Screws for slatted bed base - 50 pcs

Curved birch wood slatted bases for 60x200 bed

A slatted base is the supporting foundation beneath the mattress and plays a much larger role in comfort and support than many realize. Our slatted bases are Danish-made and crafted from curved birch veneer slats, designed to yield under pressure. Unlike flat slatted bases, the curved slats have a natural resilience that actively works with the mattress.

The curved construction allows the mattress to respond more dynamically to the body's movements and weight distribution. This means better support for shoulders, back, and hips, as well as a more balanced lying comfort. At the same time, the flexibility of the slatted base adds extra "bounce" to the bed, improving the overall sleep environment and reducing the feeling of a hard or dead surface.

The firmer the mattress, the more important it is that the foundation can yield. A good slatted base acts as an active layer between the bed and mattress, contributing to the proper utilization of the mattress's properties. Therefore, our slatted bases are particularly suitable for firm foam, latex, and natural mattresses, where flexibility from below is crucial for comfort.

Technical specifications and assembly

The slatted bases are delivered in full width up to mattress sizes of 100x200 cm. For wider bed sizes, two separate slatted bases are provided, ensuring correct support and stability across the entire width of the bed. For these sizes, a central bridge in the bed frame is also required, to which the slatted base can be attached. Assembly requires the bed to have an internal side rail, to which the slats are screwed. This provides a stable construction and also makes the bed easy to assemble and disassemble again. The slatted bases do not come with screws as standard, as the correct choice of screws depends on the material and thickness of the bed frame. However, we offer standard screws that fit the most common types of bed frames.

The slatted bases are mounted by screwing the slats into the bed's internal side rails and any central bridge for wider bed sizes. The screw holes in the slats are countersunk and have a diameter of Ø 5 mm, ensuring that the screw heads are flush with the surface and do not affect the placement of the mattress.

The total width of the slatted base is deliberately made a few millimeters narrower than the mattress size it is intended for. This ensures that the ends of the slats do not stand directly against the internal sides of the bed, which could otherwise cause friction, creaking noises, and unnecessary wear during movement in the bed.

As the slats are made from untreated birch plywood without a plastic film or plastic veneer surface coating, minor splintering in the wood and around the screw holes may occur. This is a natural consequence of the material choice and does not affect function, strength, or durability.

Curved birch wood slatted bases for 70x200 bed

A slatted base is the supporting foundation beneath the mattress and plays a much larger role in comfort and support than many realize. Our slatted bases are Danish-made and crafted from curved birch veneer slats, designed to flex under pressure. Unlike flat slatted bases, the curved slats have a natural resilience that actively works with the mattress.

The curved construction allows the mattress to respond more dynamically to the body's movements and weight distribution. This means better support for shoulders, back, and hips, as well as a more balanced lying comfort. At the same time, the flexibility of the slatted base adds extra "bounce" to the bed, enhancing the overall sleep environment and reducing the feeling of a hard or dead surface.

The firmer the mattress, the more important it is that the foundation can give. A good slatted base acts as an active layer between bed and mattress, ensuring the mattress's properties are utilized correctly. Therefore, our slatted bases are particularly suitable for firm foam, latex, and natural mattresses, where flexibility from below is crucial for comfort.

Technical specifications and assembly

The slatted bases are delivered in full width up to mattress sizes of 100x200 cm. For wider bed sizes, two separate slatted bases are provided, ensuring correct support and stability across the entire width of the bed. For these sizes, a central bridge in the bed frame is also required, to which the slatted base can be attached. Assembly requires the bed to have an internal side rail, to which the slats are screwed. This provides a stable construction and also makes the bed easy to assemble and disassemble again. The slatted bases do not come with screws as standard, as the correct choice of screws depends on the material and thickness of the bed frame. However, we offer standard screws that fit the most common types of bed frames.

The slatted bases are mounted by screwing the slats into the bed's internal side rails and any central bridge for wider bed sizes. The screw holes in the slats are countersunk and have a diameter of Ø 5 mm, ensuring that the screw heads are flush with the surface and do not affect the placement of the mattress.

The total width of the slatted base is deliberately made a few millimeters narrower than the mattress size it is intended for. This ensures that the ends of the slats do not stand directly against the bed's internal sides, which could otherwise cause friction, creaking sounds, and unnecessary wear during movement in the bed.

As the slats are made from untreated birch plywood without a plastic film or plastic veneer surface coating, minor splintering in the wood and around the screw holes may occur. This is a natural consequence of the material choice and does not affect function, strength, or durability.

Curved birch wood slatted bases for 80x200 bed

A slatted base is the supporting foundation beneath the mattress and plays a much larger role in comfort and support than many realize. Our slatted bases are Danish-made and crafted from curved birch veneer slats, designed to yield under pressure. Unlike flat slatted bases, the curved slats have a natural resilience that actively works with the mattress.

The curved construction allows the mattress to respond more dynamically to the body's movements and weight distribution. This means better support for shoulders, back, and hips, as well as a more balanced lying comfort. At the same time, the flexibility of the slatted base adds extra "bounce" to the bed, enhancing the overall sleep environment and reducing the feeling of a hard or dead surface.

The firmer the mattress, the more important it is that the foundation can yield. A good slatted base acts as an active layer between the bed and mattress, ensuring the mattress's properties are utilized correctly. Therefore, our slatted bases are particularly suitable for firm foam, latex, and natural mattresses, where flexibility from below is crucial for comfort.

Technical specifications and assembly

The slatted bases are delivered in full width up to mattress sizes of 100x200 cm. For wider bed sizes, two separate slatted bases are provided, ensuring correct support and stability across the entire width of the bed. For these sizes, a central bridge in the bed frame is also required, to which the slatted base can be attached. Assembly requires the bed to have an internal side rail, to which the slats are screwed. This provides a stable construction and makes the bed easy to assemble and disassemble again. The slatted bases do not come with screws as standard, as the correct choice of screws depends on the material and thickness of the bed frame. However, we offer standard screws that fit the most common types of bed frames.

The slatted bases are mounted by screwing the slats into the bed's internal side rails and any central bridge for wider bed sizes. The screw holes in the slats are countersunk and have a diameter of Ø 5 mm, ensuring that the screw heads are flush with the surface and do not affect the mattress's placement.

The total width of the slatted base is deliberately made a few millimeters narrower than the mattress size it is intended for. This ensures that the ends of the slats do not stand directly against the bed's internal sides, which could otherwise cause friction, creaking noises, and unnecessary wear during movement in the bed.

As the slats are made from untreated birch plywood without a plastic film or plastic veneer surface coating, minor splintering in the wood and around the screw holes may occur. This is a natural consequence of the material choice and does not affect function, strength, or durability.

Curved birch wood slatted bases for 90x200 bed

A slatted base is the supporting foundation beneath the mattress and plays a much larger role in comfort and support than many realize. Our slatted bases are Danish-produced and made from curved birch veneer slats, designed to flex under pressure. Unlike flat slatted bases, the curved slats have a natural resilience that actively works with the mattress.

The curved construction allows the mattress to respond more dynamically to the body's movements and weight distribution. This means better support for shoulders, back, and hips, as well as a more balanced lying comfort. At the same time, the flexibility of the slatted base adds extra "bounce" to the bed, enhancing the overall sleep environment and reducing the feeling of a hard or dead surface.

The firmer the mattress, the more important it is that the foundation can give way. A good slatted base acts as an active layer between the bed and mattress, ensuring that the mattress's properties are utilized correctly. Therefore, our slatted bases are particularly suitable for firm foam, latex, and natural mattresses, where flexibility from below is crucial for comfort.

Technical specifications and assembly

The slatted bases are delivered in full width up to mattress sizes of 100x200 cm. For wider bed sizes, two separate slatted bases are provided, ensuring correct support and stability across the entire width of the bed. For these sizes, a central bridge in the bed frame is also required, to which the slatted base can be attached. Assembly requires the bed to have an internal side rail, to which the slats are screwed. This provides a stable construction and also makes the bed easy to assemble and disassemble again. The slatted bases do not come with screws as standard, as the correct choice of screws depends on the material and thickness of the bed frame. However, we offer standard screws that fit the most common types of bed frames.

The slatted bases are mounted by screwing the slats into the bed's internal side rails and any central bridge for wider bed sizes. The screw holes in the slats are countersunk and have a diameter of Ø 5 mm, ensuring that the screw heads are flush with the surface and do not affect the placement of the mattress.

The total width of the slatted base is deliberately made a few millimeters narrower than the mattress size it is intended for. This ensures that the ends of the slats do not stand directly against the internal sides of the bed, which could otherwise cause friction, creaking noises, and unnecessary wear during movement in the bed.

As the slats are made from untreated birch plywood without a plastic film or plastic veneer surface coating, minor splintering in the wood and around the screw holes may occur. This is a natural consequence of the material choice and does not affect function, strength, or durability.

Curved birch wood slatted bases for 100x200 bed

A slatted base is the supporting foundation beneath the mattress and plays a much larger role in comfort and support than many realize. Our slatted bases are Danish-made and crafted from curved birch veneer slats, designed to yield under pressure. Unlike flat slatted bases, the curved slats have a natural resilience that actively works with the mattress.

The curved construction allows the mattress to respond more dynamically to the body's movements and weight distribution. This means better support for shoulders, back, and hips, as well as a more balanced lying comfort. At the same time, the flexibility of the slatted base adds extra "bounce" to the bed, improving the overall sleep environment and reducing the feeling of a hard or dead surface.

The firmer the mattress, the more important it is that the foundation can yield. A good slatted base acts as an active layer between the bed and mattress, helping to ensure the mattress's properties are utilized correctly. Therefore, our slatted bases are particularly suitable for firm foam, latex, and natural mattresses, where flexibility from below is crucial for comfort.

Technical specifications and assembly

The slatted bases are delivered in full width up to mattress dimensions of 100x200 cm. For wider bed sizes, two separate slatted bases are provided, ensuring proper support and stability across the entire width of the bed. For these sizes, a central bridge in the bed frame is also required, to which the slatted base can be attached. Assembly requires the bed to have an internal side rail, to which the slats are screwed. This provides a stable construction and also makes the bed easy to assemble and disassemble again. The slatted bases do not come with screws as standard, as the correct choice of screws depends on the material and thickness of the bed frame. However, we offer standard screws that fit the most common types of bed frames.

The slatted bases are mounted by screwing the slats into the bed's internal side rails and any central bridge for wider bed sizes. The screw holes in the slats are countersunk and have a diameter of Ø 5 mm, ensuring that the screw heads are flush with the surface and do not affect the placement of the mattress.

The total width of the slatted base is deliberately made a few millimeters narrower than the mattress size it is intended for. This ensures that the ends of the slats do not stand directly against the internal sides of the bed, which could otherwise cause friction, creaking noises, and unnecessary wear during movement in the bed.

As the slats are made from untreated birch plywood without a plastic film or plastic veneer surface coating, minor splintering in the wood and around the screw holes may occur. This is a natural consequence of the material choice and does not affect function, strength, or durability.

Curved birch wood slatted bases for 120x200 bed

A slatted base is the supporting foundation beneath the mattress and plays a much larger role in comfort and support than many realize. Our slatted bases are Danish-made and crafted from curved birch veneer slats, designed to flex under pressure. Unlike flat slatted bases, the curved slats have a natural resilience that actively works with the mattress.

The curved construction allows the mattress to respond more dynamically to the body's movements and weight distribution. This means better support for shoulders, back, and hips, as well as a more balanced lying comfort. At the same time, the flexibility of the slatted base adds extra "bounce" to the bed, enhancing the overall sleep environment and reducing the feeling of a hard or dead surface.

The firmer the mattress, the more important it is that the foundation can give. A good slatted base acts as an active layer between bed and mattress, ensuring the mattress's properties are utilized correctly. Therefore, our slatted bases are particularly suitable for firm foam, latex, and natural mattresses, where flexibility from below is crucial for comfort.

Technical specifications and assembly

The slatted bases are delivered in full width up to mattress sizes of 100x200 cm. For wider bed sizes, two separate slatted bases are provided, ensuring correct support and stability across the entire width of the bed. For these sizes, a central bridge in the bed frame is also required, to which the slatted base can be attached. Assembly requires the bed to have an internal side rail, to which the slats are screwed. This provides a stable construction and also makes the bed easy to assemble and disassemble again. The slatted bases do not come with screws as standard, as the correct screw choice depends on the bed frame's material and thickness. However, we offer standard screws that fit the most common types of bed frames.

The slatted bases are mounted by screwing the slats into the bed's internal side rails and any central bridge for wider bed sizes. The screw holes in the slats are countersunk and have a diameter of Ø 5 mm, ensuring that the screw heads are flush with the surface and do not affect the mattress's placement.

The total width of the slatted base is deliberately made a few millimeters narrower than the mattress size it is intended for. This ensures that the ends of the slats do not stand directly against the bed's internal sides, which could otherwise cause friction, creaking noises, and unnecessary wear during movement in the bed.

As the slats are made from untreated birch plywood without a plastic foil or plastic veneer surface coating, minor splintering in the wood and around the screw holes may occur. This is a natural consequence of the material choice and does not affect function, strength, or durability.

Curved birch wood slatted bases for 140x200 bed

A slatted base is the supporting foundation beneath the mattress and plays a much larger role in comfort and support than many realize. Our slatted bases are Danish-made and crafted from curved birch veneer slats, designed to yield under pressure. Unlike flat slatted bases, the curved slats have a natural resilience that actively works with the mattress.

The curved construction allows the mattress to respond more dynamically to the body's movements and weight distribution. This means better support for shoulders, back, and hips, as well as a more balanced lying comfort. At the same time, the flexibility of the slatted base adds extra "bounce" to the bed, enhancing the overall sleep environment and reducing the feeling of a hard or dead surface.

The firmer the mattress, the more important it is that the foundation can yield. A good slatted base functions as an active layer between bed and mattress, contributing to the proper utilization of the mattress's properties. Therefore, our slatted bases are particularly suitable for firm foam, latex, and natural mattresses, where flexibility from below is crucial for comfort.

Technical specifications and assembly

The slatted bases are delivered in full width up to mattress sizes of 100x200 cm. For wider bed sizes, two separate slatted bases are provided, ensuring correct support and stability across the entire width of the bed. For these sizes, a central bridge in the bed frame is also required, to which the slatted base can be attached. Assembly requires that the bed has an internal bed side rail to which the slats are screwed. This provides a stable construction and also makes the bed easy to assemble and disassemble again. The slatted bases do not come with screws as standard, as the correct choice of screws depends on the material and thickness of the bed frame. However, we offer standard screws that fit the most common types of bed frames.

The slatted bases are mounted by screwing the slats into the bed's internal side rails and any central bridge for wider bed sizes. The screw holes in the slats are countersunk and have a diameter of Ø 5 mm, ensuring that the screw heads are flush with the surface and do not affect the placement of the mattress.

The total width of the slatted base is deliberately made a few millimeters narrower than the mattress size it is intended for. This ensures that the ends of the slats do not stand directly against the bed's internal sides, which could otherwise cause friction, squeaking noises, and unnecessary wear during movement in the bed.

As the slats are made from untreated birch plywood without a plastic film or plastic veneer surface coating, minor fraying in the wood and around the screw holes may occur. This is a natural consequence of the material choice and does not affect function, strength, or durability.

Curved birch wood slatted bases for 160x200 bed

A slatted base is the supporting foundation beneath the mattress and plays a much larger role in comfort and support than many realize. Our slatted bases are Danish-produced and made from curved birch veneer slats, designed to yield under pressure. Unlike flat slatted bases, the curved slats have a natural resilience that actively works with the mattress.

The curved construction allows the mattress to respond more dynamically to the body's movements and weight distribution. This means better support for shoulders, back, and hips, as well as a more balanced lying comfort. At the same time, the flexibility of the slatted base adds extra "bounce" to the bed, enhancing the overall sleep environment and reducing the feeling of a hard or dead surface.

The firmer the mattress, the more important it is that the foundation can yield. A good slatted base functions as an active layer between bed and mattress, contributing to the proper utilization of the mattress's properties. Therefore, our slatted bases are particularly suitable for firm foam, latex, and natural mattresses, where flexibility from below is crucial for comfort.

Technical specifications and assembly

The slatted bases are delivered in full width up to mattress dimensions of 100x200 cm. For wider bed sizes, two separate slatted bases are provided, ensuring correct support and stability across the entire width of the bed. For these sizes, a central bridge in the bed frame is also required, to which the slatted base can be attached. Assembly requires the bed to have an internal side rail, to which the slats are screwed. This provides a stable construction and also makes the bed easy to assemble and disassemble again. The slatted bases do not come with screws as standard, as the correct choice of screws depends on the material and thickness of the bed frame. However, we offer standard screws that fit the most common types of bed frames.

The slatted bases are mounted by screwing the slats into the bed's internal side rails and any central bridge for wider bed sizes. The screw holes in the slats are countersunk and have a diameter of Ø 5 mm, ensuring that the screw heads are flush with the surface and do not affect the placement of the mattress.

The total width of the slatted base is deliberately made a few millimeters narrower than the mattress size it is intended for. This ensures that the ends of the slats do not stand directly against the internal sides of the bed, which could otherwise cause friction, creaking noises, and unnecessary wear during movement in the bed.

As the slats are made from untreated birch plywood without a surface coating in plastic film or plastic veneer, minor splintering in the wood and around the screw holes may occur. This is a natural consequence of the material choice and does not affect function, strength, or durability.

Curved birch wood slatted bases for 180x200 bed

A slatted base is the supporting foundation beneath the mattress and plays a much larger role in comfort and support than many realize. Our slatted bases are Danish-made and crafted from curved birch veneer slats, designed to flex under pressure. Unlike flat slatted bases, the curved slats have a natural springiness that actively works with the mattress.

The curved construction allows the mattress to respond more dynamically to the body's movements and weight distribution. This means better support for shoulders, back, and hips, as well as a more balanced lying comfort. At the same time, the flexibility of the slatted base adds extra "bounce" to the bed, enhancing the overall sleeping environment and reducing the feeling of a hard or dead surface.

The firmer the mattress, the more important it is that the foundation can give. A good slatted base acts as an active layer between bed and mattress, ensuring the mattress's properties are utilized correctly. Therefore, our slatted bases are particularly suitable for firm foam, latex, and natural mattresses, where flexibility from below is crucial for comfort.

Technical specifications and assembly

The slatted bases are delivered in full width up to mattress sizes of 100x200 cm. For wider bed sizes, two separate slatted bases are provided, ensuring proper support and stability across the entire width of the bed. For these sizes, a central bridge in the bed frame is also required, to which the slatted base can be attached. Assembly requires the bed to have an internal side rail, to which the slats are screwed. This provides a stable construction and also makes the bed easy to assemble and disassemble again. The slatted bases do not come with screws as standard, as the correct choice of screws depends on the material and thickness of the bed frame. However, we offer standard screws that fit the most common types of bed frames.

The slatted bases are mounted by screwing the slats into the bed's internal side rails and any central bridge for wider bed sizes. The screw holes in the slats are countersunk and have a diameter of Ø 5 mm, ensuring that the screw heads are flush with the surface and do not affect the placement of the mattress.

The total width of the slatted base is deliberately made a few millimeters narrower than the mattress size it is intended for. This ensures that the ends of the slats do not stand directly against the internal sides of the bed, which could otherwise cause friction, creaking noises, and unnecessary wear during movement in the bed.

As the slats are made of untreated birch plywood without a plastic film or plastic veneer surface coating, minor splintering in the wood and around the screw holes may occur. This is a natural consequence of the material choice and does not affect function, strength, or durability.

Curved birch wood slatted bases for 200x200 bed

A slatted base is the supporting foundation beneath the mattress and plays a much larger role in comfort and support than many realize. Our slatted bases are Danish-made and crafted from curved birch veneer slats, designed to yield under pressure. Unlike flat slatted bases, the curved slats have a natural resilience that actively works with the mattress.

The curved construction allows the mattress to respond more dynamically to the body's movements and weight distribution. This means better support for shoulders, back, and hips, as well as a more balanced lying comfort. At the same time, the flexibility of the slatted base adds extra "bounce" to the bed, enhancing the overall sleeping environment and reducing the feeling of a hard or dead surface.

The firmer the mattress, the more important it is that the foundation can yield. A good slatted base acts as an active layer between the bed and mattress, ensuring the mattress's properties are utilized correctly. Therefore, our slatted bases are particularly suitable for firm foam, latex, and natural mattresses, where flexibility from below is crucial for comfort.

Technical specifications and assembly

The slatted bases are delivered in full width up to mattress sizes of 100x200 cm. For wider bed sizes, two separate slatted bases are provided, ensuring correct support and stability across the entire width of the bed. For these sizes, a central bridge in the bed frame is also required, to which the slatted base can be attached. Assembly requires the bed to have an internal side rail, to which the slats are screwed. This provides a stable construction and also makes the bed easy to assemble and disassemble again. The slatted bases do not come with screws as standard, as the correct choice of screws depends on the material and thickness of the bed frame. However, we offer standard screws that fit the most common types of bed frames.

The slatted bases are mounted by screwing the slats into the bed's internal side rails and any central bridge for wider bed sizes. The screw holes in the slats are countersunk and have a diameter of Ø 5 mm, ensuring that the screw heads are flush with the surface and do not affect the placement of the mattress.

The total width of the slatted base is deliberately made a few millimeters narrower than the mattress size it is intended for. This ensures that the ends of the slats do not stand directly against the internal sides of the bed, which could otherwise cause friction, creaking noises, and unnecessary wear during movement in the bed.

As the slats are made from untreated birch plywood without a plastic film or plastic veneer surface coating, minor splintering in the wood and around the screw holes may occur. This is a natural consequence of the material choice and does not affect function, strength, or durability.