Lao K Sleep Culture Hall Introduction
At the Old K Sleep Culture Museum, the experience is vastly different from the imagined space filled only with mattresses. In addition to showcasing various types of beds, visitors can also learn about the evolution of beds from ancient to modern times, including traditional red beds from grandma's era and antique spring mattresses with a history of 70 years from the Japanese colonial period. The museum also features introductions to mattresses from their own brand over the decades. The durable Old K mattresses, which once sold out due to great demand, have now been donated back by longtime customers for display purposes. According to statistics, the average use time of the spring mattresses produced by Old K can reach up to 33 years. A good mattress is certainly capable of standing the test of time, and finding the right product requires personal testing and lying down. Therefore, the sleep experience area is particularly favored by visitors. In addition, the museum offers many entertaining and educational activities, including a colorful maze, fun photo areas, the Old K premium bed area, a rotating stage, and a DIY classroom, making it a place where both adults and children can spend a long time enjoying themselves and is suitable for family visits. The lantern-shaped spring mattress, which is ideal for Taiwan's climate, requires reservations for visits to the Old K Sleep Culture Museum. On weekdays, visitors can also have the opportunity to observe the manufacturing process of spring mattresses, where guided tours reveal the structure of the mattresses and uncover their little secrets. It turns out that the lantern-shaped balance spring mattress is the most suitable for the subtropical climate of Taiwan. Tour guides will also provide tips on how to find a comfortable spring mattress by trying it out. People spend one-third of their lives sleeping, so understanding knowledge closely related to health is the greatest benefit of visiting the Old K Sleep Culture Museum.
