VITVAL Loft bed frame with desk top, white/light grey, 90x200 cm (35 3/8x78 3/4 ")
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The desk top is large enough for a laptop and books, but still gives you enough room to fit a cosy nook of pillows or storage space next to it.
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You can easily keep the workspace neat and tidy since there is built-in cable management and a channel that holds pens in place.
A metal panel is angled against the desk top which has the same height as an A4 piece of paper, perfect to use as a magnetic noticeboard.
Easy to assemble since the fabric is divided into sections and the edge bands are elastic.
The construction is light but steady, and has soft shapes.
The desk top mounts on the right or the left side of the bed.
The ladder mounts on the right or the left side of the bed.
IKEA of Sweden
Measurements
- Length: 207 cm (81 1/2 ")
- Width: 97 cm (38 1/4 ")
- Height: 195 cm (76 3/4 ")
- Height under loft bed: 150 cm (59 ")
- Width with ladder: 135 cm (53 1/8 ")
- Desk width: 95 cm (37 3/8 ")
- Desk depth: 45 cm (17 3/4 ")
- Desk height: 73 cm (28 3/4 ")
- Mattress length: 200 cm (78 3/4 ")
- Mattress width: 90 cm (35 3/8 ")
- Max. thickness, mattress: 13 cm (5 1/8 ")
- Max. load: 100 kg (220 lb)
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More relaxing, less materials
Where do your children spend most of their waking hours at home? Quite likely the answer is in their bed. Because when life for slightly older children today often revolves around phones, tablets and friends, a lot more space than that “hub” isn’t really needed. With VITVAL loft bed and bunk bed, we wanted to make comfortable and cosy beds for all children who prefer hanging out there. But the goal was also to considerably reduce the amount of materials to save on nature's resources.
Metal is a durable and stable material and really suited VITVAL bed frames. The question was just how much we could reduce the amount of the metal used without decreasing stability and safety. Product developer Anna Carme and her colleagues performed detailed calculations and safety tests. "We came a long way", says Anna. "But it was not enough ― we thought the bed frames were still too heavy."
30% less metal
Experimenting with materials led to the team replacing the bed's edges with fabric. This meant that they managed to reduce the amount of metal by almost one third compared to similar beds. "We found a strong polyester material that also gives the bed a nice and cozy feel ― both when the children hang out there with friends and when it’s time to sleep."
Easy to assemble
"The fabric is mounted on the frame", explains Anna. "And to ensure that the assembly is simple for all parents, we invited a number of people to test it out." The tests then led to the team dividing the fabric into sections and making the yellow edge bands more flexible so that they are easier to pull on. "I love playing detective, to look for and investigate what we have for different alternatives", says Anna. "Nothing beats the feeling when you finally find a good solution."
Material
What is steel?
Steel has unique characteristics when it is stretched and shaped since it remains strong. It provides strength to everything from skyscrapers and cars to bed frames and outdoor furniture. The steel industry is moving in the direction of more energy-efficient production and stronger steel qualities. It doesn’t lose any of its properties when recycled and today steel is one of the most recycled materials in the world.
Form design process
More relaxing, less materials
The idea with VITVAL loft bed and bunk bed was to make comfortable and cosy beds for all children who like hanging out with their phones, tablets and friends. But we also wanted to save on nature’s resources and limit the amount of metal in the beds. So how do you achieve two so different goals at the same time? Our solution was to make the bed edges out of a strong polyester fabric that gave the bed a nice and cosy feel ― and we thereby reduced the metal by 30% in each bed.