Old K Sleep Culture Museum Introduction
At the Lao K Sleep Culture Museum, the space is vastly different from the imagined area consisting only of mattresses. In addition to the introduction of various types of beds, visitors can learn about the evolution of beds from ancient times to the present, including the red sleeping beds from grandmother's era and antique spring mattresses with a history of 70 years from the Japanese rule. Naturally, there are also introductions to their own brand of mattresses from different decades. The long-lasting Lao K mattresses, which were sold out due to high demand, have now been donated back by loyal customers for display purposes at the museum. It is reported that the average lifespan of the spring mattresses produced by Lao K can reach up to 33 years. A good mattress can certainly withstand the test of time, and finding the right product requires personal testing and trying out, which is why the sleep experience area is particularly popular among visitors. Additionally, the museum features many informative and entertaining attractions, such as a colorful maze, a fun photo area, a premium Lao K bed section, a rotating stage, and a DIY classroom, allowing visitors to spend a long time enjoying themselves, with fun for both adults and children, making it suitable for family visits. The lantern-shaped spring mattresses, which are best suited for Taiwan's climate, require reservations for visiting the Lao K Sleep Culture Museum. During weekdays, visitors even have the chance to tour the manufacturing process of spring mattresses, where guides offer insights into the structure of spring beds and reveal little secrets about them. It turns out that the lantern-shaped balanced spring mattress is the most appropriate for Taiwan's subtropical climate. The guides also provide tips for trying out the beds, helping travelers find a comfortable spring mattress for their sleep experience. Since one spends one-third of their life sleeping, acquiring knowledge closely related to health is the greatest benefit of visiting the Lao K Sleep Culture Museum.
