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  • 3ft Single Beds

    All you need to know about single bed?

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    A standard single bed usually measures 3ft x 6ft3 (92cm x 190cm)

    The bed's size typically refers to the mattress size, but be mindful that the external dimensions of the bed may be slightly larger.

    Single beds need a single mattress—simple as that!


    Standard singles measure 3ft by 6ft3 (92cm x 190cm), these mattresses are a perfect fit. With options ranging from firm to soft, springy to foam-tastic, you can find your match made in mattress heaven.

    The difference between a single and small double bed is the width. A single bed is 3ft (92cm) and a small double bed is 12 inches wider at 4ft (122cm). The length is the same on both 6ft3 (190cm)

    The bed's size typically refers to the mattress size, but be mindful that the external dimensions of the bed may be slightly larger.

    The difference between a small single and single bed is the width. A small single bed is 2ft6 (76cm) and a single bed is 6 inches wider at 3ft (92cm). The length is the same on both 6ft3 (190cm)

    The bed's size typically refers to the mattress size, but be mindful that the external dimensions of the bed may be slightly larger.

    SUITABILITY

    There's no one-size-fits-all answer to when a child should move into a single bed. It really depends on the individual child and their development.

    Here are some factors to consider:

    Size and Comfort: If your child is noticeably uncomfortable or cramped in their current bed, it might be time for an upgrade.

    Mobility: If they're frequently climbing out of their toddler bed, a single bed might be safer.

    Child's Readiness: Some children are eager for a "big kid" bed, while others may feel more secure in their smaller bed.

    Generally, children transition to single beds between the ages of 3 and 8. However, it's important to pay attention to your child's cues and make the decision that feels right for your family.

    TYPES

    Single beds with storage offer a practical and stylish solution for maximising space in any bedroom. These versatile pieces of furniture combine the comfort and aesthetic appeal of a traditional king size bed with the added benefit of integrated storage compartments.

    There are several types of storage you can get in a single bed. A divan bed with drawers or an ottoman bed are great way to maximise space. A bed with a storage headboard that has built in compartments is perfect for small items that you want within reach.

    There are many different types of king size bed frames available, each with its own unique style and features. Some of the most popular types include:  

    Single Wooden bed frames: These are a classic choice that can add a touch of warmth and natural beauty to any bedroom. They are available in a variety of woods, such as oak and pine.

    Single Metal bed frames: These are a more modern option that can add a sleek and contemporary look to your bedroom. They are often made from iron or steel and can be finished in a variety of colors.  

    Single Upholstered bed frames: These are a luxurious option that can add a touch of sophistication to your bedroom. They are typically covered in fabric, such as velvet or chenille, and can be tufted or buttoned for added detail.  

    Single Storage bed frames: These are a practical option for those who need extra storage space. They often have drawers built into the base of the bed or a hidden ottoman compartment underneath the mattress.

    A divan bed consists of a sturdy base made from a wooden frame, typically upholstered in fabric, and often paired with a divan headboard in a matching fabric.

    A divan bed normally take up less room in your bedroom as the mattress sits edge to edge of the base, making the external foot print less than most bed frames