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Discover RJ Living's range of beds and bed frames, designed to suit Australian homes. Our collection offers quality, style, and comfort for every bedroom, whether you're after a simple bed frame or a statement piece. From luxurious king size beds to cozy queen size beds, we have options to suit various room sizes and personal preferences. Our selection includes everything from minimalist designs to elaborate styles, ensuring you'll find the perfect centerpiece for your bedroom.
Different Bed Sizes and Dimensions
Bed sizes vary to accommodate different needs and spaces. Here are the standard Australian bed dimensions:
- Single: 92cm x 188cm
- King Single: 107cm x 203cm
- Double: 138cm x 188cm
- Queen: 153cm x 203cm
- King: 183cm x 203cm
Choosing the right size ensures comfort and proper fit in your bedroom. Consider your room dimensions, personal space requirements, and whether you share the bed when selecting a bed frame. It's also important to account for additional space needed for bedside tables, wardrobes, and circulation around the bed.
Bed Frame Styles and Designs
Bed frame styles can dramatically influence your bedroom's aesthetic. Popular designs include:
- Platform beds: Low-profile frames with a clean, modern look
- Sleigh beds: Curved headboard and footboard for a traditional feel
- Canopy beds: Four-poster frames for a luxurious, romantic atmosphere
- Storage beds: Practical options with built-in drawers or lift-up bases
Each style offers unique benefits, from space-saving features to striking visual impact. Consider your room's decor and functional needs when choosing a bed frame design. Upholstered beds provide a soft, luxurious feel and can act as a statement piece in your bedroom. For a more versatile option, fabric beds offer comfort and style while easily complementing various decor themes.
Mattress Types and Materials
The right mattress complements your bed frame and enhances sleep quality. Common mattress types include:
- Innerspring: Traditional bouncy feel with good support
- Memory foam: Conforms to body shape for pressure relief
- Latex: Natural material offering durability and responsiveness
- Hybrid: Combines innerspring and foam for balanced comfort
Material choice affects factors like temperature regulation, motion isolation, and overall comfort. Test different mattress types to find your ideal sleep surface. Consider factors such as firmness level, cooling properties, and any specific health concerns you may have, such as back pain or allergies.
How to Choose the Right Bed for Your Sleep Style
Selecting a bed that suits your sleep style improves rest quality. Side sleepers often prefer softer surfaces that cushion pressure points. Back sleepers typically need firmer support to maintain spinal alignment. Stomach sleepers might opt for medium-firm beds to prevent lower back strain.
Consider factors like your preferred sleeping position, any chronic pain issues, and whether you share the bed. These considerations help narrow down your choices for both bed frames and mattresses. If you're looking to upgrade your bedroom's style without replacing the entire bed, consider exploring our range of bed heads to refresh your space.
Bed Buying Guide: Factors to Consider
When purchasing a new bed, keep these key factors in mind:
- Budget: Determine your spending limit for both frame and mattress
- Room size: Ensure the bed fits comfortably in your space
- Durability: Look for quality materials and construction
- Warranty: Check coverage terms for both frame and mattress
- Delivery and assembly: Consider logistics of getting the bed into your home
Prioritise these factors based on your specific needs and circumstances to make an informed decision. Don't forget to consider complementary furniture pieces like bedside tables to complete your bedroom setup and enhance functionality.
Bed Maintenance and Care Tips
Proper maintenance extends the life of your bed and ensures ongoing comfort. Regularly rotate your mattress to promote even wear. Use a mattress protector to guard against spills and stains. Vacuum your mattress and bed frame to remove dust and allergens.
For wooden bed frames, periodic polishing helps maintain their appearance. Metal frames may benefit from occasional tightening of bolts and screws. Fabric and upholstered beds should be cleaned according to the manufacturer's instructions to preserve their appearance and texture. By following these simple care steps, you'll enjoy your bed's comfort and quality for years to come.
What's the difference between a bed base and a bed frame?
What's the difference between a bed base and a bed frame?
A bed frame is the complete structure including headboard, footboard, and side rails. A bed base refers specifically to the foundation that supports your mattress, which can be a platform, slats, or box spring. Some bed frames include integrated bases, while others require separate base purchases.
How much clearance should I leave around my bed?
How much clearance should I leave around my bed?
Allow at least 60cm on each side of the bed for easy movement and bed making. At the foot of the bed, 90-120cm is ideal for comfortable passage. In smaller rooms, you can reduce side clearance to 45cm, but ensure you can still access wardrobes and other furniture.
Can I use any mattress with any bed frame?
Can I use any mattress with any bed frame?
Not all mattresses work with every frame type. Platform beds work well with most mattresses, while slatted bases may require specific mattress types. Always check manufacturer recommendations, especially for memory foam or latex mattresses which may need specific support requirements.
How often should I replace my bed frame versus my mattress?
How often should I replace my bed frame versus my mattress?
Quality bed frames can last 15-20 years or more, while mattresses typically need replacement every 7-10 years. Signs your frame needs replacement include squeaking, sagging, or visible damage. Replace your mattress when you experience poor sleep quality, visible sagging, or discomfort.