GUEST BED ROOM IN HOTEL AND AMENITIES METAL FRAMES OF BEDS, BED BASE AND BASE SPRING.

1. Guest bed room
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2. Beds and mattress
 Beds mattress and bedding are an essential part of hotel
accommodation.
 Beds and mattress are of great important for sleeping in
comfort.
 Bedding includes all the articles placed on the bed by
way of bedclothes including bed linen as well as covers,
quilts and pillows.
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3. Guestroom beds
The types of bed generally used in hotel such as cribs, sofa beds, and
rollaway beds.
Construction of beds
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4. A frame
A base
A mattress
A headboard
A footboard
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5. Bed frames
 Platform frames/ box frames
 Metal frames
 Bed base
 Base spring
 Box spring
 Metal coil spring
 Flat bedspring
 Stretched spring
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6. Platform frames/ box frames
 Made from
wood.
 It provide the
bed spring and
mattresses with
a platform.
 Box frames lie
tight to the floor.
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7. Metal frames
These consist of
four lengths of
angles iron with a
metal legs attached
to each corner.
Larger beds also
have two cross bars
added for extra
support.
 The metal legs may
have castors or
furniture glides
attached to them.
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8. Bed base
A bed consist
primarily of a
mattress
supported by a
base.
The base may be
made of open coil
spring, wire mesh,
solid wood or
plywood or slatted
wood.
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9. Base spring
Spring and resiliency
and durability to the
bed.
 They are made by
joining wire springs
or coils together and
covering them with
padding.
A firm edge helps
prevent the spring
from sagging when
the bed is sat on.
There are primarily
four types of spring
constructions.
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10. Base spring
Box
spring
Metal
coil
spring
Flat
bedsprin
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Stretched
spring
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11. Box springThe coil for these are
made of heavy gauge
steel.
 Box spring are
mounted on a wooden
frame and covered
with a pad.
 A sturdy fabric called
ticking covers the
spring and pad.
Box spring acts as a
shock absorbers.
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12. Metal coil spring
These may be
arranged in two
layers.
 The springs on the
bottom are tightly
coiled for good
support.
The top spring are
loosely coiled for
resilience.
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13. Flat bedspring
These are strips of
metal attached
lengthwise to a frame
with helical hooks.
These hooks are small
coils with hooks at
both ends.
Flat bedspring are
most frequently found
on rollaway beds.
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14. Stretched spring
 These are in the
form of highly coiled
spring attached to
the frame on one
side and resilient
thick metal wire on
the other side.
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15. Head board
Most hotels now prefers headboards to be wall-mounted.
The main objective of the headboard is to protect the wall from
developing greasy stains from a guest’s head.
 To fulfill this purpose the headboard must raise up to 30-40 cm
above the top the mattress.
Headboard may be made in different shapes using different
materials but should be easy to clean and maintain.
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16. Footboard
Footboard are usually of the same material and colour as the
headboard of the bed.
Most hotel beds have footboard that are at the same level or at the
level slightly higher than that of the mattress.
Footboard
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17. Extra beds
Crib
Rollaway
zed beds
Sofa bed
Bed
boards
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