Discover our alternative: the InterFlow

People are made to move at night. That is a given. Your freedom of movement should never be restricted at night. Anyone who lies in the same position for a long time will develop complaints. The degrees of hardness in mattresses and fixed bed bases also cause complaints. An 'ordinary' bed pushes the body into an immobile position. This has undesirable consequences for your health.

Our sleep system on the other hand, does not force you into one fixed position. Our system is therefore fundamentally different from a traditional bed. That is why we developed our dynamic sleeping system in two variants. So get to know our self-regulating slatted bases. They move with you. So we give you the space to wake up symptom-free and well-rested.

Explaining the InterFlow

Our FlowSleeping sleep systems are based on a clever framework. In it, strips are mounted parallel to the long inner sides, which roll over support points. Each side has three attached straps that are individually adjustable. They support the shoulders, pelvis and legs respectively. In the InterFlow, a freely moving slatted base consisting of nine elements rests on these bands.

Our sleeping system is self-regulating in its support and therefore automatically adapts to every position. In order to offer personal sleeping comfort, the base is adjusted only to the degree of mobility. This is necessary for both the adjustment and the support of the body shape. Thus, you can change your position unnoticed and sleep without pressure, swell or forced support.

Matter of feeling

Some people want the best possible support with a base that feels just a little bit firmer. That is why we developed the InterFlow especially for them. This type of base has 46 springy wooden slats at the top and 9 connecting slats at the bottom. All slats are built up in layers. The bottom floats in the frames in the same way as the bottom of its popular sister, except that the elements are linked. So they do not move independently of each other. As a result, the bottom reacts deliberately more slowly in its adjustment and feels firmer. In short, a matter of feeling.