Our advice for maintaining and ensuring the safety of a trundle bed

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Have you decided to opt for a trundle bed in your child's room? Discover all our advice on how to choose this type of furniture, as well as how to maintain and ensure the safety of a trundle bed. This way, the children's trundle bed will no longer hold any secrets for you, and you'll know how to install it safely in your child's room.

The safety of your trundle bed

As with any children's furniture, parents will obviously want to ensure they have chosen a perfectly safe bed. The first thing you need to make sure of is the presence of the CE marking on your furniture (most often on the packaging or instructions). This marking allows you to ensure that your trundle bed has been designed to comply with current regulations. By opting for furniture manufactured in France or Europe, you can be even more certain that things have been done properly and that you have chosen quality furniture.

It's also during assembly that you should keep your child's safety in mind. Follow the steps exactly as described in the instructions. If you have any doubts, you can contact the brand or the store that sold you the furniture. It is very important to follow each step carefully to ensure that your child is using a perfectly safe bed.

Moreover, each time you use the pull-out bed, make sure to unfold the legs properly so that the furniture remains perfectly stable.

By taking all necessary precautions at the time of purchase, assembly, and use, you will have no trouble using your trundle bed safely.

Properly maintaining your trundle bed

In terms of maintenance, there are no specific actions to take, other than wiping with a cloth or vacuuming from time to time to remove any accumulated dust. You can check occasionally that the screws are still tight and that no slats have been broken. Maintenance is generally more focused on the bedding, which requires, for example, turning the mattress over mid-year to vary the pressure points and thus extend its lifespan.

Finally, you can also ensure that your children don't mistreat the furniture too much, otherwise it might wear out prematurely.

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