Wooden Bed Frames

Yes - our wooden bed frames are very easy to assemble, taking as little as an hour. Our bed frames arrive flat-pack, so this process includes setting up the slats, the bed frame and the headboard. We provide clear instructions in your packaging, so you can build your bed whilst following these informative visual guides. 

If you’re unsure about how to install your bed, why not take a look at our guides where we have all the information? If you’re ever stuck, our friendly customer service team is also happy to help you, every step of the way.

Many of our wooden bed frames are made from solid pinewood. This material is thoughtfully selected and built to last many years to come. The individual slats in the bed frame are designed to support all of our mattress types, which helps prolong both your mattress and bed’s lifespan.

Yes, any mattress can be used on our wooden bed frames! Whether it’s a pocket sprung mattress, an orthopaedic one or a memory foam mattress, our bed frames offer plenty of support to hold your mattress throughout the years. 

To prolong your mattress’ life on your wooden bed frame, one great tip is to make sure the wooden slats are securely attached. To stop it sagging on the wooden bed frame, ensure that the slats are no more than three inches apart.

All of our mattresses are compatible with our wooden bed frames, but this is a great tip to maintain your mattress so you can get the most out of your money! 

You can easily care for a wooden bed frame with some simple steps. 

We recommend that you dust your wooden bed frame regularly to remove a build up of debris. This also really helps with allergy symptoms if you find yourself sneezing often!

Avoiding harsh chemicals and cleaning up spillages as soon as possible is also a handy tip to extend your wooden bed frame’s life. 

Plus, over time, prolonged sun exposure can warp the wood of your bed frame. You could invest in some sheer curtains or UV film for windows to ensure that your wooden bed is not exposed to too much sun over time. 

Another tip for maintaining your bed frame is to ensure that all screws and fittings are securely in place, as the wood can expand and contract over time, especially in warm and humid environments. Using a dehumidifier in warmer seasons can also remove any excess moisture in the air to keep your wooden bed frame nice and dry.