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27 products found in Bed Frames

Woodgate Rustic Solid Pine Wood Bed Frame
  • $1,199
  • From $998
Paiden Black Bed Frame Solid Timber
  • $495
  • From $428
Raffles Grey Fabric Bed Frame Double/Queen/King
  • $295
  • From $198
Amanda White Solid Pine Timber Bed Frame
  • $1,099
  • From $958

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Cancun Fabric Queen Bed Frame Beige / Grey
  • $398
Classic Kids Bunk Bed Frame Solid Pine Wood
  • $999
Paddington White Lift-Up Storage Bed Frame MDF
  • $1,899
  • From $1,598
Nina Fabric Bed Frame Cream / Light Grey
  • $395
  • From $358
Venice Bed Frame Soild Pine White / Orange
  • $495
  • From $318
Hamptons Bed Frame White Solid Acacia Wood and Brown Top
  • $1,095
  • From $898
Atlas White Storage Bed Frame - NZ made
  • $1,305
  • From $1,138
Joanna White Bed Frame Solid Timber
  • $555
  • From $458

When purchasing a bed frame, several key factors should be taken into consideration to ensure you make the best choice for your needs. From material and size to design and durability, understanding what to look for can greatly impact your comfort and the longevity of your bed frame.

 

  1. Size: The size of a bed often depends on striking a balance between what you need and what your room can accommodate.
  2. Material: Common materials for beds include wood, metal, and upholstered finishes, each offering opportunities to enhance the room's aesthetic.
  3. Beds with storage: If storage is a concern, beds with drawers underneath or lift-up storage options can be suitable choices.
  4. Quality: Higher quality typically signifies durability and sturdiness, ensuring your investment pays off over a longer period.

 

First and foremost, consider the size. Size is the most basic and primary factor when choosing a bed frame. A larger bed can provide more space for a comfortable sleep, but it can also make a small room feel cramped. Common bed sizes in New Zealand are as follows:

 

Single Bed

92cm x 188cm

King Single Bed

106cm x 203cm

Double Bed

137cm x 188cm

Queen Bed

153cm x 203cm

King Bed

167cm x 203

Super King Bed

183cm x 203cm

 

Single Bed: Typically better suited for children, guest rooms, or very small bedrooms. It can feel quite cramped for adults.

King Single Bed: Offers more space, making it suitable for most solo sleeping scenarios.

Double Bed: Larger in size, ideal for those who want extra room for themselves or for couples. However, the Double Bed's length is relatively short, which might not be comfortable for taller individuals.

Queen Bed: The most popular size, providing ample space for both individuals and couples. It's a great choice for those who need more room to stretch out.

King Bed and Super King Bed: While they offer a very spacious sleeping area, they also require a larger room. You might need to opt for more compact furniture or sacrifice other functionalities to accommodate the bed in smaller rooms.

 

When considering bed frame materials, both wood and metal options are popular choices. However, wooden frames are often recommended for their aesthetic appeal and durability. They come in various types, such as solid wood and engineered wood (often a mix of solid wood and plywood or MDF), due to considerations of price and weight. For instance, solid wood is commonly used for the visible parts of the frame to enhance aesthetics, while engineered wood like plywood or MDF is frequently used for internal support structures due to its strength and cost-effectiveness. This combination ensures both visual appeal and structural integrity in modern bed frame designs.

 

When considering storage options for beds, drawers are often the simplest and most convenient choice, although they can be limited in storage capacity. For those looking to fully utilise under-bed space, lift-up storage beds provide a solution, albeit requiring more effort to lift. Some beds feature storage compartments built into the headboard, typically made of wood, which adds to the aesthetic but may require more consideration for those preferring a softer headboard. Each option offers unique benefits depending on your storage needs and preferences for bedroom furniture.

 

When it comes to bed frame designs, options from Jory Henley primarily feature wood or upholstered finishes. Solid wood is favoured for its aesthetic appeal, lending a natural and timeless look to bedroom décor. On the other hand, upholstered bed frames offer a soft, padded surface that can provide protection against accidental bumps and scratches, enhancing both comfort and safety. Whether you prefer the classic charm of wood or the practicality of upholstered finishes, Jory Henley provides versatile choices to suit various preferences and interior styles.