Liberator Adds Rocking Beds

ATLANTA — Liberator has added two large pieces to its catalog offerings — the Orbit and Echo beds, which are now available for purchase online and at select retailers.

“Of the two beds the Orbit makes the largest first impression,” the company said. “The brushed carbon steel frame rises to the heavens in a modern interpretation of the four poster bed. Its oversized frame also allows for full-motion rocking of the entire unit. Rocking motions have been proven in studies to provide higher quality sleep and sleep patterns. Not to mention the effects the momentum can have on your love life. Enhanced thrusting anyone?”

The Echo features a carbon steel frame and rocks to a degree, and also gives and bounces at will.

Both are made from reclaimed wood and recycled carbon steel. Each has its own unique character from the materials making no bed like another. They also come with rubber stops to keep the bed from moving all night or for it to be propped up at an angle.

“Orbit and Echo beds have also gone through the same rigorous testing as a park bench,” the company said. “What do we mean by that? We mean they’ve been salt-spray tested and are suitable for outdoor use. Think about having an Orbit out on the patio by the pool for those summer nights you never want The Echo and Orbit are now a part of Liberator’s new in-store boutiques. Beds can be purchased directly through retailers wishing to use the Orbit and Echo as store displays and drop-shipped to customers.

The MSRP of the Orbit and Echo includes delivery. The MSRP for Orbit is $3,000 and the Echo is $1,750.

For more information, visit Liberator.com, or call (866) 542-7283.  

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