This paper presents a comprehensive framework, the BEHAVIOR Robot Suite (BRS), to address the challenges of mobile manipulation robots in household tasks. BRS is based on a wheeled robot with a bimanual 4-DoF body, integrating a cost-effective full-body teleoperation interface and a full-body visual-motor policy learning algorithm. BRS is evaluated on five challenging household tasks, encompassing a range of complexities, including long-distance movement, interaction with articulated and deformable objects, and manipulation in tight spaces. It focuses on three core capabilities: bimanual coordination, stable and accurate navigation, and extensive end-effector reach, and argues that it represents a significant step toward enabling real-world full-body manipulation. BRS is provided as open source.