Bunk Beds

In total, Happy Beds stock:

• Standard Bunk Beds - These are the usual two-bed bunk beds. They come with a bottom bunk and a top bunk, though sometimes the bottom bunk is replaced with extra space, a built-in desk or storage.
• Triple Sleeper Bunk Beds - These bunk beds offer space to sleep up to three people. This is either three single bunks or a double bottom bunk with a single top bunk.
• Quadruple Sleeper Bunk Beds - These offer two double bed bunks, meaning they can sleep up to four people. They work well as a kids bunk bed if you have multiple children in the same bedroom or regularly have guests and sleepovers.

Our bunk beds will complement any bedroom as we have a wide range of materials used:

• Wooden bunk beds - Natural bunk beds with pine, oak or light wood finishes. Ideal for those who want a rustic bed frame in a timeless design.
• Fabric bunk beds - Who says bunk beds can???t be luxurious? Our fabric bunk bed range adds a splash of style, adding a comfortable look and feel to your room.
• Metal bunk beds - Our metal bunk beds are both sturdy and modern. Get a bunk bed you can rely on in high-quality nickel and aluminium finishes.

So, now that you know the bunk bed types on offer are they right for you? If you aren???t entirely convinced, consider reading our blog post: The Pros and Cons of Bunk Beds: Will They Work for You?.

We have several different colours available for you to choose from in our range of bunk beds, including:

• White bunk beds
• Grey bunk beds
• Blue bunk beds
• Red bunk beds
• Green bunk beds
• Natural bunk beds

Our bunk beds are available in a range of sizes, with some making perfect bunk beds for kids and others making an ideal bunk bed for adults. The sizes include small single, single, small double, double and European single bunk bed sizes.

The bottom bunk can be used by any child aged 4 and up. For children younger than 4, we recommend our range of toddler beds.

The top bunk can only be used by children aged 6 and up. This is enforced by regulations and endorsed by several risk management and safety charities, including RoSPA.

We always recommend using the guard rails on the top bunk. Even if a child is older, having a guard rail is an important safety measure. All play should be discouraged on the top bunk and ladder, as should jumping off the bed.

Sellers and manufacturers of bunk beds must comply with British Standard Specification 1 BS EN 747. In simple terms, this ensures all bunk beds are manufactured to be safe, ensuring they have:

• No sharp edges or corners.
• A safe, solid and reliable frame.
• Fixed rails on the top bunk.
• No gaps that are larger than 75mm.

At Happy Beds, we take safety very seriously. This means each frame in our bunk bed range has been tested extensively, offering you peace of mind and a good night???s sleep.

You can read more about bunk bed safety in our helpful bunk bed safety product guide which contains everything you need to know about how we make our beds safe for children.

The majority of our bunk beds use small single, single or European single mattresses. However, we also stock options that fit small double and double mattresses.

We recommend that mattresses should be no thicker than 16cm to ensure the guard rails work correctly. To find out which mattress you need, simply match the bed type to the mattress. So, if you???ve purchased a single bunk bed, then a single mattress should suit.

For everything else on mattress sizes, consult our mattress size guide.