Lao K Sleep Culture Museum Introduction
At the Old K Sleep Culture Museum, the space is completely different from what you might imagine as just a place with mattresses. In addition to various types of beds on display, you can also learn about the evolution of beds from ancient times to the present day and across different cultures. The exhibits include the traditional red sleeping beds from grandmother's era and antique spring mattresses from the 70 years of Japanese occupation. Of course, there are also introductions to the mattresses of their own brand from various decades. The Old K mattresses, known for their durability, were once sold out due to high demand, and now old customers have donated them back to the Old K Sleep Culture Museum as part of the display. According to statistics, the spring mattresses produced by Old K have an average lifespan of up to 33 years. A good mattress can definitely stand the test of time, but finding the right product requires trying it out for yourself. Therefore, the sleep experience area is particularly favored by visitors. Additionally, the museum offers many informative and entertaining activities, such as a colorful maze, fun photo zones, the Old K premium bed area, a rotating stage, and a DIY classroom, which can keep you entertained for a long time. Both adults and children can find joy here, making it suitable for family visits. The lantern-shaped spring beds are particularly suitable for Taiwan's climate, and the Old K Sleep Culture Museum operates on a reservation system. On weekdays, there is also an opportunity to observe the manufacturing process of the spring mattresses, where guided tours not only showcase the structure of the spring mattresses...
