How to Assemble a Wood High Sleeper

High-sleeper beds made of wood are a great choice for children who want to be independent with an option to be used as a desk, sofa and single high bunk bed more! Ideal for all age groups.

Our high-sleeper beds made of wood even though they are elevated beds, they do carry a risk of falling when constructed correctly and are structurally sound. To ensure that your child is safe, follow our instructions to use them.

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Wooden high sleeper beds are a great way to make space in a child's bedroom. With a simple design, they feature the full size UK standard single high bunk bed bed on top and a large space below that can be outfitted with useful furniture like chairs, desks, futon sofa or any combination of these. This lets your children make use of the space below their bed for other activities, like playing with their toys, studying, or relaxing with beanbags and fairy lights.

Most of our high sleepers come equipped with a ladder your child can easily climb up and down. The high sleepers also feature fully framed side and ends rails as well as strong wide steps and sturdy wooden slats. The mattress's maximum depth could be limited based on the design of the model. This will be noted on the product page.

Another thing to look for is whether the high sleeper bed your child is sleeping in comes with built in storage under the mattress. The Tera Gaming High Sleeper is an excellent example of this, with an enormous underbed space that can be fitted with cube storage units or chairs. This helps to maximise space and make a small room more comfortable. This functionality is why our wooden high-sleepers are a favorite choice for modern bedrooms.

Design

Wooden high sleeper beds are a stunning feature for any child's bedroom. These beds are usually constructed of solid wood and they come in various colors to fit with the decor of your home. A lot of them come with a sturdy ladder that your child can stand on. This makes it easy to climb up and down at night. If you are worried about your child's ability to rest, put an extra nightlight beneath the mattress. It will assist in guiding them to safety down the ladder.

High sleeper beds, or loft beds, are approximately the size of bunk beds but have a spacious underbed area that can be outfitted with a variety of furniture, including desks and futon chairs. For maximum storage, they can be combined with bookcases, chests-of-drawers and wardrobes. The Tera gaming high-sleeper, for example, features an expansive underbed space which can be transformed into the ultimate private gaming and work space.

It's worth noting that high-sleeper beds made of wood are high, which means they pose a possible danger of falling for both adults and children if they aren't vigilant. This shouldn't be of concern to those who are young or have a fear of heights, but.

Materials

If you want to make the most of the room of your child, a high-sleeper made of wood could be a good choice. These stylish designs usually come with a desk chair and lots of storage to create a relaxing study area or chill out zone. They can also be equipped with a trundle bed for sleepovers.

The main material used in the construction of the high sleeper made of wood is timber, which offers great durability and strength for a large piece of furniture. Make sure you know the quality of the timber prior to purchasing, as cheaper alternatives might be constructed with less durable or less durable timber. If you're not sure then ask the store for more details or consult a trusted furniture review site to compare different beds before making your purchase.

Soft maple is a fantastic option for calder high sleeper cabin bed sleepers made of wood. It is a durable, strong wood with fewer knots. The knots and grain patterns are resistant to stress. It's also a lighter wood making it easier to lift and move around the room.

Solid wood is the best material for bunk bed slats. However particle board and plywood are also acceptable. Make sure that you attach the slats in a secure manner to the frame, as weak or loose slats may cause noisy mattresses. With the help of Kreg Jigs to increase the stability of the slats. This is done by making pockets in 2x4 joists, where they are screwed into the frame. Make sure that you countersink the holes, and then fill the holes when you're finished.

One drawback of a wooden high sleeper is that it could be a danger to fall for children who are very young and teenagers who are not careful enough when getting out and in the bed. It is recommended to avoid these types of bed frames for children younger than 6 and teenagers who aren't accustomed to climbing. This is because they have to climb over the bunk's side which could be risky when they fall.

Assembly

You'll need your Kreg Jig to create pocket holes on the 2x4 Joist board. This is optional but helps make the process simpler. Install the rungs once the frame is complete. Line the back and front legs with their notches, so that the notch is towards the top of the leg. Install the rungs in their notches, and then screw the legs onto them. It is possible to add soap to your screws. This will help lubricate them and make driving them in much more easy.