Single Beds
Single beds for children and teenagers, from simple standalone frames to playful playhouse designs and day beds with a pull-out trundle for sleepovers. Built by leading European manufacturers including Kids Avenue, Thuka and Trasman, our single beds are made from FSC® certified materials with free delivery included on a specialist carrier.
Playhouse single beds
A house-shaped frame around a standard single mattress — popular for younger children moving into their first proper bed, without the raised platform of a mid sleeper.
- Mini Playhouse Bed, Kids Avenue — from £359, or from £489 with storage
- Midi Playhouse Bed, Kids Avenue — £375, also available with a desk and chest of drawers
- Playhouse Bed, Thuka — £449, or the Playhouse Porthole Bed from £249
- Wooden Bedroom Den Playhouse Bed, Thuka — £949, our most fully-featured playhouse bed
Day beds with a trundle
A single bed by day, with a second pull-out bed hidden underneath for sleepovers or a sibling staying over — without needing a second bed frame taking up space the rest of the time.
- Day Bed with Pull Out Super King Double Guest Bed, Kids Avenue Heritage — from £349
- Day Bed with Trundle Bed, Drawer & Storage, Thuka — from £429
- Sleep Day Bed with Drawers & Shelving, Parisot — £399
Stacking beds
A clever alternative to a bunk bed — two single beds that stack directly on top of each other for everyday use, then separate into two freestanding beds when needed, without the fixed structure of a permanent bunk.
- Stacking Bed, Kids Avenue — £349
Sizes and mattresses
Most single beds take a standard 90 x 190cm UK single mattress. If your child has outgrown junior sizing, this is the size to move up to; our Junior & Toddler Beds use a shorter 160cm mattress instead.
Single beds: common questions
What's the difference between a playhouse bed and a mid sleeper?
A playhouse bed sits at normal single-bed height with a decorative frame around it — there's no ladder or raised platform, so it suits younger children not yet ready for a mid sleeper.
How does a stacking bed differ from a bunk bed?
A stacking bed sits on top of the lower bed rather than being fixed to a shared frame, so the two beds can be separated into freestanding singles at any time, not just permanently converted.
What size mattress does a single bed need?
A standard UK single at 90 x 190cm, unless the product page states otherwise.
If floor space is tight, take a look at our Beds with Sleepover Beds or Beds with Storage, and for younger children see our Junior & Toddler Beds.