Bunk Beds

Explore wooden and metal bunk beds designed to make better use of shared bedrooms, guest rooms and compact spaces. Choose from standard, floor-level, triple and quad layouts, with practical size options and colours finished to order. For greater flexibility, our Keswick bunk beds are built from scratch with bespoke options available.

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Bunk Beds for Shared and Space-Conscious Bedrooms

Bunk beds provide multiple sleeping spaces without taking up the floor area required by separate bed frames. They are a practical choice for children’s bedrooms, guest rooms, holiday homes and other shared spaces where the available room needs to be used efficiently.

Our collection includes wooden beds and metal beds in several bunk configurations. Choose from traditional two-sleeper designs, floor bunks, triple sleepers and quadruple bunk beds according to the number of sleepers and the space available.

Compare Our Bunk Beds

Use the table below to compare the material, sleeping configuration and level of customisation available with each model.

Bunk bed Material and layout Best suited to Build and finish
Keswick Wooden Bunk Bed Wooden, two sleepers Customers wanting a traditional wooden bunk with greater flexibility Built from scratch to order with broader bespoke options
Thetford Metal Bunk Bed Metal, two sleepers Modern bedrooms and customers wanting a practical metal frame Standard frame available with colours finished to order
Keswick Painted Wooden Bunk Bed Painted wood, two sleepers Colour-led bedrooms requiring greater customisation Built from scratch to order with painted finish options
Lanmere Painted Wooden Bunk Bed Painted wood, two sleepers Family bedrooms requiring a straightforward painted bunk Standard frame with the selected colour finished to order
Lanmere Wooden Bunk Bed Wooden, two sleepers Bedrooms suited to a natural or light-wood appearance Standard wooden configuration with finish options
Lenwade Wooden Bunk Bed Painted wood with oak tops, two sleepers Bedrooms combining painted furniture with natural wood details Standard frame with colour and contrasting oak details
Keswick Floor Bunk Bed Wooden, lower-level two-sleeper layout Rooms where a lower bottom sleeping position is preferred Built from scratch to order with broader bespoke options
Thetford Floor Bunk Bed Metal, lower-level two-sleeper layout Modern bedrooms requiring a lower-profile arrangement Standard frame available with colours finished to order
Lanmere Triple Bunk Bed Wooden, single over double Three sleepers or rooms needing different sleeping widths Standard configuration available with finish options
Keswick Wooden Quad Bunk Bed Wooden, double over double Four sleepers and customers requiring greater flexibility Built from scratch to order with broader bespoke options
Anwell Quad Metal Bunk Bed Metal, double over double Four sleepers and contemporary shared bedrooms Standard metal configuration with colour finished to order
Lanmere Quad Bunk Bed Wooden, four-sleeper layout Family bedrooms and guest spaces requiring four beds Standard wooden configuration available with finish options

Choosing the Right Bunk Bed Configuration

A standard bunk bed provides two stacked sleeping areas and is a versatile option for shared bedrooms. Floor bunk beds position the lower sleeping area closer to the floor, while triple bunks accommodate three sleepers using a single-over-double arrangement.

For larger families and guest accommodation, quad bunk beds provide four sleeping areas within a compact footprint. You can compare all available wooden and metal options in our dedicated quad bunk bed collection.

Before choosing a configuration, check the overall frame dimensions, ceiling height, mattress sizes and ladder position. You should also consider how much clearance each sleeper will have and whether there is sufficient room to access and make the beds comfortably.

Wooden or Metal Bunk Beds?

Wooden bunk beds bring a warmer and more traditional appearance to a bedroom. The Keswick offers the greatest level of made-to-order flexibility, while the Lanmere and Lenwade provide more straightforward wooden designs with different painted and natural-finish details.

Metal bunk beds offer a cleaner, more contemporary frame style. The Thetford is available in standard and floor-bunk configurations, while the Anwell provides a wider quad layout for rooms requiring four sleeping spaces.

Custom Colours and Made-to-Order Options

Our bunk beds are available in a wide selection of colours, including understated neutrals and brighter shades for more individual bedroom schemes. Many standard designs can be finished to order in your selected colour, allowing the frame to complement the rest of the room.

For customers requiring greater flexibility, our Keswick bunk beds are built from scratch to order. This includes standard, painted, floor-level and quad configurations, with broader opportunities to discuss bespoke requirements.

Choosing Suitable Bunk Bed Mattresses

Always use mattresses that match the dimensions and maximum recommended depth specified for your chosen frame. Mattress depth is particularly important on the upper bunk because the sleeping surface must remain safely below the top of the guard rails.

Our dedicated bunk bed mattress collection includes appropriately sized options designed for use with these frames. Check the individual bed and mattress specifications before ordering.

Made for Long-Term Use

Every bunk bed in this collection includes a 12-year guarantee, providing added reassurance when furnishing a regularly used bedroom. Browse the complete range to compare materials, sleeping configurations, sizes and colour options for your space.

Frequently Asked Questions

What age is suitable for the top bunk?
Safety guidelines generally recommend that children under six years old should not sleep on the top bunk. This helps reduce the risk of falls during sleep.


What size mattresses fit bunk beds?
Most bunk beds are designed to fit standard UK single mattresses. Always check the recommended mattress depth for the top bunk to ensure it sits safely below the guard rails.


What colours and finishes are bunk beds available in?
Bunk beds are available in a variety of colours and finishes to suit different bedroom styles. From soft neutrals and classic whites to bolder statement colours such as a forest green or marine blue. Choosing the right finish can help the bunk bed blend seamlessly with your décor or become a standout feature in the room.