Copeland Furniture Craftsmanship

Made with Pride in America - by Skilled Artisan Craftspeople

Skilled craftspeople attend to each piece of Copeland furniture, ensuring that the joinery is solid, surfaces are sanded smooth, and the finish is exquisite.  Copeland craftspeople combine state-of-the-art technology with traditional woodworking techniques to turn out the highest quality joinery, case construction, and finishing. Your Copeland furniture will last and be enjoyed for generations.

Woodcraft & Construction Integrity

1

Assymetrical English dovetails – the traditional gold standard in joinery – are used in drawer construction.

2

Drawers are made completely of solid hardwood; fronts are
3/4” thick, sides and backs are 5/8”. Drawer bottoms are “jet
welded” firmly in place adding to overall rigidity while
minimizing vibration and rattling.

Drawer box interiors are sanded smooth and fully finished.
Glides are adjustable to keep proper alignment and guarantee
proper function in any climate.
Pivot stops prevent drawers from being pulled out of the
case.

3

Self-locking dovetail joints are used for cross rails, keeping them from separating from side panels and adding strength.

4

Solid hardwood interior corner blocks stabilize bed, case, table, and chair legs.

5

Bed side rails are joined to the headboard and footboard with a rigid inserted bolt.

6

Case backs are made of selected veneer panels and are sanded and finished to match the entire piece.

Woodcraft & Construction Integrity

  1. Asymmetrical English dovetails – the traditional gold standard
    in joinery – are used in drawer construction.

  2. Drawers are made completely of solid hardwood; fronts are 3/4” thick, sides and backs are 5/8”. Drawer bottoms are “jet welded” firmly in place adding to overall rigidity while minimizing vibration and rattling.Drawer box interiors are sanded smooth and fully finished.
    Glides are adjustable to keep proper alignment and guarantee
    proper function in any climate.
    Pivot stops prevent drawers from being pulled out of the
    case.

  3. Self-locking dovetail joints are used for cross rails, keeping them from separating from side panels and adding strength.

  4. Solid hardwood interior corner blocks stabilize bed, case, table, and chair legs.

  5. Bed side rails are joined to the headboard and footboard with a rigid inserted bolt.

  6. Case backs are made of selected veneer panels and are sanded and finished to match the entire piece.

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