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Cathouse Antique Iron Beds
Cathouse Antique Iron Beds specializes in antique iron bed frames, and conversions. Cathouse Antique Iron Beds has the largest selection of antique iron beds in the country.
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    • Austere
    • Art Deco
    • Art Nouveau
    • Craftsman
    • Geometric
    • Scrolling
    • Tailored
    • Victorian Iron Beds
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    • Brass
    • Canopy Beds
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    • Corners
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    • Tops
    • Tubing
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    • Welding
  • ABOUT
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    • History Of Iron Beds
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    • Celebrity Clients
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  • FRAME STYLES
    • Austere
    • Art Deco
    • Art Nouveau
    • Craftsman
    • Geometric
    • Scrolling
    • Tailored
    • Victorian Iron Beds
  • FRAME DESIGNS
    • Brass
    • Canopy Beds
    • Castings
    • Corners
    • Frame Finishes
    • Tops
    • Tubing
  • CONVERSIONS
    • King Conversions
    • Canopy Conversions
    • Molds & Casting
    • Welding
  • ABOUT
    • Origin of Cathouse Beds
    • Before & After Images
    • History Of Iron Beds
    • Reducing Your Carbon Footprint While You Sleep
  • PRESS
    • Magazine Features
    • Celebrity Clients
  • CONTACT
  • BLOG

August 20, 2026

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The Carbon Footprint of Antique Iron Beds : 150 Years Later, Is It Greener Than a New Bed?

BlogBy adminAugust 20, 2026

Could a 150-year-old antique iron bed actually be better for the environment than a newly manufactured metal bed? We explore the carbon footprint of antique iron beds, how life-cycle emissions are calculated, why carbon doesn’t simply “dissipate” over time, and how reusing a durable iron bed can avoid the environmental cost of manufacturing new metal.

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