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Premium Second-Generation Sprung Bed Slat Kit Dual Row - V2
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Second Generation Sprung Bed Slat Kit Double Row
Our Second Generation Slatted Bed Base is Designed and Manufactured in-house by our Design Team. We only use the highest quality components from specialist manufacturers; ensuring our finished product is built to last.
Our Second Generation Double Row Kit is ideal when manufacturing a new bed frame or for converting flat bed slats to sprung bed slats on an existing bed frame.
This Double Row Sprung Bed Slat Kit is designed for two sleepers
Our Second Generation Double Row Kit consist of
2 Beech Ply Multiplex Rails; Pre-Drilled
1 Solid Beech Centre Rails; Pre-Drilled for Holders and machined for Centre Rail Brackets
60 Quality Beech Sprung Bed Slats (38mm x 8mm) - May vary depending on the length specified
60 Twin Pocket Slat Holders, which are doweled using Pegs into the rails to add strength and durability
Pair of Metal Centre Rail Brackets with Wood Screw
Technical Information
Rail - 50mm x 20mm x 2000mm (Height including holders 67mm)
Centre Rail - 70mm x 35mm (Height including holders 87mm)
Gap in between Slats - Approximately 25mm
Optional Extras
Optional: Adjustable slat tension in the lumbar region
Second Generation adjustable tensions adjusters are placed in the lumber region to further improve your comfort level. These are also known as “rigidity adjusters”. There are three beech sprung slats per double slat holder with two second generation sliding tension adjusters. These tension adjusters in the lumber region, allow the sleeper to manually adjust the firmness of the bed in the lumbar region to their preference. Another added benefit is that you can adjust the tension independently from your partner.
10mm and 12mm sprung bed slats are not compatible with lumbar adjusters, so this option will not appear during the buying process.
Optional: Shoulder Zone Components
Our Special Shoulder Zone Components are a silent system, which is spring free meaning it is noise free. These components are able to rotate on both sides, and are able to be pushed down up to 23mm including the rotation. This will dramatically improve comfort and reduce pressure in the shoulder region.
Bed Frame (Measurements)
We offer a cutting service where we are able to cut the length of the side rails to your exact length
We are also able to cut the Beech Sprung Bed Slat down
Bed Slat Length
Measure the inside edge of your size rail to the inside edge of the other side rail;
(minus) 118mm (divide) 2
For Examples
If inside edge of your size rail to the inside edge of the other side rail is 1500mm.
1500mm - 118mm = 1382mm
1382 / 2 = 691mm
Your slats will need to be cut down to 691mm, if your internal bed size is 1500mm
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