The manufacturing of our KERA baby cot, made from solid ash or beech wood sourced from sustainable forests and compliant with all European guarantees, is a process that combines craftsmanship and environmental responsibility. Here are the key steps in this process:

Manufacturing stages

1. Selecting sustainable wood : The first step is to choose wood from sustainably managed forests. This involves selecting wood certified by recognized organizations that guarantee responsible forestry practices and reforestation to maintain forest health.
2. Wood cutting and preparation : The selected wood is cut and prepared according to the design specifications. This includes cutting boards and creating individual pieces such as bars, sides, and the base.
3. Assembly : The parts are assembled according to the design of the KERA convertible crib. High-quality assembly techniques are used to ensure the sturdiness and safety of our crib.
4. Finish : A non-toxic oiled finish is applied to the wood to protect it and give it an attractive appearance. This finish must comply with European standards for the safety of baby products.
5. Safety testing : Before the baby cot leaves the factory, it undergoes rigorous safety testing in accordance with European standards. This includes stability and strength tests, and verification of the absence of hazardous components.
6. Packaging and labeling : The KERA convertible crib is carefully packaged and labeled. This includes the provision of clear assembly instructions.
7. After-Sales Service : Customer service and after-sales support are available to answer customer questions and concerns and ensure that the KERA baby bed is used safely and effectively.
8. Recycling and reuse : Reusing KERA baby beds is at the heart of our DNA, contributing to sustainability and the circular economy.