Oak Bed Frames
Discover solid oak bed frames, made to order from characterful European oak in our North Yorkshire workshop. Naturally strong and distinctive, oak brings visible grain, tonal variation and individual character to every bed, making each finished frame slightly different from the next.
Our oak beds are available across a wide choice of designs, from simple platform and low beds to ottoman storage beds, four posters and live edge frames. Choose from six standard UK sizes and a range of finishes to create a solid oak bed that works beautifully in your bedroom.
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Live Edge Oak Bed Frame 01 – Solid Oak
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SaleModel 03 - Standard Height Bed – Solid Oak
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Model 05 - Wooden Ottoman Bed – Solid Oak
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Why Choose a Solid Oak Bed?
Oak has long been used for furniture because it combines natural character with the density and hardness needed for everyday use. For a bed frame, it provides a substantial solid timber construction that can work just as comfortably in contemporary bedrooms as more traditional spaces.
One of the biggest appeals of a solid oak bed is the timber itself. Variations in grain, knots and tone make every frame slightly different, particularly across larger areas such as wooden headboards. These natural characteristics are part of real European oak rather than imperfections to hide.
Oak is also a hardwearing timber that requires relatively straightforward everyday care. Regular dusting and careful cleaning when needed will help maintain the wood and your chosen finish over time.
Find Your Oak Bed Style
One of the advantages of choosing oak is that you aren't limited to one type of bed. We offer European oak across our wider collection, allowing you to choose the proportions and features that work best for your bedroom.
- Standard height beds offer classic proportions with a frame height of around 40cm before the mattress.
- Low wooden beds bring the frame closer to the floor for a more understated profile.
- Platform beds offer simple, headboard-free designs that keep the focus on clean lines and solid timber.
- Beds with headboards put more of the oak on display and create a stronger focal point behind the mattress.
- Ottoman storage beds combine a solid oak frame with hidden storage beneath the mattress.
- Four poster beds use the height and character of solid oak to create a more prominent bedroom feature.
- Live edge oak beds retain the natural edge of the timber for a more individual oak design.
The right style depends on more than appearance. Think about available floor space, bed height, storage and whether you want a headboard before narrowing down your options.
Oak Bed Sizes
From a Single oak bed for a more compact room to an Emperor bed with considerably more sleeping space, our solid oak bed frames are available across six standard UK mattress sizes:
- Single – 90 x 190cm (3’0” x 6’3”)
- Small double – 120 x 190cm (4’0” x 6’3”)
- Double – 135 x 190cm (4’6” x 6’3”)
- King – 150 x 200cm (5’0” x 6’6”)
- Super King – 180 x 200cm (6’0” x 6’6”)
- Emperor – 215 x 215cm (7’0” x 7’0”)
These measurements refer to the mattress rather than the complete frame, so remember to check the external dimensions of your chosen oak bed when measuring the bedroom.
Choosing the Finish for Your Oak Bed
European oak has plenty of character in its natural state, but the finish you choose can change how that timber works with the rest of your bedroom.
Our standard options include unfinished, white, light, medium, walnut and black. Lighter options keep the natural colour and grain of the oak more prominent, while deeper finishes can give the same bed design a very different character.
Premium Rubio Monocoat finishes are also available for oak at an additional cost, with options including Pure, Natural, Chocolate and Walnut. £1 colour samples make it easier to compare your preferred finishes against flooring, furniture and other materials already in the room.
For something outside our standard dimensions, design or finish options, you can also speak to us about a bespoke wooden bed.
Oak or Pine Bed Frame?
Oak and pine can both make excellent solid wooden beds, so the choice doesn't need to come down to which timber is simply "better".
European oak is denser, heavier and typically more expensive, with pronounced grain and natural variation. Scandinavian pine is softer and lighter, with a more accessible price point and plenty of flexibility when it comes to different finishes.
If you're weighing up the two materials, explore our solid pine bed frames or read our Oak vs Pine Bed Frames guide for a more detailed comparison.
Solid Oak Beds Made to Order
Every oak bed frame is made to order from solid European oak, rather than veneered timber. Solid timber slats complete the frame, giving the mattress a proper wooden supporting base too.
Our oak is sourced through reputable sawmills using timber from sustainably managed forests, before being machined, constructed and finished in-house. Making each bed to order also allows you to choose the design, size and finish that suits your bedroom rather than settling for a one-size-fits-all frame.
Every solid oak bed comes with our 12-year guarantee, giving you added confidence in the materials and construction behind the bed you're bringing home.
Oak Bed Frames
FAQ's
Are Oak Bed Frames Durable?
Oak bed frames are regarded as one of the most durable and long-lasting hardwoods used in furniture making. Our range of solid oak bed frames have been crafted to withstand daily wear and tear for many years to come, making them a great long-term investment for your bedroom.
What Sizes Are Your Oak Beds Available In?
All our solid oak bed frames are available in standard UK sizes, from singles and doubles to king and super king-size. You can find out more by visiting our Bed & Mattress Size Guide to find the perfect fit for your space.
How Long Do Oak Bed Frames Typically Last?
Oak bed frames tend to be long-lasting thanks to their dense and sturdy makeup. The durability of oak depends on factors such as maintenance and the amount of wear and tear it receives, but our well-constructed oak bed frames are designed to last for decades.
Do Oak Beds Require Special Care?
Thankfully, oak is a naturally low-maintenance type of wood. With a highly durable exterior, as well as the option of a protective lacquer, maintaining an oak bed is as simple as keeping it free from spills, along with the occasional dusting. Be sure to avoid harsh cleaning chemicals, ideally using sprays designed for use with wood.
Are Your Oak Beds Made From Solid Oak Or a Veneer?
Every single oak bed we make is built with 100% solid oak. We do not use any veneers, instead preferring sustainably sourced hardwood along with tried-and-tested carpentry techniques to create a solid, durable bed frame.
What Type Of Wood Is Oak?
Oak is a type of hardwood, which gives it high durability and a classic look. Compared to other types, oak takes much more time to grow, meaning enhanced strength and durability.
Do solid oak beds naturally vary in colour and grain?
Variation is a normal characteristic of real European oak. Grain patterns, knots and colouring can differ between individual pieces of timber, meaning your finished oak bed won't look completely identical to another frame or every product photograph.
Are oak beds heavier than pine beds?
European oak is denser and generally heavier than Scandinavian pine. This is worth considering when assembling or moving an oak bed, although our frames are supplied flat packed so the individual components can be taken into the bedroom before assembly.
Can I order a bespoke oak bed?
Our bespoke service provides greater flexibility where a standard bed isn't right for your room or mattress. Depending on your requirements, dimensions, design features and finish can be adapted to create a solid wooden bed around your space.
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