How to Assemble a Wood High Sleeper

The wood high sleeper with Double sofa bed sleeper is a great option for children looking to be independent and have an option to be used as a sofa, desk and much more! It is suitable for all ages.

Although they are elevated beds and therefore carry the risk of falling, when built correctly all our wooden high sleepers are structurally safe. To ensure your child is safe, follow our guidelines to use them.

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Wooden high-sleeper beds are a fantastic way to free up space in any child's bedroom. Simple in design, these beds have a single bed that is the UK standard size at the top and a huge space below. The space below can be used to fit furniture like a futon sofa, desk, chair or any combination of those elements. This lets your kids use the space below their bed for other activities like playing or studying, or just enjoying a relaxing time with beanbags and fairy lights.

Most of our wood high sleepers include a ladder that is simple for your child to climb up and down. The high sleepers also come with fully-framed ends and sides rails as well as strong broad steps and secure wooden slats. The mattress's maximum depth could be limited depending on the design of the model. This will be stated on the product page.

A high sleeper bed for children should have built-in storage under the mattress. The Tera Gaming High Sleeper is an excellent example of this, with a large underbed space that can be equipped with cube storage units or chairs. This allows you to maximize space and make a small space feel more spacious. With this functionality, it's easy to see why our high-sleepers made of wood are an increasingly popular choice for modern bedrooms.

Design

Wooden high-sleeper beds are a beautiful addition to any child's room. They are typically made of solid wood and come with a variety of finishes that will complement the decor of your home. Many come with an sturdy ladder that your child can sit on. This makes it simple to climb up and down at night. If you're worried about your child getting a good night's sleep, consider placing a night light under the bed to guide them down the ladder safely.

Loft beds or high sleeper beds are similar in dimensions to bunk beds. However, they come with an enormous underbed space that can be used for different furniture pieces, such as futon chairs and desks. They can also be combined with chests of drawers, bookcases and wardrobes to maximize storage space. The Tera gaming high bunk beds sleeper for instance, comes with a vast underbed area that can be transformed into a secluded work and gaming zone.

It's important to remember that high-sleeper beds made of wood are elevated, which means they present a potential danger of falling for both adults and children if they aren't vigilant. This shouldn't be a concern for people who are young or have a fear of heights, however.

Materials

If you're looking to maximize the space in the room of your child, a high-sleeper made of wood can be a great option. These innovative designs include desk, a chair and plenty of storage space to create a study or chill area. They can also be fitted with a trundle bed to accommodate sleepovers.

The main material that is used in the construction of the high sleeper made of wood is wood, which provides incredible durability and strength for such a large piece of furniture. You should always check the quality of the timber prior to you purchase, as cheaper alternatives may be made from softer or less durable woods. If you're unsure then ask the store for details or use a trusted furniture review site to evaluate different beds high prior to making your purchase.

Different types of wood are suitable for high-sleepers made of wood however soft maple is an excellent choice. It is a sturdy, durable wood that has fewer knots. The grain patterns and knots are resistant to stress. It is also a lighter wood, making it easier to lift and move around the room.

Other materials, such as particle board or plywood can be used to construct bunk bed slats, but they are not as sturdy as solid wood. Be sure to secure the slats securely to the frame, since loose or high Sleeper with double sofa bed weak slats could cause noisy mattresses. With Kreg Jig, you can increase the stability of the slats. This is accomplished by creating pocket holes in 2x4 joists, where they are screwed into the frame. Be sure to countersink and fill the holes once you're finished.

A high-sleeper made of wood can be a hazard to very young teens or children who aren't careful when getting in and out of the bed. It is recommended to stay clear of these bed frames for children under 6 and teenagers who aren't accustomed to climbing. This is due to the fact that they need to climb up the bunk's edge which could be risky if they fall.

Assembly

You'll require your Kreg Jig to make pockets in the 2x4 Joist board. This is not required, but it helps make the process simpler. Once the frame is finished, you can start to install the rungs. The front and rear legs with their notches, so that the notch is facing the top of each leg. Install the rungs in 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 easier.