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How to Assemble a Wood High Sleeper

The high sleeper single bed with desk-sleeper made of wood is a fantastic option for children looking to be independent by having the bed that can be used as a desk, sofa and much more! Ideal for all different ages.

Our high sleepers made of wood even though they are raised beds, they do carry the risk of falling if constructed correctly, are structurally sound. To ensure your child is safe, follow our instructions for use.

Features

Wooden high-sleeper beds are a great way to free up space in any child's bedroom. Simple in design, these beds have a single bed that is the UK standard size at the top, and a vast space below. The space below is able to be used for furniture such as a futon sofa, desk or chair, or any combination of those elements. This lets your kids make use of the space below their bed for other activities, like playing, studying, or relaxing with beanbags and fairy lights.

The majority of our high sleepers are equipped with a ladder your child can easily climb and descend. They also feature fully framed sides and end rails, along with sturdy wide 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 explained on the product's page.

A high sleeper Bed With wardrobe for adults-sleeper bed for children should have storage built-in underneath the bed. The Tera Gaming High Sleeper is a great example of this, with a large underbed space that can be fitted with cube storage units or chairs. This lets you maximize space and make a small room feel more spacious. This functionality is why our high-sleepers made of wood are a favorite choice for modern bedrooms.

Design

High-sleeper beds made of wood can be a breath-taking feature for any child's bedroom. These beds are often made of solid wood, high sleeper bed with wardrobe for adults and are available in various colors to fit with your home's decor. Many come with a ladder that is sturdy enough to stand on, making it simple for your child to climb up and down at night. If you are worried about your child's ability to sleep, you can place a nightlight underneath the mattress. It will assist in guiding them safely down the ladder.

Loft beds or high sleeper beds are similar in size to bunk beds in size. However, they come with a large underbed space which can be used to store different furniture pieces, such as futon chairs or desks. For maximum storage they can be paired with bookcases, chests of drawers, and wardrobes. The Tera gaming high-sleeper, for example, features an expansive underbed space that can be converted into the ultimate secluded work and gaming zone.

It is important to note that wooden high sleeper beds are elevated, which means they pose a possible danger of falling for adults and children who aren't careful. This should only be a concern for those who are still young or have a fear of heights, however.

Materials

If you want to maximize the space in your child's bedroom, a wooden high sleeper can be a great option. These clever designs come with chairs, desks and plenty of storage to create a study or chill space. They can also be equipped with a trundle to accommodate sleepovers.

The primary material used in the construction of a high-sleeper made of wood is timber, which has incredible durability and strength for such a massive piece of furniture. Make sure you know the quality of the timber prior to buying, as cheaper alternatives may be made with softer or less durable wood. If you aren't sure about the quality, ask the store or consult a reputable review site to compare beds before buying.

There are a variety of types of timber that are suitable for high-sleepers made of wood however soft maple is a good choice. It is a sturdy, durable wood that has fewer knots. The grain patterns and knots are resistant to stress. It's also lighter which makes it easier to move and lift 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 are securely connected to the frame prior to when you use them, since loose or weak slats can cause mattresses to squeak. With a Kreg Jig, you can increase the stability of the slats. This is done by creating pocket holes in 2x4 joists, where they will be screwed into the frame. Make sure to countersink and fill the holes when you're finished.

One downside of a wood high sleeper is that it could be a danger to fall for children who are very young and teens who aren't vigilant enough when they are getting into and out of the 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 because they need to climb over the side and could be a risk should they fall.

Assembly

To assemble the frame you'll need your Kreg Jig to make pockets in the joist boards 2x4. This is optional but will make the process much easier. Install the rungs after the frame is completed. The front and back legs with their notches so that the notch faces the top of each leg. Incorporate the rungs into their notches, and then screw them onto the legs. You might want to add soap to your screws, this will aid in lubrication and make driving them in a lot easier.<img src="https://cdn.freshstore.cloud/offer/images/476/279/strictly-beds-and-bunks-icarus-work-station-bunk-bed-with-table-chair-and-bookcase-3ft-single-279.jpg