FAQ

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The choice of mattress is individual. It is important to remember that, as parents, you cannot test the comfort of your child's mattress. As an adult, you place a different load on the mattress and are often also a different height, which means you will never get the same feeling as the child.
Small children have a relatively low weight and therefore need a relatively soft mattress to ensure optimal comfort, or alternatively a mattress made of material that provides support where needed. Always check the recommended weight classes for the mattress – age categories are not an accurate factor, as age and weight vary from child to child.

If you have a low bed or a bed with a pull-out bed, there are no restrictions on the height of your mattress. If you have a bed rail at the front of the bed, we recommend that the mattress is no higher than 22cm. If it is higher, your bed rail will not provide optimal protection.
On all our beds with ladders, i.e. mid-sleeper beds, bunk beds and high sleeper beds, the maximum mattress height is indicated by a mark on the ladder. This means that the mattress height should not exceed 22cm. If you choose an original Manis-h mattress, you can be sure that the mattress complies with this and therefore also with the European safety standards for children's furniture.
On the cot, the maximum mattress height is indicated by a mark on the headboard – here it is especially important to pay attention when the base is in the highest position. Remember to adjust the base when your child begins to sit up. The maximum mattress height for the baby mattress is 12cm.

Our mattresses are not divided into zones, as we do not know where on the mattress the child lies. We have two different mattresses – one with ergonomic zones that ensure good distribution of body weight. One with temperature-regulating foam that provides support exactly where the mattress is under pressure – and therefore has no zones.

All mattress covers can be washed at 60º. Tumble drying is not recommended. After washing, put the cover on the mattress and shake it into place so that the foam sits correctly in the cover.

All textiles have a care label. Curtains and pillowcases can be machine washed at 40º and must not be tumble dried. Bed pockets are recommended for dry cleaning, as the backing cannot withstand washing. All mattress covers can be washed at 60º. Tumble drying after washing is not recommended.

All our beds are tested in accordance with the EN747 safety standard for high beds and bunk beds. Part of this test involves testing the bed base and its durability. The base is tested over an area with a diameter of Ø30cm. It is repeatedly subjected to a static weight of 100kg over time. This is done without a mattress, i.e. with pressure directly on the slatted base. When the bed is used, this happens with a mattress, while the weight is distributed across the entire bed and not only over a smaller area. The beds can therefore be used by a person weighing at least 100kg – regardless of bed height.

All boxes include assembly instructions showing step by step how to assemble your new piece of furniture. Should these be missing or have disappeared, you can always download them directly from our website at the link; Assembly instructions
No special tools are required to assemble our furniture.

All our beds with a sleeping height above 80cm are tested in accordance with applicable safety standards. It is recommended that a child should be 6 years old to sleep in a high sleeper bed. As all beds are modular, you can always start with the low bed and gradually build it higher. What is important is that you, as a parent, feel confident when putting your child to bed.

You can choose to place the ladder on the right or left side of the bed – and always move it if the room needs to be rearranged. For safety reasons, the ladder cannot be placed at the end of the bed.

We use water-based paint without harmful chemicals. This provides safety for you, your child and the environment. The paint has been tested and approved in accordance with current legislation for furniture for both babies and children – your assurance of a good environment. All textiles and mattresses are approved according to the Ökotex100 standard, which is your guarantee that the products do not contain harmful chemicals.

We recommend wiping your furniture with a tightly wrung cloth, possibly with washing-up liquid. NEVER use chemicals such as alcohol or similar on your furniture – the water-based surface cannot withstand this.

Your new children's furniture requires little maintenance, but always remember to retighten screws regularly. This ensures stable and safe furniture for many years.

All furniture is inspected and packed at our factory in Denmark. Some components are produced at the factory in Denmark, while others are purchased from selected suppliers in Denmark and the rest of Europe – entirely depending on where the best expertise and raw materials are found. Regardless of where the component is produced, it is always inspected by our professionally trained cabinetmakers in Denmark before it is approved for packing.

Many of our products are produced or customised to order. To be able to begin production immediately, the amount is charged when the order is placed.

You will always receive an update as soon as your order is ready for dispatch. If you have any questions, you can always call or write to us.