Posted: Jul 24, 2020by E. in Sizes and firmness

Dear E. as you asked a question in our public FAQ area, we anonimized your name.

Yes you may buy any mattress size, outside of standard sizes. We order them from factory as per your requirement.
To get the price please choose the size right above, the one you wish to have and add 20% to its price.
In this case you would first find the price for 140 x 200cm and add 20%

Place order by email, we will send you a link for payment.

Kind regards

Posted: Apr 8, 2017 in Sizes and firmness

Firmness

D2 - BMI < 18.5

D3 - BMI 18.5 - 24.9

D4 - BMI 25.0 - 29.9

FORMULA:

Poids corporel (Kg)
----------------------      x 10000 = BMI  (Body Mass Index)
Hauteur (cm)²

Posted: Apr 8, 2017 in Sizes and firmness

Rule of thumb: The tall people (over 175 cm) are better to choose the dimensions comfort. Down Dimensions: Single bed: 190-200 x 90-95 Dimensions Down: 160 x 210 Dimensions-comfort: French bed 160 x 240: 140-160 x 200 dimensions down: 200 x 210 Dimensions-comfort: 240 x 240 Double: 180-200 x 200 Dimensions down: 2 x 160 x 210 Dimensions-comfort: 240 x 240 or 160 x 240 2 times.

TO EACH HIS HEAD PILLOW Choosing a pillow is very individual. Indeed, requirements and habits are so different that billerbeck cared to make pillows, which can easily adapt to the demands differentiated from one person to another height of the head support and firmness support. We especially recommend the pillows neck restraints billerbeck CARE program.

COMMON DIMENSIONS OF PILLOWS IN SWITZERLAND: Swiss German: 65 x 65 and 65 x 100 cm Romandie: 60 x 60 and 60 x 90 cm Ticino: 50 x 90 cm European Size: 50 x 70 cm

Posted: Apr 8, 2017 in Sizes and firmness

Yes for most brands we have non-standard sizes, please send us a message and we will reply with an offer .

Posted: Apr 9, 2017 in Sleep ?

Tips for Getting Better Sleep

How to Sleep Well Every Night

How much sleep do I need?

Do you have a realistic idea of how much sleep you need? A general guideline for adults is 7-8 hours of sleep a night. Older adults need a similar amount, but the sleep may be lighter and may include a brief nap during the day. If you are consistently waking up groggy and exhausted, that’s a signal that you may need to up your sleep intake. If you’ve been sleep deprived, it may take a few days of heavier sleeping before you can get a sense of your average sleep needs. Read Understanding Sleep for more information on sleep needs and cycles.

What happens when you don’t get enough sleep

With a packed schedule, trying to squeeze as many hours of possible into the day is sorely tempting. However, when you continuously don’t get the amount of sleep you need, you begin to pay for it in many ways:

• Mood, memory and concentration. If you’re not getting enough sleep, you’ll be less productive, not more. Lack of sleep affects your ability to concentrate and remember things. What’s more, it makes you irritable and cranky, making social interaction and decision making skills off.
• Immune system. Without adequate sleep, the immune system becomes weak, and the body becomes more vulnerable to infection and disease. You’ll be more susceptible to colds and flu, and if you get sick, it will take you longer to recover.
• Increased risk of accidents and falls. Did you know that driving while seriously sleep deprived is similar to driving while drunk?The lack of motor coordination associated with sleep deprivation can also make you more susceptible to falls and bumping into things.

Better Sleep Tip 1: Create a better sleep environment

if your sleep is continually being disrupted through the night, your body is not getting enough of the restorative deep sleep it needs. You will feel the effects of sleep deprivation, even if you are on the surface getting enough hours of sleep. The key to better sleep might be as simple as making minor changes to your sleep environment to minimize sleep disruption.

Your Bed

• Is your bed large enough? You should have enough room to stretch and turn comfortably, including with a bedmate present.
• Your mattress, pillows and bedding. Waking up with a cramp in your back or a sore neck? Experiment with different levels of mattress firmness, foam toppers or egg crate toppers, and pillows that provide more support.

Your Room

• Keep the noise level down. Too much noise- loud outside conversations, televisions blaring, traffic noise - can make it difficult to sleep well. To help mask outside noise if it can’t be blocked, try a fan, white noise, or recordings of soothing sounds. Earplugs may also help.
• Keep your room dark during sleep hours. When it’s time to sleep, make sure that your environment is dark- bright lights, especially those from TV, can confuse the body clock. Heavy shades can help block light from windows, or you can try an eye mask to cover your eyes.
• Room temperature and ventilation. If you can, experiment with the room temperature. Most people sleep best in a slightly cooler room with adequate ventilation. Check your windows and doors to make sure that drafts are not interfering with sleep.
• Reserve your bed for sleeping. If you associate your bed with events like work or errands, it will only make it harder to wind down at night. Use your bed only for sleep and sex.

Better Sleep Tip 2: Discover Techniques for Falling Asleep

With busy schedules and family lives, it’s hard to leave the worries of daily life behind when it is time to sleep. Worrying and anxiety trigger the “fight or flight” mechanism in the body, releasing chemicals that prepare us to be alert and ready for action. That not only makes it difficult to fall asleep, but can wake you up frequently in the night as well. Even with the stresses of daily life, if you make an effort to relax and wind down before bed, you will sleep easier and more deeply.

Cue your body for sleep by making a relaxing bedtime routine

A consistent, relaxing routine before bed sends a signal to your brain that it is time to wind down, making it easier to fall asleep. Make the time before sleep a time of peace and quiet, and find your unique routine that relaxes you.

Ideas to help prepare for sleep

Relaxation techniques

Relaxation is beneficial for everyone, but especially if you are struggling with sleep. Practicing relaxation techniques before bed is a great way to wind down, calm the mind, and prepare for sleep. Some simple relaxation techniques include:

• Deep breathing. Close your eyes, and try taking deep, slow breaths, making each breath even deeper than the last.
• Progressive muscle relaxation. Starting at your toes, tense all the muscles as tightly as you can, then completely relax. Work your way up from your feet to the top of your head.
• Visualizing a peaceful, restful place. Close your eyes and imagine a place or activity that is calming and peaceful for you. Concentrate on how relaxed this place or activity makes you feel.

Get your worry, stress and anger under control

• Do you find yourself unable to sleep or waking up night after night? Stress, worry and anger from your day can make it very difficult to sleep well. When you wake up or can’t get to sleep, take note of what seems to be the recurring theme. That will help you figure out what you need to do to get your stress and anger under control during the day:
• If you can’t stop yourself from worrying, especially things outside your control, you can take steps to learn how to manage your thoughts. For example, you can reframe why worrying is harmful rather than helpful and practice replacing worrying with more productive thoughts. Read How to Stop Worrying: Self-Help for Anxiety Relief
• If the stress of managing work, family or school is keeping you awake, you need help with stress management. Managing your time effectively, handling anger and stress in a positive way, spending time with other people, exercising, and maintaining a positive outlook, can stop stress and anger from disturbing your sleep. Read Stress Relief
• If you wake up frustrated and angry with loved ones or colleagues, rehashing arguments over and over, you may need help managing your anger. Even if during the day you scoff at yourself for these thoughts, don’t be too quick to dismiss them. That may mean you have a lot of buried anger under the surface that needs to be addressed. Read Anger Management: Tips and Techniques for Getting Anger Under Control

Better Sleep Tip 3: Learn how to get back to sleep

It’s normal to wake briefly during the night- a good sleeper won’t even remember it. However, there are times when you may wake during the night and not be able to fall back asleep. You may get more and more frustrated about not being able to sleep, which raises your anxiety level, ironically making it even harder to achieve the sleep you crave.

Getting back to sleep

• Stay relaxed: The key to getting back to bed is continuing to cue your body for sleep. Some relaxation techniques, such as visualization and meditation, can be done without even getting out of bed. The time honored technique of “counting sheep” works by engaging the brain in a repetitive, non-stimulating activity, helping you wind down.
• Do a quiet, non-stimulating activity if you can’t sleep: If you’ve been awake for more than 15 minutes, try getting out of bed and doing a quiet activity. Keep the lights dim so as not to cue your body clock that it’s time to wake up. A light snack or herbal tea might help relax you, but be careful not to eat so much that your body begins to expect a meal at that time of the day.
• Don’t stress if you can’t get back to sleep: Hard as it may be, try not to stress over an inability to fall asleep again, because that very stress encourages your body to stay awake.  Remind yourself that although it’s not a replacement for sleep, rest and relaxation still can help rejuvenate your body. Concentrate on relaxation, not sleep.

Better Sleep Tip 4: Optimize your sleep schedule

Make sure you are not going to bed too early

After a long day at work you may find yourself barely able to stay awake during dinner, crawling into bed as soon as you can or even falling asleep on the couch. However, you may then wake up in later and have trouble getting back to sleep. Your body goes through cycles of alertness and drowsiness later in the day as your bedtime nears. So even if you are sleepy early in the evening, do something mildly stimulating to prevent yourself from falling asleep at that time, like doing dishes or getting clothes ready for the next day. If you push though that window, you’ll catch your second wind soon and be able to stay awake for your normal bedtime.

Set a regular bedtime

Time of day serves as a powerful cue to your body clock that it is time to sleep and awaken. Go to bed and wake up at the same time each day, and it will be easier and easier to fall asleep. Make your bedtime when you are normally feeling tired, so that you don’t toss and turn. Try not to break this routine on weekends where it may be tempting to stay up late or sleep in. To help your body adjust, if you want to change your bedtime, try doing it in small daily increments, such as 15 minutes earlier or later each day.

Napping can interfere with sleep

Perhaps the English had the right idea in having teatime in the late afternoon when you naturally get sleepy. Some people, especially older adults, can take a short afternoon nap and still sleep well at night. However, if you are having trouble sleeping at night, try to eliminate napping. If you must nap, do it in the early afternoon, and sleep no longer than about thirty minutes.

Better Sleep Tip 5: Improve your Diet & Exercise

Taking care of your body can have a big impact on better sleep. You’ll sleep more deeply if you take care what you eat before bed, learn what substances to avoid, and exercise regularly.

Eating right for sleep

Maybe a rich, hearty dinner, topped off with a big slice of chocolate cake might seem like the perfect way to end the day, but it’s wise not to eat a large meal within two hours of bed. Try to make dinnertime earlier in the evening, and avoid heavy, rich foods as bedtime snacks.

Light snacks for bedtime

A light snack before bed can help promote sleep. When you pair tryptophan-containing foods with carbohydrates, it helps calm the brain and allows you to sleep better. For even better sleep, try extra calcium to your dinner or nighttime snack. Experiment with your food habits to determine your optimum evening meals and snacks.

Sample bedtime snacks to help you sleep:

• Glass of warm milk and half a turkey or peanut butter sandwich
• Whole-grain, low-sugar cereal or granola with low-fat milk or yogurt
• A banana and a cup of hot chamomile tea

Regular day exercise can help sleep

Regular exercise, aside from many other wonderful health benefits, usually makes it easier to fall asleep and sleep better. You don’t have to be a star athlete to reap the benefits-- as little as twenty to thirty minutes of activity helps. And you don’t need to do all 30 minutes in one session: break it up into five minutes here, ten minutes there. A brisk walk, a bicycle ride or a run is time well spent. However, be sure to schedule your exercise in the morning or early afternoon. Exercising too late in the day actually stimulates the body, raising its temperature. That’s the opposite of what you want near bedtime, because a cooler body temperature is associated with sleep. Don’t feel glued to the couch in the evening, though. Exercise such as relaxation yoga or simple stretching shouldn’t hurt.

Hate to exercise? Check out Making Exercise Fun

Posted: Apr 9, 2017 in Sleep ?, Quality

In our showroom you will find these brands:

You can also visit the manufacturers' showrooms.

Riposa AG Swiss Sleep Bahnhofstrasse 33 CH-8865 Bilten Tel. +41 (0)55 619 30 00 Fax +41 (0)55 619 30 01 info@riposa.ch

Posted: Apr 8, 2017 in Sleep ?

Natural down and feathers are among the finest and most popular fillings for bedding products. This should come as no surprise. To the present day, we have never found or invented a better climate regulation system than down with its fine branched structure and the millions of tiny air chambers.A natural down duvet spends the night absorbing the moisture released by the body (anything up to half a litre) and then re-releasing it when it is aired in the morning. It also ensures the temperature in bed remains constant without creating a build up of heat – a necessity considering that the body temperature drops by around half a degree when you sleep and that the room temperature may vary during the night.

Posted: Mai 2, 2022 in Quality, Labels and brands

Swiss+Cotton: Christian Fischbacher is one of very few companies in the world that are allowed to carry the swiss+cotton quality seal. The seal guarantees that these fine cotton textiles are produced in Switzerland and guarantees the highest quality throughout the entire value chain. Only the top 3% of cotton fabrics produced worldwide satisfies the seal’s exceptionally high standards in terms of material quality. Christian Fischbacher exclusively uses long staple cotton with the Supima quality seal for its swiss+cotton bed linen.

Thread Count: It is possible to produce very dense fabrics. However, if a fabric is too dense, this often reduces moisture transfer. We believe that this is not entirely suitable for bed linen in particular, we consistently focus on quality instead. The quality of a fabric depends on the raw materials and finish used. We use long staple cotton, linen and silk. The natural fibres have many advantages for bed linen, making it absorbent and strong. It absorbs perspiration, creating a uniquely comfortable sleeping environment. Furthermore, we only use top-quality, environmentally friendly dyes and the best pre- and post-treatment processes. Quality is more than just the thread count.
(Our satin has a thread count of about 300, while the thread count of our Fil-à-Fil products is 440).

Posted: Apr 9, 2017 in Sleep ?, Quality

In our showroom you will find these brands:

You can also visit the manufacturers' showrooms.

Riposa AG Swiss Sleep Bahnhofstrasse 33 CH-8865 Bilten Tel. +41 (0)55 619 30 00 Fax +41 (0)55 619 30 01 info@riposa.ch

Posted: Apr 9, 2017 in Quality, Hygiene, care and allergies, Labels and brands

The NOMITE mark indicates that a product is suitable for house-dust-mite-allergy sufferers: because down- and feather-filled products offer excellent thermal and climatic conditions for humans (rapid warming up when one is sleeping, rapid decrease in humidity when the bedding is aired), they provide a very poor habitat for house dust mites, which rely on high humidity to live.

The tight weave of the down- and feather-proof fabric acts as a barrier preventing the mites from passing through and offers, thus, additional protection. So that also those who suffer from house dust allergies or asthma can enjoy the natural comfort afforded by down and feather bedding. This has been demonstrated by scientific research.

Posted: Apr 9, 2017 in Quality, Labels and brands

Posted: Apr 9, 2017 in Quality, Hygiene, care and allergies, Labels and brands

Posted: Apr 9, 2017 in Quality, Labels and brands

We guarantee a high percentage of top-quality pure Swiss sheep's wool in our mattress overlays. The wool is particularly easy-care, washable, breathable, hygienic and provides durable, cosy comfort.

Posted: Apr 9, 2017 in Quality, Labels and brands

The natural fibre Tencel^® is made from 100% wood. It is particularly environmentally-friendly due to its closed circuit production. It also impresses with its rapid moisture regulation, mite and bacteria protection and its antistatic effect. Thanks to its smooth surfaces, it is kind to skin. The material is also washable up to 60°C.

Posted: Apr 9, 2017 in Quality, Labels and brands

EvoPoreHRC is a dynamic, elastic foam that is outstanding by virtue of its low weight and high level of resistance. Thanks to the cell structure with differently sized pores, it remains moisture-stable and elastic under considerable weight-bearing and high heat. EvoPoreHRC is CFC and halogen-free and complies with the most important quality standards, such as Oeko-Tex^® Standard 100 Class 1 or CertiPUR Standard Safety, Health and Environment.

All products with this label

Posted: Apr 9, 2017 in Quality

Cotton

Jersey Royal
Combed, twisted, gassed, mercerized, finely woven silky single jersey with extra-long fibers made from, pure, finest cotton, approx. 120 g/m2.

Jersey Royal from Schlossberg is made exclusively using extra-long fibers from Egyptian cotton. The twisted yarn has been gassed, mercerized and woven into an especially light, finely woven single jersey. 1 m2 of Jersey Royal weighs just 120 g and 200 tiny stitches make up 1 cm2 of material.

Satin Noblesse/ -Exquisit/ -Finesse
Warp satin made from finest pure, long-fiber, combed, mercerized cotton, approx. 110 g/m2.

Satin Noblesse is woven from pure, long-staple cotton. Due to the fineness of the yarn the close-weave material is very lightweight. This means that the satin, also known as Swiss satin, weighs just 105 g per 1 m2 with a sett of 100 threads per 1 cm2. Satin Noblesse by Schlossberg feels wonderfully smooth, fresh and soft, and features an unparalleled elegant shimmer.

Satin Luxe
Warp satin, pure, finest long-staple, combed, mercerized cotton, approx. 100 g/m2.

Jacquard Deluxe
Colored woven fabric made from twisted yarn, approx. 130 g/m2.

Jersey Ornato
85% cotton, 15% Lyocell (Tencel), 125 g/m2.

Percalux
Pure cotton, twisted and combed

Multifix
95% twisted yarn cotton, 5% elastane, very stretchy and completely shape retaining.

Moltonfix
Pure cotton, combed, approximately 295g/m2, durable, washed terrycloth

Coshmere
100% extra-long fiber Supima cotton, towel 500g/m2, bath mat 1000g/m2, bathroom rug 2400g/m2

GOTS Elements
100% combed, organic GOTS-certified cotton, towels 520 g/m2, bath mat 800 g/m2, rug 1800 g/m2.

Posted: Apr 9, 2017 in Quality

Posted: Apr 8, 2017 in Quality

4 seasons: two duvets buttoned together. A light-tiles for the summer and warmer in the other compartments. Suitable for all seasons.

Casettes: separate partitions, breathable for optimum ventilation.

Tiles: Quilting in tiles, suitable for off-season.

Posted: Apr 8, 2017 in Quality

The „Swiss Guaranty VSB“ quality seal is used exclusively on duvets and pillows with quality down and feather types taken only from categories A and B.
Relative proportions of down in percentage by weight

Posted: Apr 8, 2017 in Quality

What you should know about down and feathers before you select your duvets and pillows:

Down (60 – 90 % by weight of the finest feathers) Goose and duck clusters with no quills	Feathery down Down (30-59 % by weight), mixed with small feathers.
Downy feathers Soft feathers mixed with fine down (5-29 % by weight)	Small feathers Small to medium-sized feathers (Down 0-4 % by weight)
Goose feathers Flat barb, strong highly arched quill	Duck feathers Pointed barb, softly arched quill

Posted: Mai 2, 2022 in Quality, Labels and brands

Swiss+Cotton: Christian Fischbacher is one of very few companies in the world that are allowed to carry the swiss+cotton quality seal. The seal guarantees that these fine cotton textiles are produced in Switzerland and guarantees the highest quality throughout the entire value chain. Only the top 3% of cotton fabrics produced worldwide satisfies the seal’s exceptionally high standards in terms of material quality. Christian Fischbacher exclusively uses long staple cotton with the Supima quality seal for its swiss+cotton bed linen.

Thread Count: It is possible to produce very dense fabrics. However, if a fabric is too dense, this often reduces moisture transfer. We believe that this is not entirely suitable for bed linen in particular, we consistently focus on quality instead. The quality of a fabric depends on the raw materials and finish used. We use long staple cotton, linen and silk. The natural fibres have many advantages for bed linen, making it absorbent and strong. It absorbs perspiration, creating a uniquely comfortable sleeping environment. Furthermore, we only use top-quality, environmentally friendly dyes and the best pre- and post-treatment processes. Quality is more than just the thread count.
(Our satin has a thread count of about 300, while the thread count of our Fil-à-Fil products is 440).

Posted: Sep 28, 2020 in Labels and brands

CERTIFIED AND TRANSPARENT

Consume sustainably - decide ethically, ecologically and consciously. The protection of nature, the environment and animals must go hand in hand all over the world.
The first-class down and goose feathers come exclusively from a controlled and traceable origin and procurement. We attach great importance to the fact that geese are not plucked alive and are not fed for the production of fatty liver. They are soft, fluffy and particularly light and cozy with a high degree of warmth. They are also washable and easy to maintain. The region of origin of our down and feather flake products is indicated for each product.
Products made with the DOWNPASS label are synonymous with high quality and certify that the down flakes and feathers used as filler material have been obtained ethically and come from strictly controlled and traceable supply chains. In addition, the quality of all products is checked by independent testing institutes. In short: so that you know what's inside.

Posted: Sep 8, 2020by administrateur in Labels and brands

SWISSWOOL

Wool, a natural and sustainable raw material, is much more than a thousand-year-old natural fiber for Baur Vliesstoffe. It inspires pioneering ideas to produce a wide range of breathable non-woven materials from naturally occurring fibers, which can then be transformed into a multitude of products. Indeed, wool has exceptional properties such as regulating temperature and ambient humidity, or neutralizing odors. All premium wool fibers from Baur Vliesstoffe used for BICO products are produced under the swisswool label.

BICO uses only handpicked fibers
BICO is proud of its production partner with whom it has had a long-standing relationship of trust. Indeed, few companies in the world are able to transform the raw material with so much know-how. Baur's non-woven materials used at BICO for box spring headboards as well as nonwovens for mattresses are produced in an environmentally responsible and resource-efficient manner.
The production of such quality nonwoven materials requires very specific wool fibers, possessing a particular length, fineness and waviness.

SWISSWOOL:
A local raw material
About 10 years ago, shepherds earned almost nothing with the wool of their sheep and some even ended up burning it. Friedrich Baur got wind of this mess and together with a handful of Swiss Shepherds he created the initiative
"Swisswool". The aim was to market the raw material under a common label. In this context, the emphasis is on creating sustainable value.
Once the sheep have been shorn, the wool is transported in a short circuit to one of the 20 collection points, the collection being organized twice a year throughout Switzerland. The precious “delivery” is weighed there and directly remunerated to the shepherds. Then, regional partners transform the wool into superior quality products.

Why sheep's wool?
• Sheep wool is a high-tech material "made by nature".
• Wool fibers are renewable protein fibers that grow every year.
• Sheep wool regulates variations in humidity in each room.
• Sheep wool absorbs odors and neutralizes most of them.
• Sheep wool is not allergenic and poses no health risk.

Posted: Sep 8, 2020 in Labels and brands

Tisca fabrics

Tisca wool fabrics are made in the picturesque Appenzell country, where the weaving has a centuries-old tradition. This is now done by state-of-the-art machinery rather than by hand, but one thing has not changed: the quest for supreme quality.

Tisca and BICO are constantly striving to reduce their ecological footprint. Thus, they explicitly promote the use of natural and renewable raw materials, which is the case with wool. It is also for this reason that the brand has chosen fabrics composed of 85% wool.

Posted: Jul 26, 2020 in Labels and brands

Outlast^® technology, originally developed for NASA, utilizes phase change materials (PCM) that absorb, store and release heat for optimal thermal comfort.  Outlast^® technology is comparable to ice in a drink; as it changes from solid to liquid, it absorbs heat and cools the drink, keeping that drink at the desired temperature for longer. Outlast^® phase change materials work in the same way, but are microencapsulated to be permanently enclosed and protected in a polymer shell. We call microencapsulated phase change materials Thermocules™.

This encapsulation process makes the Thermocules™ exceptionally durable for many applications. These Thermocules™ can be incorporated into fabrics and fibers and have the capacity to absorb, store and release excess heat.  This gives any product containing Outlast^® technology the ability to continually regulate skin’s microclimate. As the skin gets hot, the heat is absorbed, and as it cools, that heat is released.

Outlast^® technology is not wicking technology, which manages moisture by reacting to your sweat and pulling it away from the skin. Outlast^® technology will proactively manage heat while controlling the production of moisture before it begins. That's the Outlast^® difference - please have a look at a short video.

Posted: Jul 14, 2017 in Recycling, Eco-responsible, Labels and brands

From the cradle to the cradle
As a differentiation from conventional recycling, the quality of the raw materials is maintained over several product life cycles and are exclusively used
As "safely rated chemicals". The production processes, the use and the recycling of the products are designed according to the model to maintain the quality of the raw materials over several life cycles. This means: no waste, everything is also nutrient.

Posted: Jul 14, 2017 in Recycling, Eco-responsible, Labels and brands

Ecological and traceable raw materials

Down and feather products
The downs and feathers used for our ORGANIC products come from GOTS-certified breeders from controlled biological animal husbandry.

Down are distinguished by their excellent insulating properties and respiratory activity in relation to their light weight. Despite the latest technology, no material has yet been developed which fulfills these properties in the same quality and is also completely biodegradable. Before filling, the down and feathers are thoroughly washed several times and are subject to strict, hygienic controls. These high-quality duvets and pillows are manufactured in the factory of Billerbeck Schweiz AG. The strict quality control is carried out without any gaps according to Swiss criteria.

Natural fiber products
High-quality, natural fiber products are a good alternative to bedding made from down and feathers. For these ORGANIC products, we rely on wool and cotton fibers from biologically controlled crops. Only renewable and organic materials are used.

Posted: Jul 14, 2017 in Recycling, Eco-responsible, Labels and brands

The entire range is GOTS certified

With the new ORGANIC range for natural bedding, Billerbeck is an independent, acknowledged sustainability and organic label for GOTS.

All products of the Billerbeck ORGANIC range are certified by the internationally recognized GOTS label.

The Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) is a world-leading label for the processing of textiles made from biologically produced natural materials. GOTS defines in detail the environmental requirements for the entire textile production.

Quality assurance is ensured by independent certification of the entire textile supply chain. This ensures the sustainable production of bedding - from raw material to packaging.

In addition, GOTS defines significant social criteria, which the participating companies consciously respect and live with.

Sustainability and environmental orientation are values ??that Billerbeck identifies. On this basis the new ORGANIC range was developed, which is manufactured in a resource-saving production.

Posted: Jul 14, 2017 in Recycling, Eco-responsible, Labels and brands

New ORGANIC assortment
From Billerbeck

More and more people in our society attach a particular importance to a nature-conscious way of life.

Sustainability, environmental orientation and conservation of natural resources are key principles that are increasingly reflected in many areas of life, such as mobility, nutrition and lifestyle.

For these particularly nature-oriented consumers, Billerbeck has developed the ORGANIC segment, which consists of sustainably produced bed linen. Billerbeck ORGANIC stands for a natural and at the same time recuperative sleeping culture. In order to additionally underline Billerbeck's requirements, the ORGANIC products are certified with the recognized GOTS standard.

Billerbeck ORGANIC offers a complete bedding set of natural materials. The duvets, pillows, neck support pillows and toppers are manufactured fairly and sustainably. At the same time they convince by the typical Billerbeck quality from selected top materials - for a deep and restful sleep.

With Billerbeck ORGANIC, a unique product range has been developed which is a natural and at the same time recuperative sleeping culture - as a growing customer groups desire

Posted: Apr 10, 2017 in Recycling, Eco-responsible, Labels and brands

Introduction

The STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX® is a worldwide consistent, independent testing and certification system for raw, semi-finished, and finished textile products at all processing levels, as well as accessory materials used. Examples of articles that can be certified: raw and dyed/finished yarns, woven and knitted fabrics, accessories, such as buttons, zip fasteners, sewing threads or labels, ready-made articles of various types (garments of all types, domestic and household textiles, bed linen, terry products and much more).

Criteria

Since its introduction in 1992, the central focus of the STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX® has been the development of test criteria, limit values and test methods on a scientific basis. On the basis of its comprehensive and strict catalogue of measures, with several hundred regulated individual substances, the STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX® takes account of:

• Important legal regulations, such as banned Azo colourants, formaldehyde, pentachlorophenol, cadmium, nickel, etc.
• Numerous harmful chemicals, even if they are not yet legally regulated.
• Requirements of Annexes XVII and XIV of the European Chemicals Regulation REACh as well as of the ECHA SVHC Candidate List insofar as they are assessed by expert groups of the OEKO-TEX® Association to be relevant for fabrics, textiles, garments or accessories. Discussions and developments that are considered to be relevant are taken into account as quickly and effectively as possible through updates to the STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX® requirements.
• Requirements from the US Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA) regarding lead.
• Numerous also environmentally relevant substance classes

With its decades of experience, the OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 therefore contributes to high and effective product safety from a consumer’s point of view. Test criteria and limit values in many cases go far beyond applicable national and international standards. Extensive product checks and regular company audits also ensure that the industry has a globally sustainable awareness of the responsible use of chemicals. With this concept, the OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 has taken on a pioneering role for many years.

Posted: Apr 9, 2017 in Hygiene, care and allergies, Recycling, Eco-responsible, Labels and brands

Putting our customers first

The largest Swiss manufacturers of down duvets and feather pillows founded the Swiss Bedding Manufacturer’s Association (VSB) over 50 years ago.

Our primary goal is to provide greater clarity and confidence for customers purchasing bedding. That is why the “Swiss Guaranty VSB” quality seal was created by the VSB in 2001.

The quality seal replaced the previous „plumarex“ label.

The “Swiss Guaranty VSB” quality seal can only be used by Swiss Bedding Manufacturer’s Association members who have agreed to comply with the established quality standards. “Swiss Guaranty VSB” is a quality seal that ensures a maximum of clarity and confidence when you purchase bedding

• Completely natural. Only pure, natural goose and duck down and feathers have been used.
• Animal welfare. All the down and feathers have been plucked from dead animals.
• Hygienic. The down and feathers have been cleaned according to strict hygiene regulations and
  dried at temperatures in excess of 100% to render them completely germ free.
• Protection against mites. The covering material for both down duvets and feather pillows has been
  woven so closely that mites are unable to penetrate the fabric.
• Environmentally friendly. The down and feathers have been washed using biodegradable detergents.
• Recycling. The manufacturers work in association with Texaid to take back all the down duvets and feather pillows that are no longer required for environmentally friendly recycling.
• Clarity. All goods declarations concerning down and feather content comply with strict Swiss
  standards.
• Confidence. There is a two-year manufacturers guarantee of flawless quality on every duvet as
  long as you care for your duvet according to the tips on the duvet label.
• Protection. Should a difference of opinion arise between consumer and manufacturer concerning compliance with the terms of this quality guarantee, the consumer can refer the matter to the
  VSB arbitration board

Posted: Apr 9, 2017 in Quality, Hygiene, care and allergies, Labels and brands

The NOMITE mark indicates that a product is suitable for house-dust-mite-allergy sufferers: because down- and feather-filled products offer excellent thermal and climatic conditions for humans (rapid warming up when one is sleeping, rapid decrease in humidity when the bedding is aired), they provide a very poor habitat for house dust mites, which rely on high humidity to live.

The tight weave of the down- and feather-proof fabric acts as a barrier preventing the mites from passing through and offers, thus, additional protection. So that also those who suffer from house dust allergies or asthma can enjoy the natural comfort afforded by down and feather bedding. This has been demonstrated by scientific research.

Posted: Apr 9, 2017 in Quality, Labels and brands

Posted: Apr 9, 2017 in Quality, Hygiene, care and allergies, Labels and brands

Posted: Apr 9, 2017 in Quality, Labels and brands

We guarantee a high percentage of top-quality pure Swiss sheep's wool in our mattress overlays. The wool is particularly easy-care, washable, breathable, hygienic and provides durable, cosy comfort.

Posted: Apr 9, 2017 in Quality, Labels and brands

The natural fibre Tencel^® is made from 100% wood. It is particularly environmentally-friendly due to its closed circuit production. It also impresses with its rapid moisture regulation, mite and bacteria protection and its antistatic effect. Thanks to its smooth surfaces, it is kind to skin. The material is also washable up to 60°C.

Posted: Apr 9, 2017 in Quality, Labels and brands

EvoPoreHRC is a dynamic, elastic foam that is outstanding by virtue of its low weight and high level of resistance. Thanks to the cell structure with differently sized pores, it remains moisture-stable and elastic under considerable weight-bearing and high heat. EvoPoreHRC is CFC and halogen-free and complies with the most important quality standards, such as Oeko-Tex^® Standard 100 Class 1 or CertiPUR Standard Safety, Health and Environment.

All products with this label

Posted: Apr 9, 2017 in Hygiene, care and allergies, Recycling, Eco-responsible, Labels and brands

Putting our customers first

The largest Swiss manufacturers of down duvets and feather pillows founded the Swiss Bedding Manufacturer’s Association (VSB) over 50 years ago.

Our primary goal is to provide greater clarity and confidence for customers purchasing bedding. That is why the “Swiss Guaranty VSB” quality seal was created by the VSB in 2001.

The quality seal replaced the previous „plumarex“ label.

The “Swiss Guaranty VSB” quality seal can only be used by Swiss Bedding Manufacturer’s Association members who have agreed to comply with the established quality standards. “Swiss Guaranty VSB” is a quality seal that ensures a maximum of clarity and confidence when you purchase bedding

• Completely natural. Only pure, natural goose and duck down and feathers have been used.
• Animal welfare. All the down and feathers have been plucked from dead animals.
• Hygienic. The down and feathers have been cleaned according to strict hygiene regulations and
  dried at temperatures in excess of 100% to render them completely germ free.
• Protection against mites. The covering material for both down duvets and feather pillows has been
  woven so closely that mites are unable to penetrate the fabric.
• Environmentally friendly. The down and feathers have been washed using biodegradable detergents.
• Recycling. The manufacturers work in association with Texaid to take back all the down duvets and feather pillows that are no longer required for environmentally friendly recycling.
• Clarity. All goods declarations concerning down and feather content comply with strict Swiss
  standards.
• Confidence. There is a two-year manufacturers guarantee of flawless quality on every duvet as
  long as you care for your duvet according to the tips on the duvet label.
• Protection. Should a difference of opinion arise between consumer and manufacturer concerning compliance with the terms of this quality guarantee, the consumer can refer the matter to the
  VSB arbitration board

Posted: Apr 9, 2017 in Hygiene, care and allergies

In most of the houses there are unwanted guests but always present: dust mites. They live flakes of skin that people lose 1.5 grams daily. Although large only from 0.1 to 0.5 mm, they will feel comfortable in upholstered furniture, carpets and, unfortunately, especially in our beds, which is 70 percent of them, then up to 10 million. Multiply there and exercise their metabolism. Their droppings contain components that cause allergies, we inhale during sleep. The consequences: cold, red and watery eyes, skin rash, cough or respiratory failure.
 
Wetter and warmer the environment, the better you feel these spiders. To reduce the development of allergies or live better with allergies already manifest, so it is important to have read the materials in the proper hygiene. In well ventilated mattresses and cushions in washed frequently and also with an atmosphere of the room a little cooler, fresh air, dust mites are not well.
 
Mattresses with dust mite are a microclimate for example our ClimaLuxe® Finesse and AirPulse®. Given that harbored many mites in the pillow, we recommend you take a look in our own bed accessories washable.

Posted: Apr 9, 2017 in Hygiene, care and allergies

What is the correct way to care for your down duvets and feather pillows? And when is the right time to replace them?

To gain the maximum comfort and best hygiene from your bedding, it should be properly cared for. Bedding should be thoroughly aired in the morning to release the moisture absorbed during the night. Open your bedroom window and give the bedding a gentle shake. The filling in certain types of Nordic duvets may “wander” – should this be the case, the filling should be redistributed by hand from time to time. Don’t expose your duvet to direct sunlight and keep it away from carpet beaters and vacuum cleaners.

Washable down duvets and feather pillows should be washed at least once a year while those that require professional cleaning should be taken every three to five years or else replaced if the duvet has seen particularly hard service. As the demands made on pillows are significantly higher, they should be replaced after three years.

Washing instructions

Unless otherwise stated, washable down duvets and feather pillows with a washing symbol on the care label can be washed at up to 60°C. You should use a pH neutral liquid detergent suitable for delicates and choose a programme with a spin cycle. Down duvet and feather pillows absorb many times their own weight in water during washing, so the spin cycle should be repeated. You should then tumble dry your duvet at 100°C, shaking it every 30 minutes or so to shorten the drying time, which can last for between 60 and 120 minutes depending on the size of the tumble dryer.

Important:

• Never use a conditioner
• Always follow the washing instructions on your duvet

Posted: Apr 9, 2017 in Hygiene, care and allergies

This is an old belief that has been refuted by recent scientific research showing that down duvets and feather pillows offer very unfavourable conditions for dust mites. In addition, scientists have established that children who have down duvets are less likely to suffer from dust mite allergies and children who already have such allergies are less prone to severe breathing problems. Based on these studies, down duvets and feather pillows are now recommended for dust mite allergy-sufferers.

Down duvets bearing the “Swiss Guaranty VSB” quality seal have covers made of fabrics that pose an insurmountable barrier for dust mites and as the down is dried at 100°C, they are free of mites, bacteria
and germs.

It is clear that even dust mite allergy sufferers don’t have to forego the advantages of a down duvet
or feather pillow.

NOMITE for even more peace of mind

Washable products bearing a NOMITE label have a feather and down resistant covering material that offers additional protection and prevents mites from getting inside the duvet.

So even if you suffer from allergies or asthma, you don’t need to do without the natural benefits that down
and feather have to offer as you sleep.

Posted: Apr 9, 2017 in Quality, Hygiene, care and allergies, Labels and brands

The NOMITE mark indicates that a product is suitable for house-dust-mite-allergy sufferers: because down- and feather-filled products offer excellent thermal and climatic conditions for humans (rapid warming up when one is sleeping, rapid decrease in humidity when the bedding is aired), they provide a very poor habitat for house dust mites, which rely on high humidity to live.

The tight weave of the down- and feather-proof fabric acts as a barrier preventing the mites from passing through and offers, thus, additional protection. So that also those who suffer from house dust allergies or asthma can enjoy the natural comfort afforded by down and feather bedding. This has been demonstrated by scientific research.

Posted: Apr 9, 2017 in Quality, Hygiene, care and allergies, Labels and brands

Posted: Apr 8, 2017 in Hygiene, care and allergies

It is better to use synthetic products, cotton or down. We do not recommend products containing millet or bamboo, these products can wake up allergy to grasses.

Posted: Apr 9, 2017 in Vouchers and discounts

In addition to discounts on our products 

We offer other discounts according to certain actions:

• A voucher of CHF 10.- if you subscribe to our newsletter.
• A voucher of CHF 5.- if you give us your opinion after your purchase.
• A 1.5% voucher if you pay by bank transfer.
• And other special vouchers according to promotions.

Posted: Apr 9, 2017 in Security of our site and your data

We use your data with great respect:

• SSL: The site has an SSL AES 256 certificate, which bans phishing and encrypts the exchanges.
  
  
• PCI-DSS: Your credit card details are only saved on the payment provider's website (Aduno, Paypal, Postfinance, Twint).
  
  
• Cookies: We ask you if you accept cookies. (See our general conditions)
  
  
• Opt-out, Double opt-in: We always give you the possibility to easily unsubscribe from our newsletter. We enroll you in our newsletter only upon request and confirmation.
  
  
• FADP: You have the option to ask us to delete your data if you have not placed an order. If you have ordered, for legal reasons, we must keep the documents for 10 years. (Federal Act on Data Protection)
  
  
• HACK: We secure our website against piracy and defacing, by high security measures.

Posted: Apr 9, 2017 in Payments

We accept payments :

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E-banking in Advance  (Or payment slip by post)

You will receive a voucher worth 1.5% of your order to use on your next order or you can deduct 1.5% of the amount of your current payment. The payment is to be made on one of our account with PostFinance or Credit Suisse. Below you have the photo example of the voucher. We will wait your payment within 5 days after your order. We will deliver rapidly once we have received your payment.

ON REQUEST: We will send you by mail the invoice with a payment slip.

Credit Suisse, 8070 ZUERICH
IBAN: CH15 0483 5092 2974 0000 0
CCP: 80-500-4
BIC/SWIFT: CRESCHZZ80A
Clearing: 4835
Juerg Freimann, Florastrasse 13, 8700 KUESNACHT ZH

Postfinance
IBAN : CH22 0900 0000 8559 2639 2
BIC/SWIFT: POFICHBEXXX
CCP: 85-592639-2
Juerg Freimann, Florastrasse 13, 8700 KUESNACHT ZH

 

e-bettenshop.ch is equipped with an SSL certificate, which means that your payment details will only transmit encrypted yet and are thus inaccessible to third parties. We do not store credit card customer data.

Via Postfinance with credit card or PostFinance Card

If you hold a Postcard or a Postfinance account. Or Mastercard or Visa

Via TWINT  The digital wallet of Switzerland

Posted: Apr 9, 2017 in Delivery and assembly service.

We deliver and install your products for a fixed price of CHF 80.-.
When ordering, choose delivery with assembly.

Posted: Apr 9, 2017 in Delivery and assembly service.

Yes we know from your order when delivery will take place. We inform you at every step. For most orders you will receive a "tracking" link to follow it, as soon as your items are sent. For bulky items you will be telephoned to agree on the day of delivery. You can contact us at any time for further information.

Posted: Apr 9, 2017 in Delivery and assembly service.

Free delivery* in Switzerland and Liechtenstein.

Items can not be sent by post will be supplied by us or by carrier.
In all cases the delivery is free.

Packages are usually delivered 2 to 12 working days after your payment in Switzerland and Liechtenstein

We only deliver within Switzerland and Liechtenstein.

*CHF 15.- up to CHF 150.- purchase.

MOUNTING SERVICE CHF 80.-

Pick-up at store! You can pick up all the products in our store, by appointment by calling on +41 44 910 15 34 or +41 79 401 94 00

Posted: Jul 14, 2017 in Recycling, Eco-responsible, Labels and brands

From the cradle to the cradle
As a differentiation from conventional recycling, the quality of the raw materials is maintained over several product life cycles and are exclusively used
As "safely rated chemicals". The production processes, the use and the recycling of the products are designed according to the model to maintain the quality of the raw materials over several life cycles. This means: no waste, everything is also nutrient.

Posted: Jul 14, 2017 in Recycling, Eco-responsible, Labels and brands

Ecological and traceable raw materials

Down and feather products
The downs and feathers used for our ORGANIC products come from GOTS-certified breeders from controlled biological animal husbandry.

Down are distinguished by their excellent insulating properties and respiratory activity in relation to their light weight. Despite the latest technology, no material has yet been developed which fulfills these properties in the same quality and is also completely biodegradable. Before filling, the down and feathers are thoroughly washed several times and are subject to strict, hygienic controls. These high-quality duvets and pillows are manufactured in the factory of Billerbeck Schweiz AG. The strict quality control is carried out without any gaps according to Swiss criteria.

Natural fiber products
High-quality, natural fiber products are a good alternative to bedding made from down and feathers. For these ORGANIC products, we rely on wool and cotton fibers from biologically controlled crops. Only renewable and organic materials are used.

Posted: Jul 14, 2017 in Recycling, Eco-responsible, Labels and brands

The entire range is GOTS certified

With the new ORGANIC range for natural bedding, Billerbeck is an independent, acknowledged sustainability and organic label for GOTS.

All products of the Billerbeck ORGANIC range are certified by the internationally recognized GOTS label.

The Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) is a world-leading label for the processing of textiles made from biologically produced natural materials. GOTS defines in detail the environmental requirements for the entire textile production.

Quality assurance is ensured by independent certification of the entire textile supply chain. This ensures the sustainable production of bedding - from raw material to packaging.

In addition, GOTS defines significant social criteria, which the participating companies consciously respect and live with.

Sustainability and environmental orientation are values ??that Billerbeck identifies. On this basis the new ORGANIC range was developed, which is manufactured in a resource-saving production.

Posted: Jul 14, 2017 in Recycling, Eco-responsible, Labels and brands

New ORGANIC assortment
From Billerbeck

More and more people in our society attach a particular importance to a nature-conscious way of life.

Sustainability, environmental orientation and conservation of natural resources are key principles that are increasingly reflected in many areas of life, such as mobility, nutrition and lifestyle.

For these particularly nature-oriented consumers, Billerbeck has developed the ORGANIC segment, which consists of sustainably produced bed linen. Billerbeck ORGANIC stands for a natural and at the same time recuperative sleeping culture. In order to additionally underline Billerbeck's requirements, the ORGANIC products are certified with the recognized GOTS standard.

Billerbeck ORGANIC offers a complete bedding set of natural materials. The duvets, pillows, neck support pillows and toppers are manufactured fairly and sustainably. At the same time they convince by the typical Billerbeck quality from selected top materials - for a deep and restful sleep.

With Billerbeck ORGANIC, a unique product range has been developed which is a natural and at the same time recuperative sleeping culture - as a growing customer groups desire

Posted: Apr 10, 2017 in Recycling, Eco-responsible, Labels and brands

Introduction

The STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX® is a worldwide consistent, independent testing and certification system for raw, semi-finished, and finished textile products at all processing levels, as well as accessory materials used. Examples of articles that can be certified: raw and dyed/finished yarns, woven and knitted fabrics, accessories, such as buttons, zip fasteners, sewing threads or labels, ready-made articles of various types (garments of all types, domestic and household textiles, bed linen, terry products and much more).

Criteria

Since its introduction in 1992, the central focus of the STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX® has been the development of test criteria, limit values and test methods on a scientific basis. On the basis of its comprehensive and strict catalogue of measures, with several hundred regulated individual substances, the STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX® takes account of:

• Important legal regulations, such as banned Azo colourants, formaldehyde, pentachlorophenol, cadmium, nickel, etc.
• Numerous harmful chemicals, even if they are not yet legally regulated.
• Requirements of Annexes XVII and XIV of the European Chemicals Regulation REACh as well as of the ECHA SVHC Candidate List insofar as they are assessed by expert groups of the OEKO-TEX® Association to be relevant for fabrics, textiles, garments or accessories. Discussions and developments that are considered to be relevant are taken into account as quickly and effectively as possible through updates to the STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX® requirements.
• Requirements from the US Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA) regarding lead.
• Numerous also environmentally relevant substance classes

With its decades of experience, the OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 therefore contributes to high and effective product safety from a consumer’s point of view. Test criteria and limit values in many cases go far beyond applicable national and international standards. Extensive product checks and regular company audits also ensure that the industry has a globally sustainable awareness of the responsible use of chemicals. With this concept, the OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 has taken on a pioneering role for many years.

Posted: Apr 9, 2017 in Recycling, Eco-responsible

For ecological reasons, we reuse the cartons and packaging of our products received, for shipments to customers. It may therefore happen that the new products are packed in reused cartons.

Posted: Apr 9, 2017 in Hygiene, care and allergies, Recycling, Eco-responsible, Labels and brands

Putting our customers first

The largest Swiss manufacturers of down duvets and feather pillows founded the Swiss Bedding Manufacturer’s Association (VSB) over 50 years ago.

Our primary goal is to provide greater clarity and confidence for customers purchasing bedding. That is why the “Swiss Guaranty VSB” quality seal was created by the VSB in 2001.

The quality seal replaced the previous „plumarex“ label.

The “Swiss Guaranty VSB” quality seal can only be used by Swiss Bedding Manufacturer’s Association members who have agreed to comply with the established quality standards. “Swiss Guaranty VSB” is a quality seal that ensures a maximum of clarity and confidence when you purchase bedding

• Completely natural. Only pure, natural goose and duck down and feathers have been used.
• Animal welfare. All the down and feathers have been plucked from dead animals.
• Hygienic. The down and feathers have been cleaned according to strict hygiene regulations and
  dried at temperatures in excess of 100% to render them completely germ free.
• Protection against mites. The covering material for both down duvets and feather pillows has been
  woven so closely that mites are unable to penetrate the fabric.
• Environmentally friendly. The down and feathers have been washed using biodegradable detergents.
• Recycling. The manufacturers work in association with Texaid to take back all the down duvets and feather pillows that are no longer required for environmentally friendly recycling.
• Clarity. All goods declarations concerning down and feather content comply with strict Swiss
  standards.
• Confidence. There is a two-year manufacturers guarantee of flawless quality on every duvet as
  long as you care for your duvet according to the tips on the duvet label.
• Protection. Should a difference of opinion arise between consumer and manufacturer concerning compliance with the terms of this quality guarantee, the consumer can refer the matter to the
  VSB arbitration board

Posted: Apr 9, 2017 in Recycling, Eco-responsible

The Swiss Bedding Manufacturer’s Association works in close association with Texaid to assure the orderly disposal of down duvets and feather pillows bearing the “Swiss Guaranty VSB” quality seal. The duvets and pillows can be placed inside the designated bags and left outside on the next Texaid collection day or put inside the special Texaid clothing containers. The bags can be obtained from your local specialist bedding retailer or from the VSB central office. In addition, Texaid carries out collections in conjunction with VSB members that are announced in the local media.

The collected duvets are then either reconditioned or sent on for professional recycling. This, of course, poses no environmental problem since down and feathers are entirely natural products, unlike synthetics.

By giving your down duvets or feather pillows to Texaid, you are not only protecting the environment, but also making a valuable contribution to the following Texaid associated relief organisations which receive part of the proceeds:

• Schweizerisches Rotes Kreuz (Swiss Red Cross)
• Winterhilfe Schweiz (Swiss Winter Aid) 
• Schweizerisches Arbeiterhilfswerk (Swiss Workers Relief Organisation)
• CARITAS Switzerland
• KOLPING Schweizer Kolpingwerk (Swiss Kolping Organisation)
• HEKS Hilfswerk der Evangelischen Kirchen der Schweiz (Swiss Interchurch Aid)

Posted: Apr 9, 2017 in Recycling, Eco-responsible

We get rid of the old beds, mattresses and so on.
Thank you to inform us in advance so we can make arrangements.

Posted: Apr 9, 2017 in Warranties

The Dauny Warranty
The international guarantee certificate highlights the high quality Dauny. All Dauny duvetries come with a wide warranty, as you would expect from a high quality branded product. Please pay attention to international warranty certificates.

10 years of worldwide warranty on eider duvets - The eider quality certificate guarantees the purest, most exclusive and most extraordinary pleasure of sleeping naturally.

5-year international warranty for Dauny duvets
All Dauny duvets come with a 5 year warranty. This gives the customer the assurance of a brand product of the highest quality in terms of material and perfect execution.
Dauny 2 Year International Warranty for Pillows
All Dauny pillows come with a 2-year warranty, as Dauny pillows are also high-quality products, made with the utmost care and with the best materials.

Posted: Apr 9, 2017 in Warranties

Swiss quality

Billerbeck down duvets are Swiss quality products
Feather and down duvets and pillows are produced with the utmost care in the billerbeck Suisse SA in Fischbach-Göslikon. It all begins with the meticulous choice of plumules on which depends the excellence of the finished product. To this effect, we use European goose down to any large flakes. No plumage on the living animal. The quality and purity of the down flakes is subject to strict controls in our own laboratory.

The use of the best material is obviously accompanied by the utmost care taken in the making and rigorous compliance with ecological requirements. It uses on the one hand high-performance machines and manual labor on the other hand. Our hard-working employees bring the perfect finishes to every product before they leave our home.

2 years warranty on material and workmanship defects
If, despite our utmost attention, you detect any material or performance defect up to two years after the date of purchase, we replace the defective item with a new one. Each billerbeck item is supplied with a warranty card and a "product passport" that mentions the type of filling and fabric quality of the envelope, as well as the dimensions and other indications. We congratulate you on entrusting your sleep to a good product billerbeck.

Posted: Apr 9, 2017 in Warranties

Thank you for your confidence in BICO, you have made a good choice. As the leading Swiss sleep specialist, we guarantee that only the best materials are selected and carefully processed for our products. So that you can enjoy your BICO product for a long time and enjoy a restful sleep, please read our guarantee recommendations as well as our useful care recommendations.


The usability of the mattress and the inlay frame guarantee a ten-year guarantee under normal conditions, which includes material and processing defects.
The full guarantee is 2 years. After 24 months, a proportionate share of the customer 's share in the price of the

Repairs according to the following percentages:
3rd year: 20% 7th year: 60%
4th year: 30% 8th year: 70%
5th year: 40% 9th year: 80%
6th year: 50% 10th year: 90%

If the product is used as a whole, the current catalog price will be used for guarantee claims.
BICO reserves the right to make no warranty claims for repairs resulting from improper handling. Mattresses are somewhat smoother in use, so normal softness is not covered under warranty.

The warranty claim for mattresses is only valid when used with a suitable under-spring suspension. Insert frames with older construction and insufficient functionality destroy a new mattress in a comparatively short time.

No guarantee claims can be asserted if such an insert frame is used. The mattress cores initially have a specific intrinsic odor. So you do not need to worry, because this smell is harmless in every respect and is lost in use after a short time.

 

BICO uses only CFC-free and amine-free mattress cores, which comply with the Oeko-Tex® Standard 100.
The guarantee claim applies from the date of purchase and only against the presentation of the purchase receipt. If you have any questions, please contact your dealer or directly at BICO AG, Kundendienst, 8718 Schänis.

Limitations:
For motors with BICO mounting frames, as well as for frames and accessories, the warranty period is a maximum of two years (full guarantee).

 
Care instructions
 

The mattress will give you pleasure for a long time if you follow the following instructions:

1. The natural mattress pads are breathable. Therefore, allow the mattress to bleed for half an hour before first embedding. Daily airing gives the mattress an additional recreation facility.


2. For double-sidedly padded mattresses we recommend to turn the mattress at least once a month. Also the turning in the longitudinal direction is recommended except for mattresses with head and foot sides.

 

3. The mattress must not be tapped and sucked. Cleaning with a soft brush is sufficient and does not attack the natural supports.


4. Detachable mattress covers can be washed or chemically cleaned depending on the filling material. Please note the care instructions attached to the mattress cover.


5. Over the years, even with good care, different residues accumulate automatically. For this reason, we recommend replacing the mattress for hygienic reasons after 8 to 10 years for an intact feeling of freshness and a healthy sleep comfort.

Posted: Apr 9, 2017 in Warranties

Guarantee for quality

Roviva products consist of first-class raw materials and basic materials. In combination with the careful processing and regular quality control as well as recognized internal and external safety tests result quality products and services that keep. What they promise.


FULL WARRANTY
During the first 2 years after the date of manufacture, we grant a full guarantee on all mattresses and system frames on all authorized material and production defects. For repairs or replacements from the third year, the guarantee claim is reduced by 10% per year from the date of manufacture (pro-rata guarantee of 10 years).


Proportionate share of the customer:
3rd year: 20%
4th year: 30%
5th year: 40%
6th year: 50%
7th year: 60%
8th year: 70%
9th year: 80%
10th year: 90%

For system frames with electrically adjustable components, including drives as well as beds, we provide 2 years full warranty


TRANSPORT AND ASSEMBLY
The buyer bears the costs for transport and assembly in the event of a guarantee. He is concerned about a replacement mattress during this time. Our warranty does not interfere with the ongoing warranty period; There is no new guarantee period.

WARRANTY CLAIMS
Warranty claims must be reported directly to the retailer


STRENGTHENING
Mattresses are somewhat softer in use, so normal strength deviations are not guaranteed. Mattresses should be turned regularly (also in the longitudinal direction) in order to avoid a one-sided wear.

Defects
Defects which are attributable to a bad, deficient or inappropriate fitting frame or such a deposit are not covered by warranty.

NATURAL POLICE CARDS
Quality mattresses have, for example, Thick natural pads, which in the first months are somewhat compressed by use. This can cause slight wrinkles in the fabric, but this is normal.

FREMDEMISSIONS
Each new product initially has its own specific odor. You need not worry about that. For the smell is harmless in every respect and dissipates in use after a short time.

EXCEPTIONS OF  THE WARRANTY
Do not fall under guarantee claims: normal wear and tear, consequences of improper handling and similar use. Transport damage or other damage, e.g. Cracks, folds, torn handles, defective tear-off closures, soiling, and the like. By stick stains (mold), consequential damage etc.

PILLING
In combination with bedding and bed linen, which contain synthetic fibers, so-called pilling (nodule formation) can occur in mattress covers. Depending on the sleeper and the environment, this can result in static charges which cause the cushioning material to migrate through the cover. Pilling is excluded from the warranty.

LIABILITY
Any further liability in a causal connection with our products is refused.

Posted: Apr 16, 2017 in Returns and withdrawals.

Hello dear Pauline,

We did not deliver this mattress' model on april 12th, 2017. Please ask the shop where you bought the product.

For confidentiality reasons I removed your full name from your question.

Kind regards,
Sarah

Posted: Apr 9, 2017 in Returns and withdrawals.

Right of return and withdrawal
e-bettenshop offers no right of return, but offers a warranty on the products. The customer has no right of withdrawal after the order has been confirmed and paid.

Our products are always new, for reasons of hygiene we do not accept the returns of unpacked products.