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Double Bed Mozart Argos The Classics in walnut colour 160x200cm
This bed has a minimal style. It has qualitative construction and its design suits in any decoration.
Technical Specifications:
- Frame made of MDF lined with paper wood.
- It has four shelves.
- Mattress dimensions 160×200 (not included in the price).
- It includes orthopedic slats.
- Colour: Walnut.
Product Dimensions:
- Length: 167.5 cm.
- Depth: 221 cm.
- Height: 84 cm.
Material Information:
- MDF (Medium-density fibreboard): MDF is a wood derivative. Resins (glues) are used to bond wood fibers, which are compressed with special heated presses for its production. It is denser than chipboard and resistant to wear. Also, it does not absorb any moisture.
- LPL Decor Paper: LPL (Low-Pressure Laminate) Decor Paper is a material widely used for decorating surfaces, such as furniture, doors, floors, and other interior decoration surfaces. It is a type of decorative paper impregnated with resins to become durable and glossy. Then, it is applied to substrates such as MDF or plywood and processed under low pressure and heat to produce products like furniture surfaces. It is available in a wide variety of colors, designs, and textures that can replicate natural materials such as wood, marble, and granite.
Maintenance Instructions:
- MDF: To clean, use a soft dry cloth to remove dust and dirt. For stains, use a soft cloth with lukewarm water and mild soap. Gently wipe the surface until the stain is removed. Finally, wipe the surface well with a dry cloth. MDF is sensitive to moisture, so it is important to protect it from moisture. Wipe off any liquids immediately. Do not use strong cleaners or chemicals as they may damage the MDF.
- LPL Decor Paper: Surfaces with LPL coating are easy to clean with mild detergents and a soft cloth. Avoid contact with liquid elements.
Remarks:
- The product is delivered in factory packaging and with a detailed assembly guide.
- The color shade of the product may slightly differ from its photographic representation on your screen.
