With a breathable tatami top, the Cinius Loft Beds also offer functions unknown to a traditional loft.
For example, the innovative Rising bed in solid laminated beech is electronically adjustable in height:
with the raised loft you can fully enjoy the space below, while with the lowered loft you can easily access a comfortable bed (without having to move the furniture).
For the little ones, the "Nest Bed" and the "Tree House" Mezzanine, have been designed, perfect to give our children all the space they need to play and study, with the safety of a solid laminated beech wood structure.
All Cinius Loft Beds are proposed with a traditional tatami floor.
The tatami acts as a comfortable floor and excellent breathable support for the mattress.
The Cinius Loft Beds are also built with the best eco-sustainable woods: we use only beech wood from suppliers with FSC certification.
Cinius provides a complete service to the customer, which includes the taking of measurements on site, the design of the loft bed most suitable for the specific housing situation (with 3D drawing) and the implementation of the structure.
The Mezzanine Bed Cinius will never be perfect without an adequate access staircase.
Forget the uncomfortable ladders of the old bunk beds, as Cinius proposes the innovative Bookstores "Scala Yen".
Made of solid laminated beech, the Scala Yen Bookcases pursue the same philosophy of rationalizing the spaces of the Cinius Loft Beds: customizable at will, their modular composition allows you to incorporate drawers and cabinets, To adapt them to any height and to equip them with handrails.
As regards the coating in tatami,Rice straw itself is not food for any kind of mite or insect.
With time, however, the dust and our own skin can be deposited on the tatami becoming "food" for mites and insects.
It is therefore necessary to vacuum the mat monthly and ventilate it by moving the mattress.
For cleaning or elimination of any mites or insects, it is recommended to clean it with a damp cloth soaked in water and vinegar diluted 1 to 5 or to spray of the ecological pesticide based on pewter.
The mattress resting on the tatami should be ventilated more frequently (at least once a month) to avoid stagnation of moisture that may occur in the most humid months or produced by our sweating; all this to make the tatami and mattress breathe.
The recommended procedure is: