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Last updated Thursday, 12 Nov 2026
| Bedz4kids | Price |
|---|---|
| Remote Led Kit | £24.00 |
| Wireless Charging Base | £24.00 |
| Swing Internal Drawers | £79.00 |
| Hoppekids Shorty Daybed Safety Rail | £189.00 |
| Thuka Pocket Sprung 200 X 90 | £189.00 |
| Hollywood Beauty Bar | £239.00 |
| Sleeptight Pocket 120*190cm - Pink Label | £245.00 |
| Swing White Robe | £349.00 |
| Corner Beauty Bar | £385.00 |
| Hoppekids Shorty Bunkbed Safety Rail Drawers | £475.00 |
Choosing a child’s bed is about more than finding somewhere to sleep. You may also need room for books, toys, clothes, homework or gaming gear. Bedz4kids has a varied selection of children’s bedroom furniture, including bunk beds, mid sleepers, high sleepers, storage beds, desks and mattresses. That range gives families different ways to make a bedroom work harder.
This guide explores the kinds of products listed for Bedz4kids and what to consider when comparing them. You’ll find examples with listed prices, plus tips on matching furniture and mattresses to your space. Product details and prices can change, so check the relevant listing before you decide. The reference information does not specify delivery terms, so confirm those with the retailer.
The listed range covers several bedroom needs. Some beds focus on storage, while others combine sleeping space with a desk, wardrobe or playhouse-style frame. There are also mattresses in different sizes and styles, along with separate gaming desks and smaller accessories.
That variety is useful if you’re planning a full room refresh or simply replacing one item. A compact storage bed may suit a room where floor space is tight. A bunk bed can make better use of a shared room, while a mid sleeper can create a study or storage area underneath. Think of the room as a small puzzle: the right furniture can help each piece fit.
Storage beds can help keep everyday items close without adding a separate cabinet. The Achille Storage Bed by Parisot is listed at £339 and described as a compact storage bed in a small-double size. The Achille 2 Storage Bed is also listed at £339, with a light oak finish and contrasting black shelving. These two options may appeal if you want a bed frame that brings storage into the same footprint as the sleeping area.
The Parisot Sleep Daybed, listed at £399, combines two deep drawers with back shelving. Its shelf panels are described as reversible, with pink, cappuccino, white and black colour options included. That arrangement offers a place for belongings and display items without relying on extra freestanding furniture.
For a flexible guest or children’s room, the Kids Avenue Heritage Pullout Bed is listed at £275. Its description says it extends from a small bed to a full UK single size. The listing also mentions that assembly and mattresses are available, but check the product details for what is included with the frame.
Bunk beds make vertical use of a room, which can be valuable when two people need to sleep in one space. The range includes designs with different storage features, so it’s worth comparing more than the number of beds.
The Parisot Bibliobed Bunkbed is listed at £749. Its steps are designed to work as storage shelves, and the description also notes shelves at the back of both bunks. An optional trundle drawer can fit underneath; with a specially fitted foam mattress option, the drawer can also be used as another bed. The listing says the steps fit on the left side, so check that arrangement against your room layout.
The Parisot Shelter Bunkbed costs £449 in the supplied data. It has bedside storage for both bunks and an under-bed drawer. Its description specifies two EU single mattresses measuring 90 by 200 centimetres, so confirm that your mattress choice matches before ordering.
At £539, the Parisot Tam-tam-bunkbed includes shelving for both bunks. Its back panels can be reversed between blue and pink. The Thuka Nordic Bunkbed, listed at £519, has a pull-out trundle drawer that can serve as a third bed if needed. Its straight ladder can be assembled on the left or right, and the listing gives five end-panel colour or design choices.
If storage is the priority, the Trasman Barca Bunkbed is listed at £719. It has two beds in a stepped arrangement, an integral wardrobe with a hanging rail and shelves, two drawers beneath the lower bunk, and shelving beside both sleeping areas. Those features make it a larger all-in-one option, so measure the available floor space carefully.
A mid sleeper raises the bed enough to open up useful space underneath. Depending on the design, that area might hold a desk, drawers, shelves or a place for toys. It can be a clever choice for a smaller room, but the overall height and access arrangement still need to suit the child and the space.
The Parisot Shelter Midsleeper V2 is listed at £345. It has integral steps, two storage shelves and a desk that can be stored under the bed or used elsewhere in the room. The listing describes a white and oak finish and a flat-packed format.
The Kids Avenue Urban Grey Midsleeper 1 is listed at £939. It includes a three-drawer chest, a two-door storage cupboard and a pull-out work desk. The ladder can be fixed to the front left or right side, and the listed mattress size is 90 by 200 centimetres. For a lower-priced example, the Kids Avenue Estella Grey mid sleeper with cube and desk is listed at £429. Its desk can be set to the right or left, and the cube unit can sit under the bed or elsewhere in the room.
Other options include the Parisot Cleo Cabin Bed at £369, which has a built-in desk and storage units with doors, and the Kids Avenue Mini Playhouse at £349. The Mini Playhouse description highlights its shorter ladder and guard rails, as well as a slatted base. Always read the full product information and consider your child’s age, ability and room setup when choosing a raised bed.
High sleepers lift the sleeping area higher, leaving more room beneath for furniture or storage. They can suit older children and teenagers who need a dedicated place for study or hobbies, but they also need enough ceiling height and a safe, practical route to the bed.
The Kids Avenue Noah Gaming Highbed 2 is listed at £589. Its features include a large desk, an elevated shelf described as able to hold up to three monitors, remote-controlled LED lights and a built-in wireless charger. The listing states that a supporting socket or USB plug is required for the charger. It also gives a mattress requirement of 200 by 90 by 16 centimetres.
The Parisot Higher High Sleeper V2, listed at £859, combines a desk, shelving and a sliding-door wardrobe. The Trasman Mont Blanc Highsleeper is listed at £699 and includes deep steps, a walk-in wardrobe with a hanging rail and four open shelves, plus a desk beneath the bed. For a simpler study-focused option, the Thuka Highbed With Long Desk is listed at £469 and has a desk and shelving unit running along the length of the raised bed.
Compare the dimensions, ladder position and included storage before settling on a high sleeper. A design can look compact in a product photo but still need room for access and everyday use.
A separate desk can be a good choice if you already have a bed that works well. The Parisot Midi Setup Desk is listed at £249. It has a separate shelf above the desk for up to two monitors, plus a drawer and cupboard. The listing describes a dark grey and black stipple finish.
For a larger setup, the Parisot Large Setup Gaming Desk With LED Lights is listed at £319. Its top shelf is 175 centimetres long and is described as suitable for up to three large monitors. The desk also has a pull-out drawer, a cupboard and a shelf unit intended for consoles. The LED strip offers green, blue or pink light options using a remote control. The listing says the chair shown is not included.
When choosing a desk, think about the equipment it needs to hold and the room around it. Measure the width and depth of the space, and consider where cables and power sources will go. A desk is easier to enjoy when the screen, chair and storage all have a sensible place.
Mattress size and depth matter, especially with bunk, mid-sleeper and high-sleeper frames. Bedz4kids’ listed mattresses include pocket-sprung and junior options from Kids Avenue. For example, the Sleeptight Pocket 90×200cm Red Label is listed at £189, with 600 pocket springs encased in foam and a depth of 15 centimetres. Its description says it is suitable for bunk, mid-sleeper and high-sleeper beds.
The Sleeptight Pocket 90×190cm Yellow Label is also listed at £189. Its description gives a depth of 14 centimetres and mentions 600 pocket springs, foam layers and an anti-microbial treatment. A Sleeptight Junior 90×190cm Blue Label is listed at £129, with a stated depth of 14 centimetres. There is also a 90×200cm Green Label junior option at £129.
For a small double, the Kids Avenue Sleeptight Pocket 120×200cm Orange Label is listed at £245. The 120×190cm Pink Label is also listed at £245. Check the bed’s required dimensions rather than assuming that mattresses with similar names or widths are interchangeable. The product descriptions can help, but the frame’s size requirements should guide your choice.
Measure the available floor area, ceiling height and the route into the room. For beds with a pull-out desk or trundle, measure the space with that part fully extended. The Thuka Nordic Bunkbed, for example, is listed as 151 centimetres wide, increasing to 202 centimetres when its trundle drawer is fully extended. That extra clearance can make all the difference in a tight room.
Look for details about mattress requirements, drawers, desks and accessories. Some features are optional, and the listing may identify items that are not included. The Noah Gaming Highbed 2, for instance, requires a mattress of a stated size, while the Large Setup Gaming Desk listing says the chair shown is not included. Clear checks now can prevent surprises later.
A child’s room often shifts from play space to study space over time. A pull-out desk, adjustable layout or bed that offers extra storage may help the furniture stay useful as needs change. A practical choice doesn’t need to do everything; it just needs to solve the problems your room has today and remain comfortable to use.
The prices in this guide are the amounts shown in the supplied Bedz4kids product data, presented in pounds for a UK audience. They range from £19.95 for the Kids Avenue New Bunky Light White to £939 for the Urban Grey Midsleeper 1. These examples are not a promise that a product is currently available at that price. Check the retailer’s product page for the latest price and details.
The supplied information does not set out general delivery charges, delivery times, returns, assembly terms or stock status. If any of these details affect your decision, confirm them directly with the retailer before placing an order. ZoneOffer is a comparison site, not the store, so it cannot confirm retailer policies or fulfil orders.
Bedz4kids’ listed range includes choices for shared bedrooms, compact spaces, study corners and gaming setups. Start by measuring the room, then match the bed style to the way your child uses it. Compare mattress sizes and product features closely, and check current price, delivery and availability details before buying. With a little planning, you can choose furniture that makes bedtime easier and gives the rest of the room space to breathe.
