Ergomotion to Launch “Extension Deck Technology” at Las Vegas Market

Furniture World News Desk on 7/27/2018

The new Contour Pure Slim features Extension Deck technology, in which the deck extends as the head of the bed rises.

Sleep technology specialist Ergomotion reports that it is expanding its collection of Motion Bedroom Furniture with a new model featuring a proprietary technology that delivers a level of comfort far beyond the typical bed base with lumbar support. Called Contour Pure Slim, the new base will be unveiled at the upcoming Las Vegas Market, July 29-Aug. 2.

The new model features Extension Deck technology, in which the deck extends as the head of the bed rises. The feature minimizes mattress bridging and reduces compression of the sleeper’s midsection.
“The Contour Pure Slim provides retailers with a unique product to present to consumers that delivers benefits simply not found in other bed bases on the market,” said Ergomotion Chief Operating Officer Johnny Griggs. “It’s ideal for both bedding specialty stores and the bedding departments of home furnishings stores.”

In addition to the Extension Deck technology, the new motion base has head and foot articulation, can move to the zero-gravity position, and needs no clearance space for the wall. Its wireless remote includes a one-touch button that restores the bed to a flat position, and has two programmable pre-sets.

Plus, the motion base is compatible with Amazon’s Alexa, and includes more than 25 cubic feet of under-bed storage space.

“The cutting-edge technology in the Contour Pure Slim makes this new product saleable to all demographic groups,” Griggs said. “Millennials, Gen Xers and Baby Boomers will all find that it helps them stay healthy by getting a better night’s sleep.”

The Contour Pure Slim will be previewed in Ergomotion’s Las Vegas Market showroom, space B-962.

More about Ergomotion: Santa Barbara, California-based Ergomotion is a leading global sleep technology company that delivers design savvy adjustable bases to the marketplace. Founded in 2005 on the central coast of California by Alain Clénet on the premise that luxury sleep is achieved through style and substance, the company incorporates technology where it makes sense. Ergomotion’s adjustable bases are designed to accommodate the industry’s leading mattresses and to seamlessly integrate with existing bed frames and beds. With more than 1 million adjustable bases sold throughout more than 30 countries, Ergomotion is part of the Keeson Technology Corp. family based in Jiaxing City, China.