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Find the right size and style for their room.

In a shared bedroom every bit of space counts. These bunk beds add storage with under-bed drawers or a staircase with built-in drawers – often enough to skip a separate chest of drawers.
Choose single, king single or single over double. The top bunk is not suitable for children under 9, and the top mattress should be no more than 20 cm thick – see our bunk bed mattresses.
Discover how to choose a bed that’s safe, practical and ready for whatever comes next.
Read the buying guide →Find the right size and style for their room.
Find the right size and style for their room.
Find the right size and style for their room.
Consider your child’s age, available room space and how long you would like the bed to last. A single bed suits most children, while a king single provides extra width and length for growing kids.
Choose a bunk bed that meets the relevant product safety requirements, follow the recommended age guidance and mattress height, and check that guard rails and the ladder are used correctly.
Yes. Trundle designs provide an extra sleeping surface that stores beneath the main bed, making them useful for sleepovers and rooms where floor space matters.
