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The high sleeper made of wood is a fantastic option for children who want to be independent by having the bed that can be used as a desk, a sofa and more! Ideal for all age groups.

Our high-sleeper beds made of wood even though they are raised beds, which do pose the risk of falling if constructed correctly and are solid and sturdy. Follow our guidelines for use to ensure your child is secure.

Features

Wooden high-sleeper beds are a great way to make space in a bedroom for children. Simple in design, these beds have one bed that is the UK standard size at the top, and a large space below. This area can be used to accommodate furniture like futon sofas, desks or High Sleeper Cabin Bed With Storage chair or any combination of these elements. This allows your children to use the space below their bed for other activities like playing or studying, or just relaxing with a few beanbags and fairy lights.

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

A high sleeper bed for children should have storage built-in under the mattress. The Tera Gaming High Sleeper is an excellent example of this, with a large underbed area that can be 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 popular choice for modern bedrooms.

Design

Wooden high sleeper beds are a stunning feature for any child's bedroom. They're often crafted from solid wood and come in various finishes to suit the decor of your home. A lot of them have a ladder which is sturdy enough to stand on, making it easy for your little one to get up and down at night. If you are concerned about your child's capacity to rest, put an extra nightlight beneath the mattress. It will assist in guiding them safely down the ladder.

High sleeper beds, or loft beds, are roughly the size of bunk beds but have a large underbed area that can be fitted with a variety of furniture like futon chairs and desks. They can also be combined with bookcases, chests of drawers and wardrobes for the most storage space. The Tera gaming single high bunk bed sleeper for instance, has an enormous underbed area which can be transformed into a quiet gaming and work area.

The beds are elevated and could pose dangerous for fall-related injuries to children and adults. This is only a concern for those who are very young or who are scared of heights.

Materials

A wooden high sleeper is a fantastic option for those who want to maximize the space on the floor of their child's bedroom. These stylish designs usually include a desk, chair and oodles of storage to create a fun study zone or a chill-out area. They can be outfitted with a trundle for sleepovers.

The main material that is used to construct a wood high sleeper is wood, which provides excellent durability and strength for such an enormous piece of furniture. Check the quality of the timber prior to buying, as cheaper alternatives could be constructed using softer or less durable timber. If you aren't sure about the quality, ask the store or consult a reputable review site to compare beds before buying.

Soft maple is an excellent choice for high sleepers with wooden backs. It is a strong, durable wood with low knots and grain patterns that provide resistance to stress. It's also a lighter wood, which makes it easier to lift and move around the room.

Solid wood is the ideal material for bunk bed slats. However particle board as well as plywood are also suitable. Make sure that you attach the slats with a secure fixation to the frame, since loose or weak slats could cause noisy mattresses. By using Kreg Jigs, you can increase the stability of the slats. This is done by making 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 children or teenagers who aren't vigilant when stepping into and out of bed. These kinds of bed frames should be avoided by children who are less than six and teenagers with little experience in climbing. This is due to the fact that they need to climb up the bunk's edge which could be risky in the event of a fall.

Assembly

You will need your Kreg Jig in order to make pockets in the 2x4 joist board. This isn't required, but it makes the process easier. Once the frame is finished, you can begin installing the rungs. Line the back and front legs with their notches in a way that the notch is towards the top of the leg. Place the rungs into their notches and then screw the legs into them. You might want to add soap to your screws. This will aid in lubrication and make driving them into the legs much more easy.