Allerman Beds Offer Up to 60% Off to Celebrate the Launch of New Bed Frames

[Financial News] Allerman Beds is launching its largest promotion of the second half of the year to celebrate the release of three new bed frames.
According to Allerman on the 7th, the 'Botero' frame released this season features a unique block-shaped headboard made by joining eight cushions together. It utilizes high-density fabric to enhance durability. It is characterized by improved usability by minimizing shape deformation caused by friction or pressure, as well as pilling, discoloration, and everyday scratches.
'Morrison,' launched alongside it, captures the style of modern classic by adding grid patterns and tufting details to a subtle ivory fabric and harmonizing leather accents on the edges. It uses a new eco-friendly vegan leather material that is resistant to pet claws and scratches from sharp objects.
'Martin' features a calm yet sophisticated dark gray fabric frame with restrained horizontal lines, blending naturally with any interior.
The 'All Night, All Right' event, running until the end of this year at Allerman Beds stores nationwide, offers up to 60% off all mattresses and frames.
The popular 'Premium 1840' model and the 'CARDIFF' and 'CHESTER' mattresses, which have been released in new sizes, are discounted by 50%. Selected frames scheduled for discontinuation are being sold at discounts of up to 60%.
Allerman Beds is solidifying its position in the market by leveraging its unrivaled technology as the "world's first allergy-free bed." "Allergy X-Cover Forte," a bed-specific fabric embodying the know-how of Allerman, Korea's No. 1 allergy-free bedding company, is woven with threads less than one-hundredth the thickness of a human hair, creating an ultra-fine pore structure.
This effectively blocks the penetration of fine dust and allergens, as well as bedbugs and house dust mites. It also prevents pet hair from becoming embedded. Thanks to its differentiated functionality, it is receiving a positive response from families with children suffering from rhinitis or atopic diseases and from pet owners.

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