What are the best storage ideas for a gaming room?
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Short answer: Use under-bed drawers for spare items, open shelves near the desk for daily kit, desk drawers for small accessories and a charging spot near a socket.
Storage keeps a gaming room usable.
Storage that suits a gaming room
Gaming kit is small, numerous and easy to lose. Drawers under the bed suit spare bedding and games you are not playing right now; open shelves near the desk suit controllers and headsets you reach for daily; and a wardrobe built into a high sleeper can free up wall space elsewhere. Look at the storage line on each product page to see exactly what is included, and plan where chargers will live so cables are not stretched across the room.
Keeping cables and kit tidy
A gaming corner quickly fills with power leads, chargers and controllers. Plan where the nearest sockets are before you place the desk or bed, use a surge-protected extension lead rather than chaining adaptors, and run cables along the back of the desk or frame so they are not across the floor or ladder. Desks with drawers, cupboards or shelves give consoles, headsets and games a home, and storage under a bed is handy for things that are not used every day.
Making a gaming setup work in a small room
In a small bedroom, going up is usually the answer. A high sleeper with a desk underneath stacks the sleeping and playing areas into one footprint, while a cabin or mid-height bed can add storage. If the ceiling is too low for a high sleeper, a single bed with a built-in end desk or a compact desk against the wall keeps floor space clear. Wall-mounted shelves and under-bed drawers stop the room filling up with boxes of games and accessories.
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.
- Recoil Meridian Gaming High Sleeper with Storage Black & Red (size guide)
- Recoil Boss Pod Small Double Gaming High Sleeper with Storage Black & Red – Mattress Size: 120 x 190 x 18cm; Material: Coated Particleboard (size guide)
- Trasman B-Zone Gaming Single Bed with Storage – Dimensions: H 101cm x W 242cm x D 99cm; Mattress Size: 200cm x 90cm (Euro) (size guide)
- Recoil Alister Gaming High Sleeper with Desk & Storage – Bed Type: High Sleepers; Dimensions: L241.5cm x W110.3cm x H181.1cm (size guide)
- Recoil Blaze Staircase Gaming High Sleeper with Storage Black & Red – Weight Capacity: 100kg (size guide)
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Frequently asked questions
What are the best storage ideas for a gaming room?
Use under-bed drawers for spare items, open shelves near the desk for daily kit, desk drawers for small accessories and a charging spot near a socket.
What storage do gaming beds have?
It varies: drawers, shelves, ottoman storage or a wardrobe. The storage details are on each product page.
How do I keep gaming cables safe?
Use a surge-protected extension lead, avoid chaining adaptors and route cables along the back of the desk or frame so they are not across the floor or ladder.
What is the most space-saving gaming bed?
Usually a high sleeper with a desk underneath, if the ceiling is high enough.
Who can I ask for help choosing gaming furniture?
Bed Kingdom customer service on 01924 950108 or support@bedkingdom.co.uk.