How to Assemble a Wood High Sleeper

Wood high sleepers are a great option for kids who want to be independent with a bed that can be used as a desk, couch and more! Suitable for all age groups.

Although they are raised beds and therefore do propose a risk of falling, if constructed correctly all our wooden high sleepers are structurally safe. Follow our guidelines to ensure that your child is safe.

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Wooden high-sleeper beds are a fantastic way to make space in a bedroom for a child. With an easy design, they have the full size UK standard single bed at the top and a spacious area below that can be outfitted with furniture that is useful, such as chairs, desks, futon sofa or any combination of these. 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 below for play, study or a relaxing zone with bean bags and High Sleeper Cabin Bed With Wardrobe fairy lights.

Most of our high sleepers come equipped with a ladder your child can easily climb and descend. They also come with fully-framed side and end rails, along with wide and sturdy steps as well as secure wood slats to ensure the safety of your children. Based on the model's design there could be limitations to the maximum mattress depth that can be used and this will be detailed on the product's page.

Another thing to look for is whether the cabin high bed sleeper bed for your children has storage built-in beneath the mattress. The Tera Gaming High Sleeper, with a huge space under the bed which can be furnished with cube storage units as well as a chair is a good example. This allows you to maximize space and make a small room feel more spacious. With this functionality it's easy to understand why our wooden High Sleeper cabin bed with Wardrobe sleepers are an increasingly popular choice for modern bedrooms.

Design

High-sleeper beds made of wood can be an amazing feature for any child's bedroom. They're often crafted from solid wood and come with a variety of finishes that will complement the style of your home. Many come with a ladder that is sturdy enough to stand on, making it easy for your child to climb up and down at night. If you're worried about your child's ability to get a good night's sleep you might want to consider putting the night light underneath the bed to guide them safely down the ladder.

High sleeper beds, or loft beds, are about the size of bunk beds but have a spacious underbed area that can be outfitted with a variety of furniture such as futon chairs and desks. They can also be combined with bookcases, chests of drawers and wardrobes for the most storage space. The Tera gaming high sleeper, for instance, has an expansive underbed space that can be converted into a perfect secluded work and gaming zone.

The beds are high sleeper with double sofa bed and could pose dangerous for fall-related injuries to children and adults. This shouldn't be of concern to those who are still young or High sleeper cabin bed with wardrobe have a fear of heights, but.

Materials

If you are looking to maximize the space in the room of your child, a wooden high-sleeper is a great choice. These innovative designs typically come with a desk, chair and oodles of storage space to create a fun study zone or chill out zone. These can be fitted with a trundle bed for sleepovers.

The main material used in the construction of a wood high sleeper is timber, which has great durability and strength for such a large piece of furniture. Check the quality of the wood before purchasing, as cheaper options might be constructed with less durable or less durable timber. If you're not sure, ask the retailer or use a trusted review site to compare beds before purchasing.

Soft maple is a fantastic choice for high sleepers with wooden backs. It is a strong, long-lasting wood with minimal knots and grain patterns that provide resistance to stress. It's also a lighter wood making it easier to lift and move around the room.

Solid wood is the most suitable material for bunk bed slats. However particle board as well as plywood are also suitable. It is essential to ensure that the slats have been securely connected to the frame prior to when you use them, as loose or weak slats can cause squeaky mattresses. With a Kreg Jig to increase the stability of the slats. This is accomplished by creating pocket holes in 2x4 joists, where they are screwed into the frame. Make sure to countersink the holes and then fill the holes when you're finished.

One drawback of a wooden high sleeper is that it can be a danger to fall for very young children and teenagers who are not cautious enough when they get 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 over the side of the bunk and could be a risk when they fall.

Assembly

You'll require your Kreg Jig in order to create pocket holes on the 2x4 Joist board. This is optional but makes the process easier. Once the frame is finished, you can begin to put in the rungs. Line the front and back legs with their notches in a way that the notch is toward the top of the leg. Insert the rungs into their notches and then screw them onto the legs. Add soap to your screws to to lubricate them and make driving in easier.