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A good bed starts with a good bed frame - we've outlined the main types of bed below. Once you've chosen a bed, you'll need a great mattress to go with it. Our mattress reviews can help you find a mattress that will support your back well and last for years and years - and Best Buy mattresses start at less than £200. A divan bed is the most popular and simple style of bed available - and there are countless varieties on sale. Essentially, a divan is a base. You then add a bed mattress and headboard, sometimes as part of a bed package. There are two types of divan base available. Pocket sprung divans have springs in the base, offering a softer top and extra comfort. Cheaper platform top divans have a hard top and will give a firmer feel, although the overall firmness of the bed will depend on the mattress you choose. The most widely available type of bed They tend to be cheaper than other types of bed There are lots of sizes, shapes and storage options to choose from
They tend to be less ornate and stylish than other varieties of bed Only some divan beds offer extra storage Bedsteads are slatted frames (as opposed to solid bases), usually made of metal or wood and comprised of a base, legs and headboard. They're usually a more decorative option, with different colours, finishes and styles to choose from - from a traditional pine bedstead to a luxurious four-poster bedstead. Upholstered bedsteads, clad with leather or faux-leather, are an increasingly popular option. They often look great, with lots of styles available There's no need to buy a separate headboard Different slat types are available to offer a harder or more flexible feel Storing items underneath the bed can look messy They usually need to be self-assembled They tend to be more expensive than divan beds As the name suggests, storage beds offer just that - lots of tidy storage options underneath the bed. They're a great option if you're short on bedroom space but want something a bit more stylish than a standard divan bed.
Choose between storage drawers or an ottoman-style bed that fully lifts up, letting you store your belongings inside. They have lots of storage space They're particularly suitable for small bedrooms Ottoman beds can be heavy and awkward to move or lift Sofa beds, folding beds, bunk beds and cot beds There are lots more types of bed on the market - often designed to meet a specific requirement or appeal to particular age groups. Sofa beds and folding beds Flexible, compact beds that work well in a guest bedroom, or where a bed won't be used every day. Bunk beds Two beds in one for siblings in a shared bedroom - and lots of play fun for kids, too. Cot beds For smaller children, cot beds are convertible cots that can help your little one make the transition from cot to bed. Our video guide to buying the best cot bed includes advice on buying a safe cot bed that's right for your child. Once you've decided which type of bed frame to go for, check out our top tips on how to buy the best mattress.