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Our gaming beds are designed specifically for older kids and teens who want a dedicated setup for gaming, streaming or homework, without sacrificing bedroom floor space. Each bed combines a raised sleeping platform with a built-in gaming desk below — sized to fit a PC tower, monitor, keyboard and controller storage — plus shelving for consoles, speakers and accessories.

Every gaming bed we sell meets EN 747 and is made from FSC® certified wood by established European manufacturers. As an authorised UK dealer, every bed comes with a genuine manufacturer warranty, free delivery on a specialist carrier, and an optional home assembly service.

Single gaming beds with a desk

A lower-height option that keeps the desk and bed at floor level — useful where a full highsleeper won't fit, or for a younger gamer.

Highsleeper gaming beds

Raising the bed frees up the most desk space — room for a full PC gaming setup, dual monitors or a console station underneath, without a separate desk taking up more of the room.

Gaming PodBeds with sofa bed and wardrobe

Our most fully-featured gaming setups — a built-in desk, an open wardrobe, and in some models a fold-out sofa bed underneath, for a proper all-in-one teenage bedroom.

Gaming desks without a bed

If the bed itself doesn't need replacing, a standalone gaming desk is the simpler upgrade — built-in LED strip lighting and cable management, sized for a monitor setup.

Sizes, safety and room height

Most of our gaming beds are raised highsleeper designs, so the same sizing and safety guidance applies: a 90 x 190cm UK single or 90 x 200cm continental single mattress depending on the model, EN 747 compliance, and manufacturer age guidance of six and over. Ceiling clearance matters too — measure directly above where the bed will stand before ordering. Our full High Sleeper Bed Safety Guide covers this in detail, since it applies equally to gaming highsleepers.

Gaming beds: common questions

What age is a gaming bed suitable for?

Our highsleeper gaming beds follow the same guidance as any highsleeper — generally six and over. The lower single Bzone gaming bed doesn't have the same raised-platform restriction, making it a good option for a younger gamer.

Will a gaming desk fit a full PC setup?

Our PC-focused models, such as the Urban High Sleeper PC Gaming Bed, are built with a wider desk surface specifically for a tower, monitor and peripherals. Check the desk dimensions on the individual product page against your setup.

Can I add a gaming desk without buying a new bed?

Yes — our standalone gaming desks are designed to work as a bedroom upgrade on their own, without needing a matching bed.

What mattress size does a gaming bed need?

Most take a UK single at 90 x 190cm; some European-designed models need the slightly longer 90 x 200cm continental single. The size is stated on each product page.

For more general storage-led highsleeper designs without the gaming desk, browse our Highsleeper Loft Beds. Not sure which setup suits your room? Read our Gaming Bed Buying Guide, or get in touch with your room dimensions and we'll help you find the right fit.