What is the best gaming bed for a teenager?
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Short answer: Teenagers often suit a small double gaming high sleeper or a high sleeper with a large desk and storage. Check the weight capacity, desk size and mattress size on the product page.
Teens need more room to sleep and a bigger desk than younger children, and they tend to care about the look.
Choosing something they will not outgrow too quickly
Children's tastes change fast, so think about how a gaming bed will work in a few years. A standard single or small double mattress size makes replacement easy, neutral frame colours with bright accents can be refreshed with bedding, and a desk that suits homework as well as gaming earns its place for longer. Check the weight capacity on the product page if an older child or teenager will use it, and look at whether the desk height suits their current size.
Working out the desk size you need
Desk width is driven by your screens and peripherals. Measure the width of each monitor including its stand, add space for speakers or a microphone arm, and allow room for a mouse to move freely. Depth matters too: a deeper desktop keeps a large monitor at a comfortable distance and leaves space for a keyboard in front of it. Always compare these with the desktop width and depth on the product page rather than the overall footprint, which can include shelves or legs.
Gaming furniture for adults
Gaming furniture is not only for children. Larger desks with monitor shelves and storage suit adult PC and console setups, and small double gaming high sleepers suit students or anyone in a compact flat. Check the weight capacity and mattress size on the product page, and look at whether the design suits a shared or open-plan space if it will be on show.
Products to look at
These are in stock in the Bed Kingdom range at the time of writing; see each product page for the live price, full specifications and delivery time.
- Trasman Loft Pod Small Double High Sleeper Gaming Bed with Desk – Dimensions: 184cm x 240cm x 128cm; Mattress Size: 120cm x 200cm (size guide)
- Kids Avenue Urban Grey High Sleeper Gaming Bed with Desk Underneath – Dimensions: 208.5cm x 116cm x 180cm; Mattress Size: 90 x 200 cm (EU Single) (size guide)
- Recoil Ultimate Lumi Gaming High Sleeper with Desk Charcoal & Orange – Bed Type: High Sleepers; Material: Particle Board (size guide)
- Kids Avenue Estella High Sleeper Bed with Gaming Desk in White – Dimensions: H 176cm x W 198cm x D 147cm; Mattress Size: 190cm x 90cm (UK) (size guide)
- Noomi Tera Solid Wood Small Double Gaming High Sleeper (FSC-Certified) – Bed Type: High Sleepers; Material: Pine (size guide)
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Frequently asked questions
What is the best gaming bed for a teenager?
Teenagers often suit a small double gaming high sleeper or a high sleeper with a large desk and storage. Check the weight capacity, desk size and mattress size on the product page.
Will a gaming bed last as my child grows?
Choose a standard mattress size, check the weight capacity and pick neutral frame colours with accents you can change, so the bed adapts as tastes change.
How do I work out what width of desk I need?
Add up the width of your monitors and stands, then allow space for speakers, a microphone and free mouse movement, and compare with the desktop width on the product page.
Are there gaming beds for adults?
Yes. Small double gaming high sleepers and larger gaming desks suit adults; check weight capacity and sizes.
Who can I ask for help choosing gaming furniture?
Bed Kingdom customer service on 01924 950108 or support@bedkingdom.co.uk.