Beds with Sleepover Beds

Make sleepovers easy with our collection of beds with sleepover beds, designed to provide an extra sleeping space when friends or family come to stay. Our range includes children's and teenagers' high sleeper beds, bunk beds and other space-saving designs with pull-out guest beds, trundle beds, chairbeds and sofa beds.

A bed with a sleepover bed is an excellent solution when you want to accommodate an occasional guest without permanently taking up the floor space required for a second full-size bed. The additional bed can be stored underneath or incorporated into the furniture and pulled out when needed.

Choose from practical designs with sleepover beds, guest beds, sofa beds and trundle beds, with many models also combining useful features such as desks, storage, shelving and wardrobes. Whether you're looking for a children's bed for regular sleepovers, a space-saving solution for a small bedroom or an extra bed for visiting friends and family, our collection offers a wide choice of practical and stylish options.

See our Buyers Guide to Beds with Sleepover Beds here

Many of these designs are raised high sleeper or bunk beds — our High Sleeper & Bunk Bed Safety Guide has advice on choosing safely.

Many of these designs are built on our Bunk Beds and Midsleeper Cabin Beds ranges, or see our Single Beds collection for simpler options with a separate trundle.

Types of sleepover bed

• Trundle beds — a second mattress on a frame that slides out from underneath the main bed.
• Guest beds — similar to a trundle, sometimes raising to a different height once pulled out.
• Chairbeds and sofa beds — fold out from a seating position into a sleeping one.

Where to look by type

• Bunk Beds
• Midsleeper Cabin Beds
• Single Beds — for a simpler option with a separate trundle

Beds with sleepover beds: common questions

Does the trundle raise to the same height as the main bed?

This varies by design — some trundles sit lower once pulled out, while others raise to match the main bed's height. Check the individual product page for details.

What mattress size does the pull-out bed need?

This depends on the model — trundle and guest bed mattresses are often a shallower depth than the main mattress, so they slide fully under the frame. See our Children's Mattress Buying Guide for more.

Is a bed with a sleepover bed suitable for everyday use by one child?

Yes — the trundle or guest bed simply stays stored away underneath until it's needed for a sleepover or visiting family.

Can I add a trundle to a bed that doesn't already include one?

Some of our single beds can take a separate trundle mattress and frame — see our Single Beds collection, or check whether a trundle option is listed on your chosen bed's product page.