Power napping is the term used for a short energy-creating sleep, which charges your batteries and which not only decreases the risk of burnout, but also reduces the risk of having a heart attack. Furthermore your power of concentration and your attention span are increased, which in turn has a positive effect on your work performance and the accident rate sinks. 

In order to best support the power nap, we have developed the Inemuri Lounger with the help of physiotherapists and doctors. The form of the surface has been created around the golden average and is thus suitable for people of all sizes. Thanks to a guide bar between both parts the lounger can simply be reclined to suit your own individual needs.  High quality materials and a wide variety of models in material and textile leather add to the maximum comfort and the possibility of individually selecting a style to suit you.

The solution as a whole
The ideal lounger alone, however, does not guarantee the perfect power nap. For that you need suitable surroundings which create the right atmosphere.  That is why we support you with our team of interior designers in the realisation - from the selection of a suitable room, to the furnishings, right down to the important details such as light, colour and scent.
We also offer, as an additional service, impulse talks and training for your employees when you decide to introduce power napping in your company.

Univ.-Prof. Dr. Manfred Walzl, Head of the Department for the Science of Sleep at the Landesnervenklinik Sigmund Freud in Graz confirms this view: "There are two absolute performance lows within 24 hours. One is in the middle of the night, where most people are sleeping, the other is around midday. In this time the performance curve falls, mistakes increase and accidents become more frequent. A short midday sleep can counter these problems.    The power napping lounger from Eurofoam encourages you to fall asleep quickly and thus increases your attention span, raises your tolerance to stress and decreases the danger of burnout."