Solid Pine Bed Frames

Discover solid pine bed frames, handmade to order from sustainably sourced Scandinavian pine. Naturally lighter in colour than oak, pine has its own distinctive grain and character, making it a versatile choice for everything from simple platform beds to traditional frames with headboards.

Our solid pine beds are available across a wide choice of designs, six standard UK sizes and six finishes. Every frame is made from solid timber and supplied with solid wood slats, giving you a proper wooden bed at a more accessible price point than oak.

Solid Pine Bed Frames

Solid Pine Bed Frames

Discover solid pine bed frames, handmade to order from sustainably sourced Scandinavian pine. Naturally lighter in colour than oak, pine has its own distinctive grain and character, making it a versatile choice for everything from simple platform beds to traditional frames with headboards.

Our solid pine beds are available across a wide choice of designs, six standard UK sizes and six finishes. Every frame is made from solid timber and supplied with solid wood slats, giving you a proper wooden bed at a more accessible price point than oak.

Why Choose a Solid Pine Bed?

Scandinavian pine is a naturally pale softwood with visible grain, knots and variation that give it plenty of character of its own. Its lighter appearance works particularly well if you want to keep a bedroom feeling simple and natural, while the timber also takes different finishes well if you prefer a deeper colour.

Price is another advantage. Pine generally costs less than European oak, allowing you to choose a solid wooden bed without moving into the higher price point associated with denser hardwoods.

As a softwood, pine can pick up dents and marks more readily than oak over time. We think it's important to be clear about that difference. Our pine is carefully selected for furniture making, and every frame benefits from the same attention to construction as the rest of our wooden bed collection.

Find Your Pine Bed Style

We offer Scandinavian pine across many of our bed designs, so choosing pine doesn't limit you to one particular look.

Standard height beds have classic proportions, with a frame height of around 40cm before the mattress.

Low wooden beds sit at around 20cm, giving the bed a lower profile that can work particularly well beneath windows or sloping ceilings.

Platform beds offer simpler designs, including headboard-free options that keep the overall frame understated.

Beds with headboards put more of the natural pine on display and give the bed greater presence within the room.

Ottoman storage beds combine a solid pine frame with useful concealed storage beneath the mattress.

Four poster beds use taller posts and an upper frame to create a more prominent bedroom feature.

Pine Bed Sizes

Our solid pine 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 bed too. You can find further help in our Bed and Mattress Size Guide.

Choosing a Finish for Your Pine Bed

One of the advantages of Scandinavian pine is how much its appearance can change depending on the finish you choose.

Our standard options include unfinished, white, light, medium, walnut and black. An unfinished or lighter option keeps more of pine's naturally pale appearance on show, while medium and darker finishes give the same timber a richer, deeper tone.

£1 colour samples are available if you'd like to see how the different finishes look alongside your flooring, furniture and other materials before choosing your bed.

Pine or Oak Bed Frame?

Both pine and oak can make excellent solid wooden beds, but there are differences worth considering.

Scandinavian pine is a softer and lighter timber with a naturally paler appearance and a more accessible price point. European oak is denser, heavier and typically more expensive, with its own distinctive grain and natural character. Your choice ultimately comes down to the appearance, characteristics and budget that suit you best.

For a closer look at the two timbers, read our Oak vs Pine Bed Frames guide or explore our solid oak beds.

Solid Pine Beds Made to Order

Every pine bed is made to order from solid Scandinavian pine rather than veneer or manufactured board. We also use solid timber slats, so the quality of the wood doesn't stop at the visible parts of the frame.

Our pine is sourced through reputable sawmills using timber from sustainably managed forests, before each bed is machined, constructed and finished in-house in Yorkshire. Your chosen design, size and finish are brought together specifically for your order, with every frame covered by our 12-year guarantee.

If a standard size or design doesn't quite work for your bedroom, you can also speak to us about our bespoke wooden bed service.

Solid Pine Bed Frames
FAQ's

Is Pine Wood A Good Option For Bed Frames?

Pine is used in many different forms of furniture, including bed frames. Despite its slightly different appearance from oak, with the right protection and maintenance, pine beds can last for many years.


Is Pine More Affordable Than Oak?

Yes, pine is generally a more affordable material than oak. This largely comes down to how long it takes to grow both materials. Pine is a much faster-growing material, which makes it more accessible and, therefore, less expensive.


Does A Pine Bed Last As Long As An Oak Bed?

A pine bed can last as long as an oak bed when cared for and maintained properly. Being a softwood, pine does show marks and scratches more easily than oak, but all of our solid pine frames are reinforced for added strength and built to last many decades.


What Finishes Are Available On Your Pine Beds?

We have a range of finishes available on our pine beds, including unfinished, light, medium stains, as well as walnut, black, and white finishes.


Are Your Pine Beds Made From Solid Wood?

Yes, all our pine beds are hand-crafted from the finest, sustainably sourced pine. We do not use any veneers or particleboard across any of our designs, and each pine frame is handmade to order in our UK workshop.


Can You Make a Pine Bed to Non-Standard Dimensions?

Our bespoke bed service can accommodate requirements outside our standard range. If you have an unusual mattress size, restricted bedroom space or another specific requirement, speak to us about the dimensions and changes you need.


Can I Order an Unfinished Pine Bed?

Unfinished is one of our six standard options. This leaves the natural appearance of the Scandinavian pine much more prominent and can be a good choice if you particularly like its pale colour and visible grain.


Does the Colour of Natural Pine Change Over Time?

Like other natural timbers, pine can gradually change in tone as it ages and is exposed to light. The finish applied to the bed will also influence its appearance, so some change and variation should be expected with real wood.


Will a Pine Bed Mark More Easily Than an Oak Bed?

Pine is a softwood and can pick up dents and surface marks more readily than denser European oak. How noticeable these become will depend on use and the finish chosen. For many people, these changes simply become part of the natural character of a solid wooden bed over time.