FRANKOF bedroom beds allow you to choose according to what is important in your room: the size of the sleeping area, the shape of the headboard, the upholstery and the place for bedding. In the catalog you will find beds with and without a lifting mechanism, models on…

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Midway Classic Bedroom Bed

Midway Classic Bedroom Bed

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Price from 1128 EUR

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Midway Bedroom Bed

Midway Bedroom Bed

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Price from 1040 EUR

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Parma Bedroom Bed

Parma Bedroom Bed

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Brie Classic Bedroom Bed

Brie Classic Bedroom Bed

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Price from 725 EUR

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Brie Slim Bedroom Bed

Brie Slim Bedroom Bed

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Price from 710 EUR

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Mexico Bedroom Bed

Mexico Bedroom Bed

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Price from 785 EUR

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Mexico Slim Bedroom Bed

Mexico Slim Bedroom Bed

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Price from 785 EUR

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Monte Bedroom Bed

Monte Bedroom Bed

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Price from 879 EUR

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Wall Bedroom Bed

Wall Bedroom Bed

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Price from 635 EUR

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Wall Slim Bedroom Bed

Wall Slim Bedroom Bed

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Price from 635 EUR

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Terry Bedroom Bed

Terry Bedroom Bed

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Price from 905 EUR

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Wales Bedroom Bed

Wales Bedroom Bed

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Price from 715 EUR

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FRANKOF bedroom beds allow you to choose according to what is important in your room: the size of the sleeping area, the shape of the headboard, the upholstery and the place for bedding. In the catalog you will find beds with and without a lifting mechanism, models on legs and different widths for one or two people. Start with the dimensions of the room, then compare the construction and equipment of the beds you like.

Are you looking for a double bed for everyday relaxation or a more compact bed for a small bedroom? Check out the models and their size selection. The dimensions of the sleeping area are not the dimensions of the entire bed, and the bedding box and mattress should be clearly stated in the selected set. It is worth clarifying these differences before comparing prices.

Which bedroom bed should you choose from the FRANKOF range?

It is more convenient to compare not the entire catalog at once, but several models that meet your needs. First, decide whether you need a bedding box, how much space you can allocate for the bed and what kind of headboard you want. Then choose the design and fabric. This will avoid a situation where the bed you like takes up too much space in the room or does not have the functionality you need.

Narrow your search with catalog filters. If you need additional storage space, use the options "Bedding box" and "With lifting mechanism". If floor access is important, check out the options with legs. The filter helps you select models, but always adjust the final list of features according to the selected product's configuration. Do not assign one model description to another bed in the same collection.

Bed sizes and room dimensions

Choose the size of the bed based on the number of people sleeping, their habits, and the available space in the room. For two people, a wider sleeping area gives more space to move around, but the bed should not block a closet, balcony door, or regular passage. Before ordering, measure not only the wall behind the headboard, but also the distance to the furniture in front of it.

140×200 cm bed for a smaller bedroom

A 140×200 cm bed is worth considering when there is not enough space for a double bed. It is also suitable for one person who wants a wider sleeping space. If you will be sleeping with two people, assess whether this width will be enough for both of you: it matters how often you change your sleeping position and how much personal space you like to have.

In a small room, compare the overall width of two beds of the same size. Wider soft sides or a headboard that extends beyond the frame will take up extra space, even though the mattress will be the same for both beds.

160×200 cm double bed

A 160×200 cm bed is one option when you want to combine space for two people and space for other bedroom furniture. Compared to a 140 cm wide bed, this gives you 10 cm of extra width for each person. Before choosing, check whether the bed is easy to access from both sides.

If you already have a 160×200 cm mattress, look for a bed based on the space it will fit in, not the outer dimensions of the frame. You will also need to check the height of the mattress and its suitability for the chosen base.

180×200 and 200×200 cm beds for a more spacious room

A 180×200 cm double bed offers more space for those who find a narrower bed cramped. The 200×200 cm option is worth considering when there is enough space in the room and you want an even wider sleeping area. However, the largest possible size will not always be the most comfortable for the entire room.

Mark the outline of your future bed on the floor with removable tape. Walk around it, opening the closet doors and drawers. This simple test will help you assess whether you will have to squeeze sideways between the bed and other furniture in the morning.

Single and 120×200 cm beds

For one person, you can choose a narrower bed or a 120×200 cm option, often called a semi-double bed. The choice is determined by the desired sleeping space and the purpose of the room. If the bed will be in a study or guest room, plan in advance for a place for a table, chair, and storage.

Evaluate furniture for a child's room based on the child's age and the purpose of the specific model. You can find related options in the children's furniture category . The width of the bed alone does not tell you whether its design is suitable for a child.

Which measurements to note?

For each model you like, write down the overall width, length, and headboard height. Separately, mark the size of the sleeping area. If the bed has protruding parts, measure to the furthest point of them. The smallest number in the table does not necessarily indicate how much space the furniture will take up in the room.

Don't forget the baseboards, radiator, window sill and curtains. If you push the bed against the wall, these details can interfere with the intended layout. For more detailed preparation, see the article How to measure the space for a bed and plan the aisles . Having a room plan with dimensions will make it easier to compare several models of different designs.

Beds with a bedding box and a lifting mechanism

A bed with a linen box helps you use the space under the sleeping area. It is convenient to store extra bedding, blankets or seasonal textiles there. This feature is especially useful when you want more space for clothes in the wardrobe or the room does not have room for a separate chest of drawers.

The lifting mechanism allows you to access the space under the base, but the design and equipment of different models vary. Check whether the bedding box is included in the selected option, from which side the base is raised, and whether the mechanism is convenient to use. If the bed will be placed under a sloping wall, also consider the space for the raised base.

If you don't need extra storage space, a bed without a lift mechanism is also a practical option. In this case, you can pay more attention to the shape of the frame, the height of the legs and the headboard. The main thing is to pay for the features you will actually use.

Soft headboard and upholstery

A soft headboard is important not only for the appearance of the bed. If you read in the evening or use a tablet while sitting, evaluate whether it is comfortable to lean on, whether the headboard is high enough and whether its shape comfortably supports your back. A high mattress will cover a larger part of the headboard, so evaluate the bed along with the intended mattress.

Headboard shape and proportions

A wide, bold headboard becomes a noticeable part of the bedroom. A more restrained, narrower model leaves more visible wall and is easier to combine in a small space. Before choosing, check whether the headboard will cover switches, electrical outlets or part of the window.

If you are going to place bedside tables next to your bed , consider their width on both sides. It is convenient to adjust the height of the table to the top of the mattress so that you can reach your phone, book or glass without bending too much.

Choose fabric based on daily use

Match the color of the upholstery to the walls, floor, and larger furniture in the room. Gray, beige, or another neutral color makes it easier to change the bedding and curtain combinations. A richer fabric is suitable if you want to highlight the bed. The final impression will depend on the texture of the fabric, not just the color name.

The shade you see on your screen may differ from the actual fabric. View the sample in daylight and artificial light before making a decision. Ask about the care requirements for the specific fabric. If you have pets in your home, consider the weave of the fabric and how easily you can remove hair from the surface; color alone will not solve this issue.

The bed frame and mattress must match each other

The bed frame, base and mattress perform different functions. The frame defines the structure of the furniture, the base holds the mattress, and the mattress directly affects the feeling of lying down. Soft upholstery does not necessarily mean a soft lie: this feeling will need to be evaluated when choosing a mattress.

When looking for a bed with a mattress, first read the package. The mattress or bedding shown in the photo does not confirm that these products are included in the price. If you choose a mattress separately, check out the FRANKOF mattress range and match your choice to the specific bed.

What to check before choosing a mattress

If you are considering two separate mattresses, check in advance whether the bed and its base are suitable for this. Pay attention to the height and joint of the mattresses. When buying just a bed frame, you still need a clear plan for what mattress you will put on it.

How to evaluate bed construction

When looking for a sturdy bed, it's worth reading more than just the design description. Check what the frame is made of, what kind of base supports the mattress, and how the individual parts are connected. The name metal or wood alone does not reveal the entire reliability of the structure: what matters is the supports, joints, and proper assembly.

When inspecting the bed in the showroom, ask about the permissible load and usage restrictions. If this information is not provided on the product page, ask the consultant to clarify it before ordering the bed. Also, ask to explain what kind of support is provided in the middle of the bed and whether it needs to be adjusted after assembly.

Sit on the edge of the bed as you would when you first wake up in the morning or when you are getting ready for bed. Assess whether the edge is comfortable and easy to stand up from. Also check whether it is easy to walk to the foot of the bed. These details are difficult to assess based on a general photo of the bed alone, but they become noticeable when you use the furniture every day.

Bed on legs or lower frame model

Legs not only change the look of the bed, but also your access to the floor. If you want to vacuum under the bed, check the actual clearance from the floor to the lowest part of the structure. The visible height of the legs and the clearance under the entire furniture may vary due to the frame or additional supports.

When using a robot vacuum cleaner, its dimensions and the operating requirements of the specific model are important. Compare these with the free space under the bed, including the narrower areas at the legs. You should not assume that the robot will pass just because the bed is marked in the catalog as a model with legs.

Consider a lower bed frame based on the overall look of the room and how you can reach the edges when cleaning. If you want to stand up more easily, the final height of the mattress surface will be more important than just the length of the legs. Compare both options while sitting down and standing up normally.

What determines the price of a bedroom bed?

The price of a bed should only be assessed when you know what you are getting. The price “from” shown in the catalog is not the price for each size, fabric, and additional feature. Compare beds of the same size and similar configuration and separately note the additional costs that will need to be included in the overall budget.

For price comparison, write down the following options:

This comparison helps you choose a bed based on your overall budget. A lower frame price doesn't necessarily mean a lower final price if you also need to buy a base or mattress separately. It's worth paying for an extra bed box if you actually plan to store things in it. Assess what items you don't have enough space for in your home.

How to choose a bed online and in the salon

When choosing a bed online, it is convenient to save two or three models that you like and compare their dimensions, functions and appearance. A general photo of the interior is not enough: look at the headboard, frame sides, legs and the dimension chart. If an important measurement is missing, ask for it before ordering.

You can find the contacts of FRANKOF salons in Vilnius, Kaunas and Klaipėda on the contacts page . Before arriving, check whether the specific salon displays the bed you are interested in and whether it is possible to view samples of the desired fabrics. When inspecting the furniture, evaluate the headrest, seating height and use of the mechanism, if you choose one.

To request, simply provide the model name, desired size, bedding box request, and the width and length of the space provided for the bed. If you already have a mattress, please provide its dimensions. Before confirming your order, coordinate the package, final price, and estimated delivery time with a consultant.

Before delivery, measure doorways, staircase turns, and elevators, if any, and check the dimensions of the largest package: a bed that fits in the room must still be brought into the home. Review payment and delivery information along with the terms and conditions for your specific order.

If you are choosing a bed for two people, decide on the size and mattress together. What is comfortable for one person may not be comfortable for another. Agree in advance which features are necessary for both of you and where you can compromise: for example, keep the chosen width of the sleeping area, but choose a narrower frame or a different fabric.

Daily care of a soft bed

Tailor your bed care to the fabric you choose. Dust regularly with the upholstery nozzle and treat stains promptly. Read the fabric care instructions before using a cleaner, and test the product on an inconspicuous area first. The same cleaning product may not work for different upholstery materials.

If the bed has a lifting mechanism, open and close it according to the manufacturer's instructions. Do not force the mechanism if it is stuck. When cleaning the room, inspect accessible connections, and if you notice any wobble or unusual noise, find out the cause. Follow the rules for using the specific bed and mattress, including instructions on ventilation and loads. For general requirements, see the furniture operation and maintenance rules.

Frequently asked questions about beds

Are 160×200 cm the dimensions of the entire bed?

This is usually used to designate the sleeping area for which the mattress is selected. The overall width and length of the bed depends on the frame, upholstery, and headboard. Use the external dimensions of a specific model to plan your room, and the size of the sleeping area to select a mattress.

Do all FRANKOF beds have a bedding box?

No. The catalog contains beds of different designs, and for some models the storage function is optional. For example, Mali is available with a bedding box, while Monte does not have one. Check the description and offer of the specific option you are ordering.

Is the mattress included in the price of the bed?

This should be clearly stated in the selected bed set or in the offer provided. A photo or the tag "price from" alone does not confirm the inclusion of a mattress. Ask for separate prices for the bed, base and mattress if the offer is not clear enough.

What height bed should I choose?

Consider the height of the bed along with the mattress. When sitting on the edge, it should be comfortable to place your feet on the floor and stand up. The final feel is determined by your height, the height of the base, the thickness of the mattress and its compression, so it is best to test the comfort.

Is it possible to choose a different fabric or a non-standard size?

Check the selection of fabrics and sizes on the specific model page and combine when ordering. The ability to choose upholstery does not mean that all dimensions of the bed can be changed. If you need a non-standard size, specify the exact desired measurement and check the possibility of production in advance.

Choose a few beds that you like and compare their configurations. If you are unsure about the size, fabric, or bedding box, contact us with the model and room dimensions. This will make it easier to discuss your specific choice and match the bed that best suits your bedroom and daily habits.