Roth bed by Embru | Bed frame with or without mattress | 90 - 180 cm

The Swiss architect Alfred Roth, born in 1903, came into contact with the Le Corbusier office in Paris very soon after completing his studies. Strongly influenced by the Bauhaus era, he made a name for himself as a construction manager and architect, and also designed numerous pieces of furniture. In 1956, Alfred Roth was appointed professor at the ETH Zurich.

The Embru bed, now known as the Roth Bed 455, was created in 1927. For a long time it was mistakenly called a Corbusier bed. In reality, Alfred Roth had developed the prototype because he needed a sliding bed with 'runners' for a niche.

The Embru Roth bed is now used in both the bedroom and the living area as a sofa, lounger or daybed. The bed can be easily assembled or disassembled without screws or tools.

Further information about the Embru Roth bed by Alfred Roth:

Lying area:
200 x 90 cm (L x W)
200 x 140 cm (L x W)
200 x 180 cm (L x W)

bed frame:
205 x 92 x 50 cm (L x W x H)
205 x 142 x 50 cm (L x W x H) - Slatted frame is divided into two parts
205 x 182 x 50 cm (L x W x H) - Slatted frame is divided into two parts

tubular steel frame:
bright chrome-plated or powder-coated RAL 9005 jet black

Frame:
RAL 9005 jet black powder-coated

slatted frame:
- Headrest is adjustable
- inserted in frame

Glider:
Shell Glider PVC Black

The bed frame includes a slatted frame and can be ordered with or without a mattress. For the already assembled daybed version and our H100 special edition, see 'matches'.

Information about the spring mattress suitable for the Roth bed model 455:

Pocket spring mattress with 5 zones without upholstery

Core:
Top and bottom cold foam with wave profile

Hardness:
medium

Relation:
Vitacott quilted 350g/m2, washable

Sizes:
200 × 90 × 15cm or 200 × 140 × 15cm