Bed frames are one of the most used items in your home and will wear out over time. Check that your bed frame is still in good condition. A damaged bed frame could lead to a bad night’s rest or even injury. You may need to replace your bed frame if:
You do not get the support that you need when sleeping despite changing the mattress.
Your mornings are often characterised by a feeling of drowsiness and fatigue.
Your best sleep was on a new bed.
Your mattress is sinking because the bed base is uneven or sagging.
When you move, it makes a creaking or crunching sound.
You notice any broken or warped bed slats. For Pay Weekly Beds, visit www.simplypayweekly.co.uk/pay-weekly-beds/
Split or cracked wood, especially on the slats and underneath the frame. This could be a sign that your bed may collapse.
Fixtures that are twisted, bent, loose or missing can be seen in the frame.
When the appearance of a bed is worn and used.
You bought a mattress that does not fit in your bed.
What are the different bed frame sizes?
Single beds (3ft) can be found in children’s bedrooms and guest rooms. The standard size is 90cm by 190cm.
Small double beds (4ft) are ideal for single people who want a little extra sleeping space. These are a good choice for small bedrooms, as they measure only 120cm by 190cm.
Double beds are perfect for couples who do not have enough space for a king size bed frame. A double bed is 135cm by 190cm.
King size beds offer couples a bit more space with a size that is 150cm by 200cm.
The largest beds are super kings. The perfect choice for couples that need more room than a standard double bed.
