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Electric adjustable bed base Smart base 3M
Electric adjustable bed base Smart base 3M
- Adjustability: Electric adjustable
Smart base 3M
- Suitable for: all beds and box springs
- Colour: Deep black
- Adjustable parts: back section, foot section, knee section, head section
With the Smart base 3M you can electrically adjust the back part, foot section and head section. This Smart base offers the most comfort of all Smart bases. For an optimal...
- Suitable for: all beds and box springs
- Colour: Deep black
- Adjustable parts: back section, foot section, knee section, head section
With the Smart base 3M you can electrically adjust the back part, foot section and head section. This Smart base offers the most comfort of all Smart bases. For an optimal sitting position, you can also adjust the head end, allowing your neck muscles to relax completely. So you do not need that extra pillow behind your head for extra comfort.
3 Advantages of an Auping mesh base
- Since the mesh base offers 80% open air space, it ventilates better than any other bed base.
- The diagonal mesh, with its 10,000 support points, ensures perfect support.
- The mesh base is made of reinforced...
- Since the mesh base offers 80% open air space, it ventilates better than any other bed base.
- The diagonal mesh, with its 10,000 support points, ensures perfect support.
- The mesh base is made of reinforced steel, allowing you to dream on it for the rest of your life.
Did you know that Auping invented the mesh base?
Back in 1888, Johannes Albertus Auping was a hard-working blacksmith in Deventer, who did not shy away from any challenge. When the director of a hospital asked him for a ventilating bed, he created a...
Back in 1888, Johannes Albertus Auping was a hard-working blacksmith in Deventer, who did not shy away from any challenge. When the director of a hospital asked him for a ventilating bed, he created a woven mesh mattress. He did this by attaching iron wires to the cutting plate of a bean mill, and then rotating it along an axis. This resulted in a beautiful braiding piece. Later on, he ensured that the bed base became flexible.
Big improvements sometimes come in small steps. In 1963, for example, the steel wire was no longer stretched lengthwise, but widthwise. This change in turn led to the invention of adjustable bed bases at Auping.