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Continental bed Baltimore 136 (Magic Velvet 2207)

Continental bed Baltimore 136 (Magic Velvet 2207)

Product code: 211070

€1,439

Colour:Magic Velvet 2207

Sleeping area:120 x 200 cm

Quantity:

− +

Product highlights

With mattress

With mattress topper

With storage

With headboard

Dimensions and features

Category:

Continental beds

Height:

130 cm

Sleeping area height:

56 cm

Width:

130 cm

Length:

214 cm

Storage dimensions:

33 x 57 x 197 cm

Leg height:

7 cm

Mattress size:

120 x 200 cm

Weight:

150 kg

Maximum weight capacity:

240 kg

Mattress topper thickness:

1.5 cm

Mattress height:

22 cm

Average delivery time:

28 working days

Shipping cost:

Free delivery throughout Ireland

Warranty:

24 months

Package dimensions:

Legs:

Metal

Mattress topper:

Available

Mattress topper features:

Polyurethane foam
Washable
Double-sided
Anti-allergenic
Anti-fungal
Breathable

Mattress:

Available

Mattress type:

Springs (Pocket)

Mattress features:

Polyurethane foam

Mattress firmness:

Medium

Headboard:

Available

Bed slats:

Available

Storage:

Available

Lifting mechanism:

Spring

Material:

Fabric

Resistance:

60000 Martindale cycles

Frame material:

MFC

MFC

A laminated wood chipboard is a furniture board made by compressing wood chips into a solid board and covering it with laminate on both sides.
Wood

Material type:

Velvet
Chromed metal

Origin:

The European Union

Product code:

211070

GPSR:

Additional information

Velvet

Velvet is a fabric with a luxurious texture and appearance, characterised by its soft, velvety surface. It is a shadowed fabric, meaning it tends to shift in shade depending on the lighting. Velvet looks particularly striking in rich, earthy tones such as green, deep brown, grey, and blue. Modern velvet is often made with blends of synthetic fibres, viscose, or polyamide. This elegant material is currently very popular in interior design and is widely used for furniture and decorative items like cushions. Velvet blends beautifully into home interiors, making it a fabric well worth considering when choosing new upholstery. Over time, some areas of the fabric may lose their soft velvet texture — this is a natural part of the fabric’s charm and character.

How to care for velvet: To refresh the fabric, use a soft-bristled brush or a handheld steamer. If any liquid is spilled, blot it immediately with an absorbent cloth — do not rub, as this may damage the fabric. Use only cleaners specifically designed for velvet or warm water with mild soap. Always test any cleaning product on an inconspicuous area first.

Different fabrics

The fabric on the back of the furniture differs from the main upholstery. In most cases, it is a black material with a distinct texture. For this reason, we recommend placing such furniture against a wall.

Polyurethane foam mattress

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, so to preserve their original qualities for as long as possible, it is recommended to rotate them regularly.

Pocket springs

Each spring inside the furniture is individually encased in its own fabric pocket. This design allows every spring to move independently, preventing motion transfer to the person sleeping beside you. The fabric pockets also help reduce noise, preventing the springs from creaking. Pocket springs provide targeted support by responding precisely to the areas of the body under the most pressure, helping to maintain proper spinal alignment during sleep. This type of spring system also promotes excellent airflow, giving the furniture cooling properties and contributing to a fresher sleeping experience.

Spring lift mechanism

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.