How to Assemble a Wood High Sleeper

The wood High Sleeper Single Bed With Desk sleeper is a great choice for children looking to be independent and have an option to be used as a sofa, desk and more! It is suitable for all different ages.

Although they are elevated beds and therefore do propose a risk of falling, when built properly, all of our wooden sleepers are structurally safe. To ensure your child is secure, follow our directions to use them.

Features

High-sleeper beds made of wood are a great option to free up space in any child's bedroom. With an easy design, they come with an entire size UK standard single bed on top and a spacious area below that can be adorned with furniture that is useful, such as a desk, chair futon sofa or a combination of these elements. This lets your children make use of the space below their bed for other activities, such as playing or studying, or just relaxing with their beanbags or fairy lights.

The majority of our wood high sleeper cabin bed with storage sleepers come with a ladder that is simple for your child to climb up and down. The high sleepers also have fully framed sides and ends rails, as well as sturdy broad steps and secure wooden slats. The maximum mattress depth may be limited based on the design of the model. This will be stated on the product page.

Another thing to check for is whether the high sleeper bed your child is sleeping in is fitted with storage underneath the sleeping surface. The Tera Gaming High Sleeper, which has a large space underneath the bed that can be outfitted with cube storage units and chairs is a great example. This can help to maximize space and make any small space feel more airy. With this functionality, it's easy to see why our wooden high sleepers are a popular choice for modern bedrooms.

Design

high sleeper cabin bed with storage-sleeper beds made of wood can be a breath-taking design for any room for children. They are typically made of solid wood and are available in a variety of finishes to match the decor of your home. A lot of them have a ladder that is sturdy enough to stand on, high sleeper Single Bed with desk making it simple for your child to get up and down at night. If you're worried about your child's getting an excellent night's sleep, consider placing an evening light under the mattress to help guide them to the top of the ladder in a safe manner.

Loft beds, also known as high sleeper beds are similar in size to bunk beds. They do however have an enormous underbed space which can be used to store a variety furniture, like futon chairs and desks. They can also be combined with chests of drawers, bookcases and wardrobes for maximum storage space. The Tera gaming high-sleeper, for example, features an enormous underbed area that can be transformed into the ultimate quiet gaming and work area.

It's worth noting that high-sleeper beds made of wood are high, which means they present a potential fall hazard for adults and children who aren't vigilant. This shouldn't be of concern to those who are still very young or have a fear of heights, but.

Materials

A wooden high sleeper is a fantastic option for those who want to maximize space on the floor of their child's room. These stylish designs include desk, a chair and plenty of storage space to create a study or chill space. They can also be fitted with a trundle bed for sleepovers.

The main material in the making of high sleepers made from wood is timber. It provides durability and strength to a massive 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're not sure, ask the retailer or consult a reputable review site to evaluate beds before buying.

Soft maple is a great option for high sleepers made of wood. It is a strong, durable wood with low knots and grain patterns that provide resistance to stress. It's also lighter, making it easier to move around and lift the room.

Other materials such as particle board or plywood can also be used for the bunk bed slats, but they're not as durable as solid wood. It is important to ensure that the slats are properly fixed to the frame before you use them, since weak or loose slats could cause mattresses to squeak. You can increase the stability of your slats using Kreg Jigs to create pocket holes in the joist boards 2x4 where they will be screwed to the frame. Make sure you countersink and fill the holes once you're done.

A high-sleeper made from wood could be a danger to young teens or children who aren't cautious when getting in and out of bed. Ideally, you should avoid these types of bed frames for children less than 6 and teens who aren't accustomed to climbing. This is due to the fact that they need to climb over the side of the bunk, which can be dangerous in the event of a fall.

Assembly

You will require a Kreg Jig in order to create pocket holes on the 2x4 Joist board. This is not required, but it helps make the process simpler. Once the frame is completed, you can begin to put in the rungs. Line the back and front legs with their notches in a way that the notch is placed toward the top of the leg. Incorporate the rungs into their notches and then screw them to the legs. Add soap to your screws to in lubricating them and making the process of driving them in easier.