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Träumeland Junior Mattress - Superior Octaspring - 120 x 200 x 15 cm

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Träumeland Junior Mattress - Superior Octaspring - 120 x 200 cm

The Träumeland Junior Mattress - Superior Octaspring - 120 x 200 cm is designed for children who need an exceptionally comfortable and breathable sleeping environment. This high-quality mattress from Austria combines innovative Octaspring technology with ergonomic comfort, resulting in perfect support during every growth phase.

The core of the mattress consists of free-standing, ventilated 3D comfort cushions based on Octaspring technology. This unique structure ensures optimal pressure distribution and constant airflow through the mattress. Thanks to the two different comfort sides, you can easily adjust the support to your child's preferences and needs.

The breathable mattress cover is made from a high-quality TENCEL™ composite and features a side ventilation strip. This promotes moisture and heat dissipation and contributes to a fresh and hygienic sleeping climate. The cover is removable, divisible, and machine-washable – ideal for children with allergies or sensitive airways.

Features

  • - Dimensions: 120 x 200 x 15 cm
  • - Made from 68% polyester and 32% TENCEL™, quilted with polyester
  • - Anti-allergenic and breathable
  • - Free-standing, ventilated Octaspring 3D comfort cushions
  • - Two comfort sides for adjustable support
  • - TENCEL™ cover with side ventilation strip
  • - Cover is divisible and washable
  • - Produced in Austria
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