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Choose a bed that fits the room, supports the correct mattress and suits how you use the space. The range includes wooden, metal and fabric beds, four-poster frames, bunk and cot beds, and ottoman storage beds from small single to king size. Measure the complete frame rather than the mattress alone, allowing space for the headboard, footboard, drawers or lifting mechanism. Check ceiling height for tall designs and measure doorways, stairs and hallways before delivery. A storage bed can make useful use of the area beneath the mattress, while a simpler slatted frame may suit rooms with separate storage. Mattresses are usually sold separately unless the product page states otherwise, so match both the stated mattress size and any depth guidance. Compare frame construction, slat type, maximum load, assembly requirements and care instructions before ordering, and make sure the chosen position leaves clear routes around the bedroom.

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Beds buying guide

Beds in this collection cover everyday family bedrooms, guest rooms, children’s spaces and more design-led main bedrooms. You will find a mix of simple frames, upholstered options, wooden styles and practical storage-focused designs, so it helps to narrow your choice by room size, preferred look and how much access you need around the base.

If you are starting from scratch, think first about the mattress size you want to use and then the visual weight of the frame. Low foot end designs can help a room feel less crowded, while ottoman, divan and taller statement styles suit shoppers who want extra function or a stronger focal point.

Beds sizes and fit

The overall footprint varies noticeably across this category, so measuring the full frame matters as much as choosing the sleeping size. Typical widths run from about 99cm to 206cm, with a median around 149cm, while typical depths sit roughly between 119cm and 216.5cm, so some designs are much more compact than others and some extend well beyond the mattress area at the headboard or foot end.

How much space should you leave?

A practical starting point is to check that you can still move comfortably around both sides and the foot of the frame once bedside tables or wardrobes are in place. With some models reaching much greater overall widths and depths, it is worth checking door swings, radiator positions and awkward corners before ordering, especially in box rooms or loft conversions.

Which sleeping size is most common?

Common size options include 3ft Single Beds, 4ft Small Double Beds, 4ft 6in Double Beds, 5ft King Size Beds and 6ft Queen Size Beds. Double and king size options are especially well represented, while single and small single styles are useful where floor space is tighter or for children’s and guest rooms.

Overall height also varies, with typical heights from around 80cm to 160.4cm and some much taller statement pieces beyond that. If your bed will sit beneath a window sill, sloped ceiling or wall feature, compare the listed height carefully rather than assuming all frames will sit low.

Beds storage options

This category includes several distinct types, so the right choice depends on how you use the room day to day. You will see low foot end and high foot end designs, ottoman and storage styles, divans, TV beds and occasional four poster options, alongside cleaner-lined frames that suit more compact layouts.

When is storage worth it?

Ottoman and other storage-led designs are worth considering when wardrobe space is limited or when you want bulkier items tucked away under the mattress area. If access around the sides of the frame is restricted, check the product details carefully to see how the storage is built and whether the opening arrangement will suit your layout.

What do the materials change?

Fabric upholstery is one of the most common choices here, giving a softer outline and a more cushioned feel around the headboard. Wood, oak and pine bring a more natural look, metal frames can read lighter and more open in smaller rooms, and MDF or particleboard-based designs often suit painted, gloss or simple contemporary finishes. For day-to-day care, fabric benefits from regular vacuuming, while painted, gloss and wood surfaces are generally best wiped with a soft cloth and kept dry.

In terms of appearance, modern and contemporary looks are strongly represented, but there are also Scandinavian, industrial, farmhouse and classic options. Grey and white are especially common colour choices, with black, cream, oak, walnut and natural tones also available; if you already know the finish you want, it may be useful to browse Grey Beds or return to the broader Bedroom Furniture collection to coordinate wardrobes and bedside pieces.

Beds delivery and assembly

Beds in this category are usually supplied flat packed, so checking access through stairways, landings and doorways is sensible before delivery. Choice Furniture Superstore advertises free UK standard delivery, and optional assembly is available on selected products only. Finance options and a 50% deposit option are also available subject to CFS terms and eligibility, with item-specific delivery, assembly and finance details shown on the individual product page and at checkout.

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FAQs on Beds

What bed size should I choose?

Choose the largest size that leaves enough room to walk around the bed and use nearby furniture. Measure the full bed frame because headboards and side rails can extend beyond the mattress. Couples commonly consider double or king-size beds, but available room space should guide the final decision.

Most bed frames are sold without a mattress unless the product description states that one is included. Check the required mattress dimensions before ordering. Some frames may also specify a recommended mattress depth, particularly bunk beds, cot beds and designs with raised side rails.

An ottoman bed lifts the mattress platform to reveal storage beneath most of the sleeping area. An underbed drawer pulls out from one or both sides. Ottoman beds require lifting clearance, while drawers need unobstructed floor space beside the frame.

Wooden beds offer natural grain or painted finishes, while metal frames often have a lighter visual profile. Upholstered beds provide a padded, fabric-covered appearance. Strength and durability depend on the complete construction, fixings and permitted load rather than the material alone.

Measure the intended floor area, ceiling height and clearance around doors, drawers and storage mechanisms. Check doorways, landings, staircases and hallways on the delivery route. Compare these measurements with both the assembled bed dimensions and the packaged dimensions where provided.
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