Accessories at a glance

Your mattress is tailored to your body. What goes underneath and on top should suit it too: the slatted bed base that supports it, the pillow under your head and the comforter you sleep under. Your sleep advisor also matches the slatted bed base and pillow to your needs during the sleep ergonomics analysis. For comforters and bed linens, they’ll advise you based on how warm you like to feel.

Close-up of the black bars of the slatted bed base Stabilo Basic, cut-out

Slatted bed bases

A stable foundation for your mattress. An individually configured mattress needs a base underneath that supports it evenly. Choose between the firm Stabilo and the sprung Flex, each available in fixed, manually adjustable or motorised versions.

Ergonomic neck support pillow with an open cover and a yellow foam core, cut-out

Neck support pillows

Adjusted to suit your height and angle. The right pillow height depends on your body, your sleep position and your mattress. The Ergo N1 Senso can be adjusted in height and angle using modules, and is set up together with your mattress during the sleep ergonomics analysis.

Cheerful young woman sits in bed in the morning and holds the comforter spread over her shoulders

Comforters and bed linens

Matched to how warm you like to feel. Whether you tend to feel cold or get warm quickly at night, there are natural-hair, natural-fibre and performance-fibre comforters to suit every preference and season. There’s also bed linen in a wide range of fabrics, from satin to polycotton.

Good to know: Accessories for your mattress.

Slatted bed base: the foundation.

Your mattress is configured zone by zone, for example to determine how deeply your shoulder sinks in and how firmly your pelvis is supported. To make sure it supports you this way every night, it needs a slatted bed base that provides even support. If it gives way too much in certain places, it works against the configuration. Your sleep advisor will check with you whether your current slatted bed base is suitable.

Neck support pillow: matched to your shoulder.

Your pillow and mattress can’t be adjusted separately. How deeply your shoulder sinks in when you lie on your side determines how high your pillow needs to be for your head and neck to lie as straight as possible in line with your spine. That’s why the Ergo N1 Senso neck support pillow is adjusted only after your mattress has been configured, during the rest-test as part of the sleep ergonomics analysis. Adjustment plates change the height, an adjustment wedge changes the angle of your head, and the anatomical ear recess relieves pressure on your ear when you lie on your side. If you prefer a softer feel, the pillow is also available in a High Sensitiv version. Like your mattress, the pillow is certified to OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100.

Comforter and bed linens: your sleep climate.

Whether you feel too warm or too cold at night depends on what you sleep under. The temperature and moisture between your body and the bed create your sleep climate. If you tend to feel cold, you need a different comforter from someone who gets warm quickly at night. If you share a bed, each of you can choose a comforter that suits you. That’s why your sleep advisor first asks how you sleep, then recommends a comforter and bed linens.

Made to work together.

Mattress, slatted bed base and pillow

Your slatted bed base and pillow both affect how well your mattress supports you. That’s why your sleep advisor checks both during the sleep ergonomics analysis, including the ones you already have at home. Feel free to bring your pillow along.