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How to Assemble a Wood High Sleeper

The high sleeper made of wood is a great choice for children who are looking to be independent by having a bed which can also be used as a desk, a sofa and much more! All age groups are suitable.

Our wooden high sleepers even though they are elevated beds that do pose a risk of falling when constructed correctly, are solid in their structure. To ensure that your child is secure, follow our directions for use.

Features

High-sleeper beds made from wood are an excellent way to make space in a child's room. With simple design, they feature a full size UK standard Single high bunk Bed bed on top and a large space below that can be outfitted with useful furniture like a desk, chair, futon sofa, or any combination of these. This means that your kids do not have to occupy valuable floor space with an additional bed, but instead they can use the space below to study, play or a relaxing zone with the use of bean bags and fairy lights.

Most of our wood high sleeper loft bed sleepers include a ladder that is simple for your child to climb up and down. They also come with fully framed side and end rails, with sturdy wide steps and solid wood slats that ensure your child's safety. The mattress's maximum depth could be limited based on the design of the model. This will be specified on the product page.

Another important feature to look for is whether your children's high sleeper bed has storage built-in underneath the sleeping surface. The Tera Gaming High Sleeper, which has a large space under the bed that can be outfitted with cube storage units and chairs is a great example. This lets you maximize space and make a tiny room feel more spacious. With this feature it's easy to understand why our high-sleepers made of wood are an increasingly popular option for modern bedrooms.

Design

High-sleeper beds made of wood can be an amazing feature for any child's bedroom. They're typically constructed from solid wood and are available in various finishes to suit the style of your home. Many feature 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 sleep well, place a nightlight underneath the bed. It will assist in guiding them safely down the ladder.

Loft beds, also known as high-sleeper beds are similar in size to bunk beds in size. However, they have huge underbed spaces that can be used for various furniture such as futon chairs or desks. To maximize storage they can be paired with bookcases, chests of drawers, and wardrobes. The Tera gaming cabin bed high sleeper with desk, for instance, has a large underbed space that can be transformed into a secluded gaming and work zone.

It's worth noting that high-sleeper beds made of wood are elevated, which means they present a potential fall risk for both adults and children if they aren't vigilant. This is only a concern for those who are young or are afraid of heights.

Materials

A high sleeper made of wood is a great option for those who want to maximize space on the floor of their child's room. These innovative designs include desk, a chair and lots of storage for a study or single high Bunk bed chill area. These can be fitted with a trundle bed for sleepovers.

The main material that is used to construct a high-sleeper made of wood is wood, which provides great durability and strength for a large piece of furniture. It is important to verify the quality of the timber before you buy, as cheaper options could be made from weaker or less durable woods. If you aren't sure, ask the retailer or consult a reputable review site to assess beds prior to purchasing.

Different types of wood are suitable for wooden high sleepers however soft maple is a great option. It is a sturdy, long-lasting wood with minimal knots and grain patterns that offer resistance to stress. It is 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. Be sure to attach the slats in a secure manner to the frame, as loose or weak slats can cause noisy mattresses. You can increase the stability of your slats using Kreg Jigs to make pocket holes in the joist boards 2x4 where they will be screwed onto the frame. Make sure to countersink the holes and fill them after you're done.

One drawback of a wooden high sleeper is that it may be a fall hazard for children who are very young and teenagers who are not cautious enough when they get out and in the bed. These kinds of bed frames should be avoided by children under six years old and teens who have no experience climbing. It is because they must climb over the side which could be risky in the event of a fall.

Assembly

To assemble the frame you'll need to use your Kreg Jig for making pocket holes in the joist boards 2x4. This is not required, but it makes the process easier. Install the rungs once the frame is complete. Line up the front and rear legs using their notches, making sure that the notch faces the top of each leg. Insert the rungs into their notches, and then screw them into the legs. Add soap to your screws to lubricate them and make driving in easier.