How to Assemble a Wood High Sleeper

High-sleeper beds made of wood are a great choice for kids who want to claim independence with a bed that can be used as a sofa, desk and much more! Ideal for all different ages.

Although they are beds that are raised and therefore do propose the risk of falling, when constructed correctly, all of our wooden high sleepers are structurally safe. To ensure your child is secure, follow our directions for use.

Features

High-sleeper beds made from wood are a great way to make space in a child's room. Simple in design, these beds have a single bed that is the UK standard size at the top, and a large space below. This space is able to be used for furniture such as futon sofas, desks, chair or any combination of those elements. This means that your children don't need to take up valuable floor space by putting up a second bed, instead they can use the space beneath for study, play or a chill out zone with fairy lights and bean bags.

The majority of our high sleepers are equipped with a ladder so your child can easily climb and descend. The high sleepers also feature fully framed side and ends rails, as well as sturdy wide steps and secure wooden slats. The mattress's maximum depth could be restricted based on the design of the model. This will be stated on the product page.

Another thing to check out for is whether your children's high sleeper bed comes with built in storage underneath the sleeping surface. The Tera Gaming High Sleeper is an excellent example of this, featuring an enormous underbed space that is equipped with cube storage units or chairs. This allows you to maximize space and make a smaller room appear more spacious. This is the reason why our wooden high-sleepers are a favorite choice for modern bedrooms.

Design

Wooden High Single Bunk Bed-sleeper bed is stunning additions to any room for children. They are typically constructed from solid wood and they come in different finishes to match the decor of your home. A majority of them have an sturdy ladder that your child can stand on. This makes it simple for them to get up and down at night. If you are concerned about your child's capacity to sleep well, place a nightlight under the mattress. It will assist in guiding them safely down the ladder.

Loft beds, also known as high sleeper beds are similar in size to bunk beds in size. They do however have an enormous underbed space which can be used to store different furniture pieces, such as futon chairs and desks. For maximum storage, they can be combined with chests-of-drawers, bookcases, and wardrobes. The Tera gaming bed, for instance has a vast underbed area that can be transformed into a quiet gaming and work zone.

The beds are elevated and pose a fall hazard to children and adults. This is only an issue for those who are young or who are scared of heights.

Materials

If you're looking to make the most of the room of your child, a high-sleeper made of wood is a great choice. These stylish designs include chairs, desks and plenty of storage space for a study or chill space. They can also be equipped with a trundle bed to accommodate sleepovers.

The primary material that is used to construct a wood high sleeper is wood, which provides great durability and strength for a massive piece of furniture. It is important to verify the quality of the wood prior to making a purchase it, as cheaper options could be made from weaker or less durable woods. If you're unsure, ask the retailer for details or use an established furniture review site to compare various beds before making your purchase.

Soft maple is a great choice for wooden high sleepers. It is a sturdy, high Single Bunk bed durable wood that has fewer knots. The knots and grain patterns are resistant to stress. It's also lighter, making it easier to move around the room.

Other materials, such as particle board or plywood could be used as bunk bed slats but they're not as strong as solid wood. Make sure that you attach the slats securely to the frame, since loose or weak slats could cause noisy mattresses. With Kreg Jigs which can be used to improve the stability of the slats. This is accomplished by making pockets in 2x4 joists. They are screwed into the frame. Make sure to countersink and fill the holes when you're finished.

One drawback of a wooden calder high sleeper cabin bed sleeper is that it can be a danger to fall for children who are very young and teens who aren't careful enough when getting in and out of the bed. These kinds of beds are best avoided by children who are less than six and teenagers with little experience in climbing. This is because they have to climb over the bunk's side which could be risky when they fall.

Assembly

To put together the frame, you'll need your Kreg Jig to make pocket holes in the joist boards of 2x4. This is not required, but it makes the process easier. Install the rungs after the frame is finished. Line up the front and back legs with their notches so that the notch is facing the top of each leg. Incorporate the rungs into their notches, and then screw them to the legs. You may want to add soap to your screws, this will help with lubrication and make the process of driving them into the legs much more easy.