Features of Ikea wrought iron beds

The Swedish brand Ikea has existed since 1943. Since then, the network has grown, its hypermarkets have opened in twenty-four countries around the world. The company is engaged in the production of household goods: from cutlery to large-sized furniture, including wrought-iron beds.

Wrought iron beds are made of metal, mainly steel. It is a natural and therefore environmentally friendly material that does not contain harmful substances. The furniture made from it is durable, it can serve for many years without losing its advantages and primary appearance. It is unusual for wrought-iron beds to deform, fasteners do not wear out, and in general, the whole structure is unpretentious to temperature and humidity changes.

The metal is not only durable but also easy to clean. It is enough to wipe the bed from it with a damp cloth. Unlike other materials such as wood or wood-based panels, it does not chip or crack. The reliability of the coating is provided by a patented technology used in metal processing. The material undergoes artistic forging, thanks to which it takes intricate beautiful forms.

IKEA wrought iron beds are comfortable from a design point of view. Furniture, depending on the model, can fit both in a modest country style and in a non-standard Gothic style. At the same time, artistic forging gives even cold metal a feeling of comfort and coziness.

A feature of IKEA furniture is ease of assembly, as well as the availability of detailed instructions. With the help of it, the bed can be assembled independently, and this does not require any specific set of tools. If you do not want to deal with this personally, the stores provide the services of professionals.

The undoubted plus of the furniture of this brand and metal beds in general is associated with the cost. Most often it is lower than, for example, beds made of solid wood, especially noble ones. When ordering creative forging from craftsmen, the cost of a bed can be significantly higher than that of a finished copy.

Among single metal beds, there are products of the following categories:

• Couches. Among them black "Firesdal" and white "Ramsta"... The width of each of them is 88 cm and 97 cm, respectively, enough for one person. The soft backrest cushions create a seating area. The Firesdal couch can be transformed into a double forging. Both products have a rack bottom. The forging is simple: for Firesdal it is parallel beams, while for the Ramsta model the back is a little more complex, with the addition of different shapes and guides.

• Bunk... Model "Tuffing" presented in the form of a loft bed and a bed with two berths. The ladder is located in the middle; a removable polyester mesh acts as a side. Gray and white models "Sverta" are also presented in two types, in addition, there is an opportunity to purchase a third berth - a roll-out platform. In general, the design of bunk products is laconic.

Among the double wrought iron beds, the most affordable model is "Nesttun"... This product is 146 cm wide and 207 cm long. The design of the bed is minimalistic, the back is made in the form of intersecting lines, mesh. Product color - white.

Black model "Kopardal" slightly larger than the previous one: 152 cm wide and 211 cm long.This bed also has a simple design that will fit into any modern interior. Both models, "Nesttun" and "Kopardal", lack a foot.

By the white bed Leirvik romantic design with a headboard made in the form of ornate patterns. The model has a foot, and at the end of each corner column there is a curly tip. The dimensions of the bed are 148x209 cm.

Learn more about the models of bunk beds Ikea for kids you can by watching the following video.

Many positive reviews about IKEA furniture are primarily related to ease of assembly. Some models have the option of choosing the size, as well as the build, that is, some items cannot be bought immediately or elsewhere. All this makes the process of buying a bed easier and allows you to control the price.

Most of the reviews about wrought iron beds are positive. For example, the Leirvik model is called easy and non-interfering cleaning. Buyers are satisfied with the quality, absence of defects. The strength of the structures and the material itself, in principle, does not cause any complaints. Many people purposefully buy forged models. They are good both for those who dreamed of embodying a certain stylistic idea, and for those who just wanted inexpensive but good furniture.

In negative reviews, there are complaints about the creaking of some models. In general, this can be corrected by lubricating the parts with oil.