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How to Assemble a Wood High Sleeper

The wood high sleeper is a great option for children looking to be independent and have an option to be used as a sofa, desk and more! All age groups are suitable.

Our high sleeper bunk sleepers made of wood even though they are raised beds that do pose a risk of falling when constructed correctly they are solid in their structure. To ensure that your child is safe, follow our instructions for use.

Features

Wooden high-sleeper beds are a fantastic way to save space in any bedroom for a child. Simple in design, these beds feature one bed that is the UK standard size at the top and a vast space below. This space can be used to accommodate furniture such as futon sofas, desks or chair or any combination of those elements. This means that your kids do not need to take up valuable floor space with the addition of a second bed. Instead, they can use the space beneath to study, play or a relaxing zone with fairy lights and bean bags.

The majority of our wood high sleepers include an easy-to-use ladder for your child to climb up and down. They also come with fully framed sides and end rails, with wide and sturdy steps as well as solid wood slats that ensure your child's safety. Depending on the specific model's design there could be limitations to the maximum mattress depth that can be used and this will be explained on the product page.

Another important feature to look out for is if the high bed with desk and wardrobe sleeper bed for your children has storage built-in underneath the sleeping surface. The Tera Gaming High Sleeper, which has a large space underneath the bed that can be outfitted with cube storage units and a chair is a good illustration. This allows you to maximize space and make any small room more comfortable. With this functionality it's clear why our high-sleepers made of wood are an increasingly popular option for modern bedrooms.

Design

single high sleeper sleeper beds made of wood can be an amazing addition to any child's room. They're typically constructed from solid wood and are available with a variety of finishes that will complement the style of your home. Many feature a ladder, that is sturdy enough to stand on, making it simple for your child to climb and descend at night. If you are worried about your child's capacity to sleep well, place a nightlight underneath the bed. It will help guide them to safety down the ladder.

Loft beds, also known as high-sleeper beds are similar in size to bunk beds. However, they have an enormous underbed space that can be used for different furniture pieces, such as futon chairs or desks. They can also be paired with chests of drawers, bookcases and wardrobes for the most storage space. The Tera gaming bed, for instance, has a large underbed area which can be transformed into a secluded area for gaming and working.

The beds are elevated and can be dangerous for fall-related injuries to children and adults. This should only be of concern to those who are still young or Wood High Sleeper who are scared of heights, but.

Materials

If you're looking to maximize the space in your child's bedroom, a wooden high bed with desk and wardrobe sleeper could be a good choice. These innovative designs include a chair, desk and lots of storage for a chill-out or study space. They can also be outfitted with a trundle bed for sleepovers.

The primary material that is used to construct a wood high sleeper is timber, which has incredible durability and strength for a large piece of furniture. You must always verify the quality of the timber prior to you buy, as cheaper options might be made of softer or less durable woods. If you aren't sure about the quality, ask the store or consult a reputable review site to evaluate beds before buying.

Soft maple is a great option for high sleepers made of wood. It is a durable, strong wood with low knots. The knots and grain patterns are resistant to stress. It's also lighter which makes it easier to move and lift around the room.

Other materials like particle board or plywood could also be used for the bunk bed slats, but they're not as strong as solid wood. Be sure to attach the slats with a secure fixation to the frame, since loose or weak slats could cause noisy mattresses. By using Kreg Jig which can be used to improve the stability of the slats. This is accomplished by making pocket holes in 2x4 joists where they are screwed into the frame. Make sure you countersink and fill the holes when you're done.

A high sleeper with wardrobe-sleeper made of wood can pose a risk to young children or teenagers who aren't careful when getting in and out of bed. Ideally, you should avoid these bed frames for children younger than six and teenagers who are not experienced at climbing. This is because they need to climb over the sides and could be a risk in the event of a fall.

Assembly

You will require your Kreg Jig in order to create pockets in the 2x4 Joist board. This is optional but helps make the process simpler. Once the frame is complete you can begin to put in the rungs. Line up the front and rear legs using their notches so that the notch is on the top of each leg. Place the rungs into their notches, and then screw the legs into them. Add soap to your screws to in lubricating them and making driving in easier.