How wardrobe bed sofa works

The con­cept of a smart home implies not only the intro­duc­tion of dig­i­tal elec­tron­ics for automa­tion and remote con­trol of house­hold appli­ances, light­ing and heat­ing devices, access con­trol sys­tems, but also the ratio­nal, eco­nom­i­cal use of free space.

The high cost of util­i­ties has cre­at­ed a demand for small-sized dwellings and stu­dio apart­ments. Even for a sin­gle ten­ant in a mini-house, there is lit­tle free space left, but if a young fam­i­ly is cre­at­ed, do chil­dren appear?

A dou­ble bed occu­pies almost the entire area of ​​the room; there is no space left, not only for chil­dren’s exer­cise equip­ment, but sim­ply for plac­ing a com­fort­able work­place with a desk­top com­put­er.

Trans­formable fur­ni­ture comes to the res­cue, invent­ed at the begin­ning of the twen­ti­eth cen­tu­ry, but not wide­ly used due to its rel­a­tive­ly high cost. Today, the devel­op­ment of tech­nol­o­gy has made trans­form­ing sofas more acces­si­ble.

What is wardrobe bed sofa

A fold­ing dou­ble sofa takes up a lot of space, since its trans­for­ma­tion con­sists in fold­ing or mov­ing only one half. In the Detal­Mas­ter com­pa­ny, the wardrobe bed sofa is fold­ed in a ver­ti­cal plane and, when assem­bled, is removed into the clos­et.

Depend­ing on the type of mech­a­nism, the depth of the cab­i­net varies from 25 to 45 cen­time­ters.

• To lift a rather mas­sive bed made of wood and met­al, a spring or pis­ton mech­a­nism is used.
• The spring cir­cuit pro­vides a min­i­mum cab­i­net depth, but emits an unpleas­ant creak dur­ing oper­a­tion.
• The pis­ton mech­a­nism func­tions absolute­ly silent­ly and more smooth­ly due to the pneu­mat­ic lift­ing sys­tem.

Both types of con­struc­tion are very durable and guar­an­tee the per­fect ser­vice of the trans­form­ing bed for the life of three gen­er­a­tions.

Varieties of transformer sofas

Accord­ing to the scheme, cab­i­nets with a straight or cor­ner sofa are dis­tin­guished. The design can be met­al or wood­en, the first is con­sid­ered more reli­able and durable.

The trans­former cab­i­net does not have to be pressed against the wall. There is an option for attach­ing to the floor, while part of the room is zoned into a kind of sep­a­rate office. Suit­able for set­ting up a table with a com­put­er and a com­fort­able office chair for remote work via the Inter­net.

Mat­tress­es come with depen­dent or inde­pen­dent springs. The lat­ter are less good, since in a ver­ti­cal posi­tion, springs with­out mutu­al fix­a­tion can slip.

The out­er side of the cab­i­net can be equipped with a mir­ror, a screen for a TV or video pro­jec­tor, equipped with book­shelves or pen­dants for flower pots.

Is there a risk that a raised sofa will spon­ta­neous­ly turn around and fall on peo­ple? The springs of the mech­a­nism are designed for lift­ing, so the described sit­u­a­tion is almost impos­si­ble.