SpitzenBetthöhe
SpitzenBetthöhe is a term used in German-speaking ergonomics and furniture design to describe the upper limit of bed height considered practical and safe for most adults. The concept focuses on the height of the bed’s top surface (the mattress or sleeping platform) relative to the floor and is used to assess accessibility, ergonomics, and room layout. The SpitzenBetthöhe is not a fixed standard; it varies with user factors such as body height, mobility, and whether the bed is intended for a healthy adult, a child, or someone with limited mobility.
Measurement and considerations: SpitzenBetthöhe is measured from the floor to the top surface of the mattress
Impact and applications: An appropriate SpitzenBetthöhe improves ease of transfers, reduces the risk of back strain,
Origin and terminology: The term appears in German-language design and ergonomic discussions and is not a universally
See also: Ergonomics, Bed, Adjustable bed, Accessibility, Aging in place.