NEWS · B2 Level - Part 2
New Bed Frames From Recycled Plastic
Watch out, Ikea. A company in Australia wants to make a bed that could be a breeze to assemble.
Level: B2 · 14 sentences
Transcript
- Watch out, Ikea.
- A company in Australia wants to make a bed that could be a breeze to assemble.
- It takes about 1 hour to make a king single.
- Better yet, the beds are made from 100% recycled plastic.
- John Steel came up with the idea of making beds using interlocking plastic bricks.
- By melting down pallets that used to be buckets, crates, and other recycled items.
- He says every twin-sized bed frame saves 16 lb of plastic from a landfill.
- They are expected to last about 10 years,
- and then it will be time to recycle the whole bed.
- But what's it like to sleep in one of these things?
- Some athletes have been testing them out, telling CBS News:
- I think it's really good. It's just completely noise-free, so...
- there's no creaking or anything like that.
- A noise-free night's sleep adding to the peace of mind that your bed is helping the environment.