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There are three categories of contract beds which differ in their resistance to fire. One is low hazard, medium hazard and very hazardous category. It depends on how much it can resist fire and be hazardous for the individual.
Types of Contract Beds:
If one goes out in the market to buy the contract beds, he might get confused because of the large number of designs, types and variety available. The cost of the contract beds vary depending upon their design, quality, material from which it is produced either wood or wrought iron and the size of the bed. The types of contract bed includes Top end pocket beds, Mid-range pocket sprung beds, Entry Level pocket sprung beds, Open coil beds, Orthopedic back care beds, Campus range and Folding and Rollaway beds.
There are different companies that produce contract beds including Mattison Contract Beds, Knights Bridge furniture and Contract beds (a UK based company). There are contract beds which have drawers under the bed to keep quilts, cushions or other useful things. Further there are other contract beds which have TV screens attached to their side as well with the brackets attached and could get fold when not in use. There are other contract beds which could get folded into half, and become useful for seating arrangement. Similarly the orthopedic contract beds are useful for the people who have back aches or other back related problems. They are usually medicated flat beds to provide more support to your back and shoulder.
