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Bring natural character and long-lasting style to your bedroom with our collection of wooden beds.

 

Here, you can choose from classic oak bed frames, contemporary painted designs and a variety of other wood finishes, with plenty of styles available to complement both traditional and modern interiors.

 

From singles and doubles through to king and super king sizes, our wooden bed frames are available in a wide range of specifications to suit any space, and we also stock practical storage beds and unique designs for children's bedrooms. Whether you're furnishing a compact guest room or making the bed the centrepiece of a master bedroom, you can explore different colours, headboard styles and storage options to find the right fit, at the right price.

Wooden Beds FAQs

What styles of wooden bed frames do you offer?

Our wooden bed collection includes everything from simple slatted and panelled designs to painted beds, storage beds and fun frames designed exclusively for kids.

For a timeless natural-wood look, designs such as the Zelah Oak Slatted Bed Frame and Alba Oak Bed Frame really make the material pop. If you want to add more colour, painted designs like the Elgin Grey Bed Frame and Chester White Bed Frame introduce something a little different but still retain the distinctive look and feel of wooden furniture.

It's worth considering the headboard as well as the finish. Slatted designs can create a lighter visual appearance, while solid or panelled headboards give the bed more presence and can make it a stronger focal point.

Are your wooden beds built for quality and comfort?

Yes, our wooden beds are designed to provide a sturdy foundation for your mattress; our aim is always to ensure these pieces are sturdy and robust enough to become a feature piece within your bedroom for many years to come.


When it comes to comfort, it's important to remember that the bed frame and mattress perform different jobs. The frame provides the structural support, while your choice of mattress has the biggest influence on qualities such as firmness and pressure relief. That's why you should always use a mattress in the correct size and check any mattress recommendations or specifications that have already been provided for your chosen bed.


When your bed arrives, make sure it performs as it’s supposed to by following the assembly instructions carefully and checking that fittings are secure.

Do any of your wooden bed frames include storage options?

Yes, and these are becoming increasingly popular with customers who want more versatility from their purchases! Choosing a wooden bed with built-in storage can be particularly useful in bedrooms where there isn't enough room for additional cabinets or chests. The Carlton Storage Bed Frame, for example, includes handy drawers underneath the bed that are ideal for housing spare bedding, towels, seasonal clothing and other items that you won’t need to use every day.

Remember, if you’re opting for a bedframe with storage, you’ll need enough clearance around the item to comfortably open the drawers.

How do I choose between an oak and a painted wooden bed frame?

Think about both your existing bedroom and how you might want to decorate it in the future. Oak beds bring the natural colour and grain of wood into the room, making them particularly easy to pair with neutral colours, natural textures and other wooden furniture – but many people like to go for painted wooden beds for a modern look and a little more versatility. White and cream shades can create a light, understated look, while grey and darker colours can give the bed greater contrast against other features.

Our range includes everything from natural-looking oak frames such to painted collections like Elgin Grey and Chester
White. If you're furnishing the whole room, consider whether you want your bed to match your wardrobes, bedside tables and chests exactly or simply complement them with similar colours and materials.

What size wooden bed should I choose?

Start with the people who will be using the bed, then consider how much bedroom space you can comfortably dedicate to it. Our wooden beds include options ranging from 3ft single and 4ft small double frames through to 4ft6 doubles, 5ft kings and selected 6ft super king designs.

One thing to remember is that the mattress size will not represent the complete dimensions of the bed. Headboards, footboards and side rails will usually make the overall frame wider or longer than the mattress itself, so check the full product dimensions and measure your room accurately before placing your order.

How much space should I leave around a wooden bed?

It’s one thing to make sure the bed fits into the space, and another to ensure you can comfortably get in and out of it and move freely around the room.

Carefully consider where your bedside tables will sit and whether wardrobe doors and drawers can still open fully. If you're choosing a bed with under-bed drawers, you'll need additional clearance alongside the frame to access them.

One useful way to visualise a new bed is to mark its full dimensions on the floor using masking tape, which will give you a clearer idea of its footprint and how it will interact with everything else nearby.

What should I measure before ordering a wooden bed?

Measure the available width and length of your bedroom and compare these measurements with the complete external dimensions of the frame, not just the stated mattress size. As mentioned, you will need to allow for the headboard, footboard and any projecting details in your measurements.

Next, check that wardrobes and drawers can open, that bedside furniture fits comfortably, and that there is a practical route around the bed (on both sides, if possible).

Finally, think about what will happen on delivery day. Measure doorways, staircases, halls and tight turns that the packaged components will need to pass through on their way to the bedroom. This is particularly important if you’re ordering larger bedframes!

Does a wooden bed frame need a particular type of mattress?

The most important requirement is choosing the correct mattress size for your bed frame. A 4ft6 double bed, for example, should be paired with a double mattress, while a 5ft king frame needs a king-size mattress.

You should also check the individual bed and mattress specifications before buying. The way a mattress performs can be influenced by the base that’s supporting it, so follow the manufacturer's recommendations to avoid any issues.

If you're replacing the bed but keeping an existing mattress, check its dimensions and condition first rather than automatically assuming it will suit the new frame.

How should I care for a wooden bed frame?

Usually, you can keep your wooden bed looking fantastic by removing dust using a soft, dry cloth, and wiping up spills quickly rather than allowing any moisture to remain on the surface.

Care instructions can vary according to the particular wood and finish, so avoid assuming that a cleaning product suitable for one piece of wooden furniture will be appropriate for another. It’s best to avoid harsh chemicals and abrasive cleaning products, and you should always follow the care guidance that’s been supplied with the product.

Beds move through everyday use, so it’s also worth periodically checking the frame's fixings and tightening them when necessary.

Do your wooden beds need to be assembled?

Bed frames generally require assembly because their size makes it impractical to deliver them as a completed piece. Assembly requirements can differ between designs, so check the individual product page to understand what you need to do before your bed arrives.

Always follow the supplied instructions and use all fittings as directed. It's also sensible to decide exactly where the bed will go before assembling it, as a completed king or super king frame can be difficult to manoeuvre through a bedroom once it’s been put together.

If you're replacing an existing bed, dismantle and remove the old frame beforehand so you have plenty of clear working space when the new one arrives.

Are wooden beds a good choice if I regularly redecorate my bedroom?

They can be an excellent choice because wood works with a wide variety of interior styles. Natural oak provides a neutral foundation for bedding, rugs and accessories of all kinds, while painted wooden frames allow you to introduce a more defined colour without relying on fabric upholstery or other soft furnishings.

If you’re investing in a wooden bed for the long term, consider how easily the design will work with different looks rather than focusing on what’s fashionable right now. A straightforward slatted or panelled frame in a versatile finish can see you through minimalist styling all the way to a warmer, more traditional bedroom simply by changing the furnishings around it.

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