Bunk Beds Under £500 for Studio Flats
A studio flat has to work as a living room, kitchen and bedroom all at once, so every piece of furniture needs to earn its place. For a parent with a child who stays at weekends, friends sharing a city studio or anyone who regularly hosts guests, a bunk bed can provide two sleeping spaces in the floor area of one. In this guide we explain when a bunk bed makes sense in a studio, where it is worth spending and where it is sensible to compromise, and how metal and solid pine frames compare in a small home. We cover measuring for headroom, placing the bed within an open plan layout, keeping the route to the front door clear and using the lower bunk as daytime seating. You will also find advice on storage, choosing mattresses, fixing frames in rented flats and keeping a compact studio feeling light and open....