About Us
How It All Started
Biggabed was conceptualized in 2019 at Middlebury College from a late-night conversation between friends in Hadley Hall. What came shortly after was the first prototype on the right, created with broken hockey sticks, tape, and 3D-printed hooks.
Luckily for you, our product has improved drastically since 2019 and over 1000 Biggabeds have been sold across six different schools in the U.S. We expanded to Dickinson in 2022!
The Team
Nathan Weisoly '25
Campus Director
Dickinson College
Nate is a Biology major deeply engaged in campus life. He's a key player in Project Wave, a SAAC Team Rep, and an Eco Rep. When he's not studying, Nate enjoys working out, exploring nature, and hanging out with friends. His sights are set on Medical School, driven by a strong desire to become a doctor and make a meaningful difference in healthcare.
Luke Beiles '24
Campus Director
Dickinson College
Luke, an International Business and Management major, leads as the Men's Soccer Team Captain. He's an Admissions Fellow, Consulting Club member, and Team Impact Rep. Off the field, he cherishes family, dog walks, and sports. Luke aims to embrace diverse responsibilities in his career, driven by gratitude and a strong work ethic.
Sophia is in charge of managing everything and marketing everything. If you have any Biggabed questions, she answers them!
Sustainability
Direct Charity
Sustainability is super important, but so is immediate impact. That's why, every year, Biggabed will donate 5% of profits to an organization whose goal is to create positive change and assist those marginalized by the society we live in.
Frame Recycling
Our wooden frames are custom-made to support you and your sleep. Once they get worn out, they'll be repurposed through a range of partner companies for a variety of different needs. Nothing will be wasted!
Tree Planting
It's pretty simple; for every bed we rent, we plant two trees. We did the math - each of our bed frames uses about 1/20th of the average sized-logging tree. We decided we'd plant two trees anyways.
To learn more about One Tree Planted, a Shelburne VT, non-profit organization, check out their website below.
