Explanation of 4 aspects:

• When stationary: The Lift Bed remains always in place due to the friction inherent in the system. This is because a muscle force of about 5 kg is needed to move the bed down or up. It works because the counterweight and bed (including mattress, slatted frame and bedding) are precisely balanced with small weights in the bed frame.
• In Motion: As seen in the GIF, the bed moves without rocking or tilting. Even when one of the corners of the bed is pressed. This is because the entire bed frame is connected to the relatively much smaller counterweight. This is the absolute advantage of the design. No complicated and expensive guide rails on the wall are required.
• In sleeping position: The bed is basically weightless. However, as soon as someone lies/sits on it, the bed cannot move in any direction. Because of the extra weight. Just like on a normal bed. You can do anything you want on it.
• The furniture on which the bed will rest must all be exactly the same height: Choose from stable, strong and possibly adaptable furniture is important. We help with this. The Lift Bed with the small counterweight has a minimum lower position at 11cm from the ground (34cm with standard counterweight).
• Examples of choice of furniture: Suitable side tables have legs made of solid wood and unsuitable side tables have, for example, a mix of pressed wood + cardboard (such as IKEA Lack series). Another is a sit-stand desk. This one in the demo room has the lowest position of 61 cm, which is lower than many alternatives, so that the entry of the bed is low enough. The positions can also be electronically programmed for ease of use.

During the installation preparation, extensive assistance is provided in finding suitable furniture and options are devised for possible adjustments.