Furniture to combat stress: the Comfort segment at imm cologne 2017 In the Comfort segment, the industry will be showing how furniture for sitting and relaxing in is becoming ever more comfortable. This year, there are more exhibitors participating than ever before. A good third of our lives is spent sitting, whether at the dining table with friends or on the sofa with the family. Not to mention the time spent sitting in the office, in meetings and conferences, or in airport lounges and railway station waiting rooms. In recent years, focus has increasingly shifted to an appreciation of ergonomic features when choosing seating and relaxation furniture. In the Comfort segment at imm cologne, manufacturers of seating and relaxation furniture will be showing how they are contributing to the subject. The continued growth in exhibitor numbers in Halls 10.2 and 6 is the best proof there is that imm cologne is the most important event for the industry internationally. “It is already becoming clear that both halls are going to be fully booked”, explains Arne Petersen, Vice President Trade Fair Management at Koelnmesse.
“Next year, once again, a wide spectrum of national and international companies will be presenting in the Comfort segment, including not only a lot of familiar faces, but also many exciting new companies that will be using the Cologne platform for the first time.” Anyone who has visited the Comfort segment at imm cologne in previous years knows that it offers seating and relaxation furniture to suit every use and taste. Returning to the event is the long-established Scandinavian company Ekornes, which has been writing “seating history” with its Stressless brand of seats since 1971. Moreover, companies such as Passe Partout, JOKA, IMG Group, BD Möbel, Vilmers, Burhens and Primavera will be debuting. Presenting Germany’s rich tradition of manufacturing furniture for sitting comfortably and relaxing will be market leaders such as Himolla, Koinor, the Polipol group, Ewald Schillig, Willi Schillig, K+W Polstermöbel, Bali, Ponsel as well as many other exhibitors. And international headliners such as Natuzzi, ADA, ROM, Furninova, Cotta, Calia, Chateau D’Ax, Steinpol, Hjort Knudsen, Theca, Het Anker, HTL, ManWah and KUKA have registered as exhibitors.
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Should I put clingfilm over my windows to keep my home warmer?Should I wash my clothes at 30C and will they really be clean?I have a draught through my front door – how much energy am I losingWill filling my attic with boxes help insulate my homeIs it cheaper to have my heating on at night or during the day Historically variable rate tariffs have tended to be cheaper. But at the moment the cheapest rates are currently offered on one-year fixes and all of the Big Six have pledged to freeze even their variable rates until 2015. However you will still pay a premium if you want long-term price security.But, some may still find that they save money switching to a fixed tariff, particularly if you've never switched and are not signed up to a duel fuel and paying by direct debit. Energy prices have been relatively low over the past two years, however prices are creeping up thanks to a jump in wholesale costs meaning if you are thinking of switching it could be worth considering a fixed tariff to help shield you from a mid-winter price hike.
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