Bed and bedside furniture advice

toptim

I want to buy a kingsize bed, decent mattress, bedside table and chester drawer. I cant afford over £500. Any recommendations please? Any sales going on?

Tim_Deegan

toptim wrote: »

I want to buy a kingsize bed, decent mattress, bedside table and chester drawer. I cant afford over £500. Any recommendations please? Any sales going on?

Are you after a bedstead or a divan base?

toptim

I really don't mind. As long as its comfortable. Max I can afford is £600. I can't go over it, though.

Tim_Deegan

In that case it would probably work out cheaper getting the bed from a bed retailer, then buying the bedside tables from a furniture retailer.

If I were you, for the bed I would stay away from big brand names and big chain stores if you want good quality at a low price, and shop on line from a seller who gives a proper satisfaction guarantee that allows you to actually unpack and sleep on the mattress. This way it is in their interest to make sure that you make the right choice the first time.

toptim

Hiya, do you know any small bed retailer that I can use? I am in Milton Keynes if this helps.

Thanks

Tim_Deegan

toptim wrote: »

Hiya, do you know any small bed retailer that I can use? I am in Milton Keynes if this helps.

Thanks

Shop on line to get the best quality for the best price.

fran2491

have a peek at ikeas malm range
http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/categories/series/07468/
thats what i have the bed is really good we got the mid range mattress iv got the bedside tables,chest of draws,and storage boxes and bed frame they are all good nice and sturdy after 3 years and 2 house moves:T

Tim_Deegan

fran2491 wrote: »

have a peek at ikeas malm range
http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/categories/series/07468/
thats what i have the bed is really good we got the mid range mattress iv got the bedside tables,chest of draws,and storage boxes and bed frame they are all good nice and sturdy after 3 years and 2 house moves:T

But their mattresses are cr#p

Blacksheep1979

and do they still have their own odd sizing that means you can't ever replace any part with something non ikea?

Tim_Deegan

Blacksheep1979 wrote: »

and do they still have their own odd sizing that means you can't ever replace any part with something non ikea?

They are continental size.

McKneff

I agree the Malm range from Ikea is sturdy and good value for money.

My Daughter bought this range and bought a latex mattress and she says its the most comfortable bed she has ever slept in.

Furniture looks good too