LIFETIME Kidsrooms

LIFETIME Roll-up base - 23 Slats - 102x207 cm

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LIFETIME Roll-up base - 23 Slats - 102x207 cm

The LIFETIME Roll-up base - 23 Slats - 102x207 cm is a high-quality and durable bed base that ensures a good night's sleep. This roll-up base is specially designed for children's and teenager beds and fits perfectly in LIFETIME beds with a width of 120 cm. With as many as 23 sturdy slats, this base provides excellent support for the mattress, allowing your child or teenager to lie comfortably and stably. The slats are made of curved beech wood, known for its strength and flexibility. Thanks to the light springiness, this material contributes to an ergonomically responsible sleeping position. Additionally, the open structure of the slatted base ensures good air circulation under the mattress, which helps regulate moisture and extend the mattress's lifespan. The roll-up base is delivered as one piece and is easy to unroll and place in the bed frame. This makes it quick to install and just as easy to store or move. This makes the LIFETIME roll-up base a practical choice for those looking for comfort, support, and ease of use in one.

Features

  • - Dimensions: 102 x 207 cm
  • - 23 slats made of curved beech wood
  • - Roll-up and easy to install
  • - Suitable for children's and teenager beds
  • - Perfectly fits in LIFETIME beds of 120 cm wide
  • - Optimal ventilation for the mattress
  • - Enhances sleep comfort and mattress durability
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