Choosing a Bed Frame That Lasts
You spend about a third of your life in bed. A sturdy frame supports your mattress and helps you sleep better. It also sets the style for the whole bedroom.
Understanding UK Bed Sizes
- Single – 90 x 190cm, ideal for children and guest rooms.
- Double – 135 x 190cm, the most common size.
- King – 150 x 200cm, extra room for couples.
- Super king – 180 x 200cm, for larger bedrooms.
Remember that the frame is larger than the mattress. Check the product dimensions against your room.
Wooden or Fabric Headboard?
Wooden headboards are hard-wearing and easy to clean. They suit oak bedroom ranges. Fabric headboards are softer to lean against. They're great if you read or watch TV in bed. Our Horner range offers both styles.
Beds With Storage
Drawer bases add storage without extra furniture. They're perfect for spare bedding, winter clothes and shoes. Check there's space to open the drawers fully beside the bed.
Pairing With a Mattress
Your frame and mattress should work together. Slatted bases need slats no more than 7cm apart for most mattresses. Browse our mattresses to complete your bed.
Build a Matching Bedroom
Add bedside cabinets on each side. Then choose a chest of drawers and wardrobe from the same range. A blanket box at the foot of the bed finishes the look. See all our bedroom furniture.
Beds arrive flat-packed for easy access up stairs. Choose White Glove delivery to have yours assembled.
Beds: Frequently Asked Questions
What size is a UK king size bed?
A UK king size mattress is 150 x 200cm. The frame will be a little larger, so check the product dimensions.
Do your beds come with a mattress?
Bed frames are sold without a mattress unless stated. You can add one from our mattress collection.
Are beds with drawer bases worth it?
Yes, if storage is tight. Drawer bases hold bedding and clothes without taking extra floor space.
Can you assemble my bed on delivery?
Yes. Our White Glove service, from £50, includes assembly, placing the bed in your room and removing packaging.












