New Plastis Mesh Bed Frame Factory
Whether it is a single person who pursues comfortable sleep, or a children's room or guest room that needs flexible layout, the single slatted bed frame/twin slatted bed frame/king slatted bed frame consists of a bed frame + elastic slats + adjustable support feet. Through the scientific distribution of slats and ergonomic design, it achieves the three core advantages of "breathable, shock absorption, and durability". With its breathability, support and environmentally friendly design, the single slatted bed frame/twin slatted bed frame/king slatted bed frame consists of a bed frame + elastic slats + adjustable support feet. Through the scientific distribution of slats and ergonomic design, it achieves the three core advantages of "breathable, shock absorption, and durability". Become a popular choice for modern homes. The single slatted bed frame/twin slatted bed frame/king slatted bed frame consists of a bed frame + elastic slats + adjustable support feet. Through the scientific distribution of slats and ergonomic design, it achieves the three core advantages of "breathable, shock absorption, and durability".
1. Features of single bed frame/twin bed frame/king bed frame:
Material frame: single slatted bed frame/twin slatted bed frame/king slatted bed frame solid wood (such as pine, oak), metal (such as carbon steel, aluminum alloy) or composite materials, taking into account both load-bearing and environmental protection.
Slats: single slatted bed frame/twin slatted bed frame/king slatted bed frame arc-shaped curved solid wood or high-elastic fiberboard, with a spacing of 5-7cm, evenly dispersing body pressure.
Adjustable slats: Some models of single slatted bed frame/twin slatted bed frame/king slatted bed frame support fine-tuning of the height of a single slat to adapt to different body shapes or mattress types.
Silent design: single slatted bed frame/twin slatted bed frame/king slatted bed frame metal bed frame is equipped with anti-slip silicone pads to avoid noise caused by friction between the slats and the frame when turning over.
