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Makers Commercial Bed Base
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Product Details
Bid farewell to the challenges of maneuvering a hefty bed frame upstairs, negotiating lifts, navigating narrow hallways, and squeezing through slender doorways.
The Makers Commercial Bed Base comes flat-packed, revolutionizing the delivery and installation of your bed! Elevate the sophistication of your guest rooms with an orderly black upholstered bed base supported by effortlessly mobile bed legs, sparing your housekeeper's back from strain. Featuring softly padded upholstery covering, the end and side rails seamlessly interlock at each corner. The mattress foundation is formed by robust pine bed slats, topped with a snugly fitted cover that extends over the sides, ensuring a polished appearance and safeguarding housekeepers' knuckles during sheet tucking.
Also available as a Split Bed Base allowing for different bed configurations.
- Consistent black padding on upholstered sides
- Durable internal framework of solid pine
- Interchangeable bed slats for longevity
- Supplied with 100mm glides (Replacement 100mm Glides available here)
- Includes a black Makers Replacement Bed Base Cover
- Side height: 26cm + default leg height: 10cm
- Warranty: 5 year commercial warranty
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Product FAQs
What’s the Best Bed Base for Commercial Use?
Commercial bed bases need to be strong, easy to clean around, and long-lasting. Steel or FSC-certified timber frames with replaceable parts are popular choices because they can handle heavy use and are easier (and cheaper) to maintain over time.
How Long Do Hotel or Motel Mattresses Last?
In high-turnover accommodation, mattresses typically last 7–10 years depending on quality, guest volume, and care. Rotating them regularly and using waterproof protectors extends their lifespan and keeps them hygienic. Bed bug encasements can also be "cheap" insurance!
Should I Choose Innerspring or Foam Mattresses for Guests?
Pocket-sprung mattresses remain the most common in hospitality — they provide support, minimise partner disturbance, and are durable. Some properties add a topper to enhance comfort, giving flexibility to adjust the “feel” without replacing the whole mattress.
What’s the Standard Bed Size in Hotels and Motels?
Most Australian providers use Queen beds as the standard, with King beds for premium rooms. Split King options (two long singles zipped together) are increasingly popular because they allow quick room configuration changes to suit different guest types.