Ergovlex - Original
A slatted frame primarily serves to ventilate the sleeping area, allowing condensation formed during the night to dry. Otherwise, a slatted frame should mainly be stable, meaning it should not sway, so that external movements do not disturb sleep.
Some high-end slatted frames offer more, namely an additional adjustment to the body contour, which can be very comfortable for side sleepers and some back sleepers. Shoulders and hips find the desired space, and pressure pain is avoided.
Ergovlex, with its closely spaced, latex-sprung slats, offers exactly that: contour-appropriate adjustment without disturbing sway.
37 beech slats with special slots rest on a multi-layer latex buffer, and 37 additional beech slats lie parallel on the underside to stabilize the structure. Applied pressure is first absorbed by the sensitive slats of the upper layer, where body adjustment takes place, then the pressure transfers to the side latex supports, then to a central buffer, and finally, under greater weight load, to the lower, sturdy row of slats. Fine contour adjustment.
Only in the width of 140 cm do we differentiate between a continuous 140 cm slatted frame or two 70 cm wide slatted frames. We generally recommend two individual slatted frames of 70 cm each; a continuous 140 cm wide slatted frame is only recommended for single sleepers up to about 65 kg.
Details
- Width: 70 / 80 / 90 / 100 / 120 / 140
- Length: 200 / 210 / 220
- Total height: 8 to 9 cm
- Wood type: Beech laminated wood (from Germany)
- Surface: Natural
- Type: Latex-sprung slatted frame
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Slats: 2 x 37 pieces
The slats of the upper row are specially slotted and rest on buffers made of natural latex and latexed coconut fibers.