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Bunk or high sleeper

Stacked or raised sleep spaces for tight rooms — age rules, rails, ladder clearance and mattress depth come first.

For: Families planning shared or space-saving kids rooms

Bunk

Preview is an educational mock-up — not a product photo of a specific brand.

1. Step 1 of 6

   Layout type

   Choose whether you need two sleep surfaces or one raised bed with space below.

   Layout type

   • Twin bunk (two beds) Upper + lower sleepers
   • High sleeper One bed + desk/space below
   • L-shape / corner bunk Beds at an angle

2. Step 2 of 6

   UK size

   Most bunks and high sleepers use Single mattresses. Confirm centimetres and max mattress depth for the rails.

   UK size

   • Single · 90 × 190 cm One sleeper
   • Double · 135 × 190 cm Couples — tighter width

3. Step 3 of 6

   Storage

   Bunk storage is secondary to rails, ladder and mattress depth limits.

   Storage

   • Open under-space Ladder / desk zone
   • Under drawers / cubbies Built-in lower storage

4. Step 4 of 6

   Fabric family

   Fabric is visual and care behaviour. It does not set spring tension or foam density.

   Fabric family

   • Plush velvet Even pile, richer sheen
   • Crushed velvet Mottled sheen
   • Chenille Soft, matte-to-warm feel
   • Linen-look weave Flatter, textured cloth
   • Faux leather Wipe-clean face

5. Step 5 of 6

   Colour language

   These are common UK shop colour words — useful for literacy, not a paint formula.

   Colour language

   • Cream Warm light neutral
   • Mink Warm taupe-grey
   • Charcoal Deep cool grey
   • Silver Cool light grey
   • Royal blue Deep accent blue
   • Forest green Deep green accent

6. Step 6 of 6

   Mattress class

   Mattress depth protects rail height — that rule beats soft/medium/firm marketing.

   Mattress class

   • Thin pocket / open coil Within depth limit
   • Slim hybrid If depth allows
   • Slim foam Occasional / kids depth

Your setup explained

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