Gaming Beds
A gaming bed puts your whole setup on one footprint — sleeping platform up top, a proper desk for your rig underneath, and no separate desk eating into what's left of the room. Whether you're gearing up for late-night raids, streaming to a growing audience, or just need somewhere to do homework that isn't the kitchen table, these are built around the reality of a bedroom that has to do more than one job.
Every bed in this range comes from long-established European manufacturers — Trasman, Kids Avenue, Parisot and Thuka — built to European bed safety standards. As an authorised UK dealer we back every bed with a genuine manufacturer warranty, free delivery on a specialist carrier, and an optional home assembly service if you'd rather it arrived built.
Find your setup
Single & low-level gaming beds — for smaller rooms or younger gamers not quite ready for a raised platform. The B Zone Single Gaming Bed (from £449) keeps the desk at floor height with an optional pull-out sofa bed for when a friend stays over.
Highsleeper gaming beds — raising the bed frees up the most desk space for a full PC tower, dual monitors and a proper chair. Options range from the Estella Highsleeper at £419 up to the LED-lit Urban Grey PC Gaming Bed at £739.
PodBed all-in-one setups — our most fully kitted-out builds, pairing a raised bed with a built-in desk and an open wardrobe, and in some models a fold-out sofa bed or small double bed underneath. Prices run from £869 for the single Solo Podbed up to £1,139 for the Podbed with sofa bed and small double.
Highsleeper beds with a sofa bed — a dual-purpose option that turns the space under the desk into extra seating during the day, folding out for guests at night. See the Thuka HIT 8 from £679, or the storage-heavy Noah 4 with its hidden cube unit at £1,399.
Sizes, safety and fitting your room
Most of these beds take a UK single mattress (90 x 190cm), with a couple of PodBed models sized for a small double — check the individual product page before ordering a mattress separately. As with any raised bed, we'd recommend measuring your ceiling height before you buy, and checking the manufacturer's maximum user weight if it'll see adult use — our guide on whether a gaming bed is sturdy enough for adult use covers this in more detail.
Gaming beds: your questions answered
Will my PC tower actually fit underneath? Every desk in this range is sized to take a full-tower PC, monitor and keyboard — check the individual product page for exact desk dimensions if you're working with a particularly large case.
Do I still need to buy a separate desk? No — the desk is built into the bed frame on every model here. If you're weighing up a gaming bed against keeping your existing bed and adding a standalone desk instead, our guide to gaming bed vs. separate bed & desk walks through the trade-offs.
Is a gaming bed practical for a small room or student flat? Often the opposite problem — by stacking the desk under the bed, these frames can free up more usable floor space than a separate bed and desk would. Our guide to gaming beds for a small flat or student room has the specifics.
What if I just need the desk? Take a look at our standalone Gaming Desks — several match the desk fitted to these beds, so you can add the same style without replacing the bed itself.
Still deciding? Our full Gaming Bed Buying Guide covers everything above in one place.