Motion 5 Electric Adjustable Floor-Standing Slatted Bed Base | Fifth-Generation | Single Row | Firmness Control
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Motion 5 Electric Adjustable Floor-Standing Slatted Bed Base | Fifth-Generation | Firmness Control
Our Motion 5 Electric Adjustable Floor-Standing Slatted Bed Base is Exclusively Designed and Manufactured In-house. Our Single Row Slatted Bed Bases are designed for 1 sleeper. This bed frame is excellent for saving space, and we can customise the legs to your precise height.
The Motion 5 Electric Adjustable Drop-In Slatted Bed Base provides five-section adjustment for versatile positioning. Whether you desire an elevated head end for reading or sitting up, or a raised foot end for leg pain relief, our electric adjustable bed base allows simultaneous customization of both. Easily attain your preferred head and foot end heights with a simple touch of a button.
Utilising our Fifth-Generation Holders - the ultimate all-in-one sprung slat holder system. Launched in 2022, each holder is designed with soft and firm technology, providing sleepers with the ability to control each zone on their bed frame to meet their individual comfort requirements. With this innovative system, you can select a soft zone for your hip and shoulder areas while keeping the rest of the bed base firm. This makes our Fifth-Generation Holders the most flexible bed slat system available, providing a truly customisable sleep experience.
The Adjustable 5-section motor, paired with Fifth-Generation Holders, represents our ultimate combination with no compromises.
Our Single Row Floor-Standing Electric Adjustable Slatted Bed Bases are designed for one sleepers and can be manufactured in the following bed sizes:
· Small Single 2ft 6
· European Small Single 80cm
· Single 3ft
· Small Double Beds 4ft
We also manufacture a Dual-Row Floor-Standing Motions 5 Adjustable Slatted Bed Base for a Two Sleepers, for larger bed sizes
Motor
Our Motion 5 Slatted Bed Base utilises a German-made motor with ultra-flat drive technology and a space-saving design. The award-winning motor sets it apart from conventional motors commonly found in the UK.
Remote Control
We provide three types of remote controls: wired, wireless remote control, and a smart wireless Bluetooth option with a mobile app.
Slats, Framework and Holders
Frame Work
• 70mm by 25mm Beech Multiplex Ply or Solid Beech
• Height - 105mm (top of holder)
• Frame Width - Custom (Specified by the Client)
• Frame Length - Custom (Specified by the Client)
Sprung Slats
• Sprung Bed Slat (Curved/ Arched)
• Width: 38mm
• Depth: 8mm, 10mm or 12mm available
• Timber: 100% Beech
• Gap in between Slats - Approximately 25mm
• No of Slats: 60 - May vary depending on the length requested
Holders:
• Prestige Fifth-Generation Firmness Adjustment Technology
Key Features
• Manufactured in UK
• German-made motor with ultra-flat drive technology
• Custom Width
• Custom Length
• Custom Height
• 100% Beech Sprung Bed Slat (not birch or poplar)
• Beech Framework
• Various Remote Options (Wired, Wireless or Wireless with Bluetooth)
• Suspension-controlled bed slat holders, giving users the flexibility to choose their • desired level of softness or firmness.
• Responsibly Sourced European Components
• Fifth-Generation Built-In Firmness Adjustment Technology
• Delivered Nationwide via National Courier (Mainland UK).
Why Buy From Us
• UK Manufacturer
• Free In-House Customisation (Length and Width)
• Developed by our In-house Design Team
• Exclusive Slatted Bed Bases
• Express Manufacturing Available
• Comprehensive range of Products
• Technical Support
• Quality Assured
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5 Position System
Wired Control
Wireless Remote Control
Bluetooth with Mobile App
Sustainable
Bed Base Designed and Manufactured in the UK
Custom WIDTH
Custom LENGTH
Customisable Height
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BEECH Timber
Ergonomic
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Choosing Wisely: Number of Slats for Your Webbed Pine Bed Slat Set
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Bed Frame Compatibility Guide For Webbed Pine Bed Slat Sets
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