Doubles and Small Doubles
Double beds are often discussed in terms of standard doubles and king size doubles, with the former averaging around 140cm wide and the latter averaging around 150cm. Of course, doubles and king size doubles are available with a good amount of storage space by way of under-bed drawers. However, for those really eager to save space, small doubles are designed specifically for this purpose and offer the comfort of a double but are just a little smaller – mattresses average around 120cm in width and 190 cm in length – and often come with shelving built into the headboard.

Singles
When it comes to single beds, wooden and steel frame beds are very popular currently and offer plenty of space underneath to store bits and bobs. Again, singles are also available with drawer storage too, yet when considering buying such a design consumers should be aware of whether the drawer will be easy to use when placed in a room full of furniture.

Cabin Beds
If you are aiming to save space with a single bed it may be worth purchasing a cabin bed. Cabin beds are typically designed to be considerably raised from the ground (around 80cm), thus to include ample storage underneath. Sometimes called mid sleepers, cabin beds are not as tall and so offer additional safety for young users. They are available with the under bed space free – but also with varying degrees of storage facilities by way of drawers and desk features.

High Sleepers
For older children, high sleepers reach up to around 170cm and offer even more room underneath for bookshelves, wardrobe, drawers and/or a computer desk. Designs often come with such accessories built in, but others are simpler and leave the room underneath completely free. Top bunks are intended for children over 6.

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Tweaking as I sometimes call it, or caring for Teak patio furniture is fairly easy and depends on the desired effect you want your furniture to have as it ages. For example, if you like the natural look of this dense wood, then just let it sit out in the open air during season and, if you live in the north, you may wish to store it indoors or at least cover it during the winter months. The wood, if maintained this way, will age to a nice silvery gray color on it’s own.

Should you wish your Teak patio furniture to keep it’s original brown color, then simply rub teak oil on it about once a year. I live in Florida and have seen it age both ways. Depending on the surroundings, I really have no preference as I think both colors are naturally beautiful.

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