Continental bed 614829

The back is covered in technical fabric. Designed for placement against a wall.

Designed for those who prefer a balanced, supportive feel. For general firmness recommendations based on your body type, please refer to the table.

Polyurethane foam (also known as foam rubber) is a lightweight material that evenly distributes body weight and helps maintain proper spinal alignment. These types of mattresses typically have lower breathability.

These are cone-shaped metal springs combined with a polyurethane foam and felt base. This type of spring ensures excellent air circulation, helping to prevent moisture build-up inside the mattress. Mattresses with Bonnell springs respond quickly to changes in body position. As the springs are firmly connected to one another, they tend to move as a single unit, offering firm and uniform support.

The spring-assisted mechanism works using built-in springs that absorb part of the load, making it easier to lift the bed base. While the springs ease the lifting process, some effort is still required from the user. If needed, the strength of the mechanism can be reduced simply by removing one or more springs.

Velvet has a luxurious look and feel, with a soft surface and subtle shift in shade depending on the light. It looks particularly striking in rich tones like deep green, brown, grey, and blue. Blended with synthetic fibres, viscose, or polyamide for added durability, it is a fabric well worth considering for your upholstered furniture and decorative cushions. Over time, velvet may naturally develop subtle variations in texture and shading as the pile settles. This is a normal characteristic of the fabric and does not affect its quality. However, proper care helps keep the fabric looking its best and prevents unwanted damage. To refresh the pile, brush gently with a soft-bristled brush or use a handheld steamer. Spills should be blotted immediately with an absorbent cloth – do not rub, as friction may damage the fibres. Use only specialised velvet cleaners, and always test on an inconspicuous area first.