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Beds with integrated televisions combine comfort, style and entertainment seamlessly. Our TV bed collection ranges from £860 to £1,950, offering upholstered designs in soft greys and quality fabrics. Ideal for modern bedrooms where space and functionality matter.

  • Kaydian Range – Trusted by UK shoppers, Kaydian TV beds lead our sales with innovative design. explore Kaydian TV beds
  • Grey Upholstery – Choose from Light Grey, Dark Grey, Marbella Grey and Pendle Slate fabric finishes.
  • Quality Materials – Durable fabric construction ensures your TV bed looks beautiful for years ahead.
  • Easy Shopping – Browse 11 models online with full specifications and fast UK delivery available.

Tip: Position your TV bed where natural light won't reflect on the screen, and ensure your viewing distance is roughly 1.5 to 2.5 metres from the foot of the bed.

Discover the full collection of Kaydian TV beds or browse our main beds range for additional styles.

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Browse TV Beds by Style

Browse our TV Beds by style — from simple wooden frames to upholstered platform beds and sleigh designs. Each listing includes full dimensions, material details and available colour options.

TV Beds with Storage

Many of our TV Beds include built-in storage options such as drawers, ottoman gas-lift or divan bases with pull-out drawers — making the most of your bedroom space without compromising on style.

Ottoman & Divan TV Beds

Our TV Beds are available in single, small double, double, king and super king sizes. Use the size filter to find the right fit, and check the product dimensions to ensure it suits your room.

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FAQs on TV Beds

What should I look for when buying a TV bed?

Prioritise motorised lift quality, TV size compatibility, mattress comfort, and upholstery durability. Check the remotes responsiveness, weight capacity (typically 150-200kg), safety lock mechanisms, and whether integrated or bring-your-own TV suits your needs. Verify warranty length.

Most TV beds use a motorised foot-end lift that raises the television from a hidden compartment via remote control. The mechanism typically uses hydraulic or electronic motors. Safety locks prevent accidental drops, and positioning allows tilting for optimal viewing angles from bed.

Yes, TV beds work well in compact spaces because they eliminate the need for a separate TV stand or wall-mounted bracket. Opt for single or double frames. Ensure adequate clearance for the TV lift mechanism and comfortable viewing distance from your mattress height.

TV beds prioritise integrated television viewing with motorised lift mechanisms. Storage beds focus on under-bed drawers or compartments for clothing and bedding. Some models combine both features, offering TV functionality plus storage capacity underneath the mattress platform.

Use any standard mattress matching your bed size—single, double, queen, or king. Memory foam, pocket sprung, and hybrid mattresses all work. Avoid extremely thick mattresses (over 30cm) as they may obstruct the TV compartment or affect lifting mechanism performance.

Clean upholstery monthly with a soft brush or vacuum attachment. Check motorised mechanisms quarterly for smooth operation. Dust the TV screen with microfibre cloth. Inspect remote batteries monthly. Avoid placing heavy objects on the footboard that may strain the lift mechanism.

Yes, many models accommodate your own flat-screen TV. Measure your TVs width and depth, then compare against the beds compartment dimensions—most accept 42-55 inch screens. Check weight limits and HDMI port accessibility before purchasing your TV bed.

TV beds offer good value for multi-functional bedroom setups, combining sleeping and entertainment spaces. Initial cost is higher than standard beds, but you avoid separate TV stand purchases. Durability depends on brand choice and mechanism quality. Budget £800-£2000 for quality UK options.

Common options include fabric (linen, cotton blends), faux leather, and genuine leather in various colours. Fabric suits traditional interiors; leather works with modern schemes. Choose stain-resistant or performance fabrics for longevity. Brands like Kaydian offer 20+ colour choices.

Most TV beds require 2-4 hours assembly time. Flat-pack delivery includes all hardware and instructions. Motorised mechanisms are typically pre-assembled. Two people are recommended. Some retailers offer professional assembly services for £50-£150, which is worthwhile given complexity.

Standard TV beds support 150-200kg total weight (mattress plus occupants). Always check manufacturer specifications as this varies by frame construction. Heavier-duty models support up to 250kg. Exceeding weight limits can damage the motorised lift mechanism and compromise safety.
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