Luxury Bedframes with Storage
Selecting a bed frame is about so much more than just the right colour for a luxury bed frame, and style. You must also take into account how well it works within the room of your bedroom. A small room cannot handle a large king-size bed; and conversely, one single bed will become lost in your spacious bedroom.
When it comes to finding the right bed frame size for your room, read our guide on bedroom sizes and consider its dimensions when determining how much space you have.
What is the average size of a bedroom?
There is no standard "average size" for a bedroom in the UK but generally, bedrooms should be at least 7ft x 10ft with ceilings around to go along of about seven feet and six inches tall -- comfortable enough or practically enough room to sleep too.
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Bed Size |
Minimum Bedroom Size |
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Single Bed (90cm x 190cm) |
7' x 10' (2.13m x 3.01m) |
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Double Bed (137cm x 190cm) |
9’ x 9’6” (2.74m x 2.9m) |
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King Size Bed (150cm x 200cm) |
9’6” x 10’ (2.9m x 3.05m) |
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Super King Size Bed (180cm x 200cm) |
9’6” x 11’6” (2.9m x 3.51m) |
How big should a bedroom be?
The UK suggests bedroom size based excitingly enough on the mattresses that fit in them. Note: there is Not a common size for the room, This method above can give you information to have an idea about which bed would be the best choice.
How to measure bed size?
To gauge your bed size, use a tape measure and stretch it out from the head to the foot of the frame for its length. Straighten your tape along the floor underneath of both sides of the bed; then, measure from one side to the other: this is going to be x-value.
Determine the Height of Your BedThe height measurement for your bed is calculated from floor to top of the mattress. If you are considering a storage bed with drawers, carefully measure the dimensions of each drawer when extended out to be added with your width measurement.
What bed sizes are available in the UK?
Single Beds – 90cm wide × 190cm long
Small Double Beds – 120cm wide × 190cm long
Double Beds – 135cm wide × 190cm long
King Size Beds – 150cm wide × 200cm long
Super King Bed Size - 180cm wide × 200cm long
For further information see our British Isles Beds & Mattress Sizing Information.
Will a bed frame fit up the stairs?
Almost all of our beds and bedroom furniture are delivered flat-packed so it can make for an easy delivery. If your bed is delivered in parts then this will be no issue other than patience to have it fully fitted but if the main frame of your new wooden oak bed arrives with stairs leading up you need to make sure that one piece can go upstairs without any damage.
Check the width of your stairs (handrail to wall) with how wide you made your bed frame. And don't forget the width of any landings and hallways.
If there is a lift in your building, measure the open-door height and depth of the lift.
Too Wide Are Doorways?
For doors that do not get the benefit of turning space on either side of the hall, the width needs to be at least 100 mm greater than the bed frame. Also Depending on storage bed frame type, drawer beds may require more room. Be sure to leave about 30cm allocated between the outside borders of your bed and any surrounding walls if space is limited.
Moving a Bed Through the Door
Measure the Length and Width of the Doorway (Moving a Fully Assembled Bed) If you do plan to try moving your bed through any doorway fully assembled, go and measure how much space is actually available. Remember to calculate the height and some are wider than the bed spacing because of the headboard and footboard.
Also, measure the diagonal from top to bottom corners of your door frame because sometimes being able to angle it can make everything fit more easily.
If your headboard is too tall to fit through the doorway, you may need to disassemble the frame of the bed: Be Careful Not To Break The Mission Bed Frame
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