood finish which blends very well with the paper while adding a touch of contrast. Very nice!
1329239
I agree with Martha. I wouldn't try to paint the parts that actually touch the paper.
200593
I don't believe so. Futon is a natural color but seems to have a sealant or clear finish. I don't think you could stain it yourself unless you sanded the whole thing. Once a futon mattress is on it, you don't really see much of the frame.
141535
Yes it is unfinished . It can be painted or stained. I stained mine and it looks great!
522829
Yes, it should be paintable (that's a word now), but just know that you may have to do some drilling of your own for the screws for the doors. I had to drill the insides of the cabinet myself for the doors to fit on because the holes drilled by the manufacturer were set too far into the frame. Looks decent, but the work is a bit chintzy.
157163
The bed is all 100% wood (unless they have changed it since I bought it a year ago). It's all stained and finished except the slats that go across the frame to support the mattress. But they don't need to be stained since they aren't visible when it's in use.
1134318
Yes. The fabric is on bars that can be easily unscrewed and removed, leaving only the frame so that the frame can be spray painted. The metal bars of the frame are rough/textured, so I think they would take paint well.
1132764
It is finished with a light oil based stain. My guess is that you could paint it if you used some thing like Rustolium spray paint.
497809
Not easily. It's a clear hard satin finish over stained wood. You'd have to sand it lightly to get any paint to cover well.
1888107
It's a rubber material. I painted mine white. I don't think you could stain this.
126937
It is not laminated or varnished, but the paint finish is quite smooth, and I have had no problems with staining.
221600
It is stained but I would add waterproofing. I received it in late October but have not built it yet.
1868864
Yes, it is stained and sealed. It really is as beautiful as it looks in the picture.
891514
It is stained the same color as the rest of the unit but is pressed material not wood. It doesn't look totally finished from the back but wouldn't look bad I would say. If you have someone handy, you could likely easily modify it to make it perfectly finished. We love love love our unit!
927944
Yes and no. It's unfinished without colored stain, but it's nicely finished with a smooth finish on all surfaces. I'm more than happy with the natural color.
2114812
It's really more like a "painted/stained" look to the wood frame. I love them and have gotten several compliments on them. They match my "dragonfly" motiff in my bathroom at our lakehome. The frame makes the photo appear very "rich".
1042759
I don't think you can stain it - it's not wood. With the proper prep work you might be able to paint it. (it has a laminate type coating)
554686
No. It is bare wood. I ended up applying a primer and then a coat of enamel paint.