Our workshop
Our workshop
Every ComfortCrest bed is cut, sprung, upholstered and finished by the same small team, in the same workshop, for one order at a time.
We are a small team who make beds to order, one at a time, rather than a warehouse that ships them from a shelf.
That is a slower way to run a bed company and a more expensive one. It is also the only way to let someone choose the fabric, build the frame properly out of solid timber, and put a ten-year guarantee on it without flinching.
How it is made
Two weeks of work, and a bed that outlasts the room
Nothing here is flat-packed in a factory and shipped from a warehouse. That is why we can guarantee the frame for ten years — and why we are happy to tell you exactly what is inside it.
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The frame
Kiln-dried hardwood, corner-blocked and screwed rather than stapled. It is the part nobody sees, and the reason the bed does not creak in year three.
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The base
Sprung slats on flexible beech, not a flat board. They take the load off the mattress and add years to it.
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The upholstery
High-density foam over the frame, then fabric cut, pinned and hand-finished on the piece itself. Every seam is pulled true by hand.
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The finish
Legs turned and stained to match, fixings bagged and labelled, and the whole bed checked over by the person who made it before it is wrapped.