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Furnishing a child's room is a balance of fun, function and safety — and it changes fast, from cot and nursery to first single bed, then a room that has to double as a place to sleep, study and play. Our children's range brings all of it together: bunk beds, high sleepers and mid sleepers that free up floor space, toddler and low beds for little ones taking their first step out of the cot, plus wardrobes, chests and nursery pieces to keep everything tidy.
Below you'll find honest, practical guidance on choosing pieces that suit your child's age and your room, and on the safety points every parent should check — with fast UK delivery and 30-day returns on every order.
The right piece depends far more on your child's age than their size, especially when it comes to raised beds.
Children's rooms are often the smallest in the house, so furniture that works twice earns its place. Raised beds — bunks, mid sleepers and high sleepers — lift sleeping off the floor and hand you the space beneath for storage, a desk or a play den. In a shared room, a bunk bed keeps two children in the footprint of one bed. Look for built-in drawers, under-bed storage and slim wardrobes to keep clutter contained, and choose pieces in the same finish so a busy little room still feels calm.
Children's furniture should always meet current UK and EN safety standards, and a few habits keep it safe day to day. For any raised or bunk bed, guard rails should be fitted on all open sides of the top sleeping surface, and the mattress must not be so deep that it rises above the safety line marked on the frame — a mattress that is too thick lowers the effective height of the rail. Keep the top bunk for children aged six and over, use the ladder as intended, and check bolts and fixings periodically as they can loosen with use. Position raised beds away from windows, blind cords, light fittings and shelves. We always recommend anchoring tall wardrobes and chests of drawers to the wall to prevent tipping.
Current UK and EN safety guidance recommends that the top bunk of a bunk bed, and raised beds such as mid and high sleepers, are only used by children aged six and over. Younger children are better suited to a standard single bed, toddler bed or low sleeper.
Choose furniture that doubles up. Bunk beds, mid sleepers and high sleepers lift the bed off the floor and free the space beneath for storage, a desk or play. Built-in drawers and slim wardrobes help keep everything tidy in a compact room.
Our children's beds and furniture are designed to meet current UK and EN safety standards. For raised beds, always fit the supplied guard rails, keep the mattress below the marked safety line and follow the assembly instructions.
Yes, we strongly recommend it. Anchoring tall wardrobes and chests of drawers to the wall with the correct fixings helps prevent them tipping, which is an important safeguard in any child's room.
Use a mattress of the correct size for the frame and, crucially, one that does not sit above the safety line marked on the bed. A mattress that is too deep reduces the height of the guard rail and makes the top bunk less safe.
Every piece is carefully packed for UK delivery and covered by our 30-day returns policy, so you can order with confidence and be sure it suits your child's room.
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