How to Assemble a Wood high sleeper with double sofa bed Sleeper

The wood high sleeper is a great choice for children who are looking to be independent and have the bed that can be used as a desk, a sofa and more! All ages are suitable.

Although they are elevated beds and, therefore, carry the possibility of falling, if constructed correctly all our wooden high sleepers are structurally safe. Follow our guidelines for use to ensure your child stays safe.

Features

Wooden high-sleeper beds are an excellent way to make space in a child's bedroom. With a simple design, they feature a full size UK standard single high sleeper loft bed bed at the top and a spacious area below that can be fitted with useful furniture such as chairs, desks futon sofa or any combination of these. This lets your children use the space below their bed for other activities, such as playing or studying, or just relaxing with a few beanbags and fairy lights.

The majority of our high sleepers come equipped with a ladder your child can easily climb up and down. The high double cabin bed sleepers also feature fully framed sides and ends rails as well as strong broad steps and secure wooden slats. The maximum mattress depth may be limited depending on the design of the model. This will be specified on the product page.

Another thing to check out for is whether the high sleeper bed your child is sleeping in comes with built in storage under the mattress. The Tera Gaming high double cabin bed Sleeper, that has a vast space under the bed which can be furnished with cube storage units as well as a chair, is a good illustration. This can help to maximize space and make a small room more comfortable. With this function it's easy to understand why our high sleepers made of wood are a popular option for modern bedrooms.

Design

High sleeper beds made of wood are a stunning feature for any child's bedroom. They are typically constructed from solid wood and come in various finishes to complement the decor of your home. Many come with a sturdy ladder your child can stand on. This makes it easier for them to get up and down at night. If you're concerned about your child's getting a good night's sleep, consider placing an evening light under the bed to help guide them safely down the ladder.

High sleeper beds, also referred to as loft beds, are about the size of bunk beds but have a spacious underbed area that can be fitted with a variety of furniture like desks and futon chairs. For the most storage space, they can be combined with bookcases, chests-of-drawers and wardrobes. The Tera gaming bed, for instance has a vast underbed space that can be transformed into a secluded area for gaming and working.

The beds are elevated and pose an accident hazard for children and adults. This should only be of concern to those who are still very young or who are scared of heights, but.

Materials

A wooden high sleeper is an excellent choice for those who want to maximize the space on the floor of their child's room. These stylish designs usually come with a desk chair, and plenty of storage space to create a fun study zone or chill out area. They can also be outfitted with a trundle bed for sleepovers.

The main material used in the construction of the high bunk beds sleeper made of wood is timber, which offers excellent durability and strength for a large piece of furniture. You should always check the quality of the timber before you buy, as cheaper options may be made from softer or less durable woods. If you are unsure you should ask the seller or use a trusted review site to compare beds prior to purchasing.

Soft maple is an excellent choice for wooden calder high sleeper cabin bed sleepers. It is a strong, durable wood with low knots. The grain patterns and knots are resistant to stress. It's also a lighter wood making it easier to lift and move around the room.

Solid wood is the ideal material for bunk bed slats. However particle board and plywood are also suitable. It is essential to ensure that the slats are securely attached to the frame before you use them, since weak or loose slats could cause squeaky mattresses. You can increase the stability of your slats by using Kreg Jigs to make pocket holes in the 2x4 joist boards which will be screwed onto the frame. Make sure you countersink the holes and then fill them after you're done.

One disadvantage of a wood high sleeper is that it could be a fall hazard for children who are very young and teens who aren't cautious enough when they get into and out of the bed. These kinds of beds are best avoided by children who are less than six years old and teens who have no experience in climbing. This is due to the fact that they need to climb up the bunk's side and could be a risk when they fall.

Assembly

You'll require a Kreg Jig to create pockets on the 2x4 Joist board. This is not required however it makes the process much easier. Install the rungs once the frame is finished. Line the front and high sleeper with double sofa bed back legs with their notches, so that the notch is towards the top of the leg. Place the rungs into their notches and then screw the legs onto them. You may want to add soap to your screws, this will aid in lubrication and make driving them in much more easy.