Full Size Platform Beds with Storage

Apart from being stylish and functional, a full-size platform bed with drawers offers several advantages. As it dictates and elevates your sleeping position, it makes it easier for you to get in your bed at night and out in the morning. Most of the time, we still think about buying bedroom storage furniture when getting new beds. Fortunately, you can forego storage altogether as a full-size platform bed with drawers already comes with ample storage space below your area for sleeping. What's more, a platform bed with storage extends your mattress's lifespan as it provides the support that prevents weak and sagging spots.

• Wood - Wood is commonly used by furniture makers in producing platform beds with storage but the material is costlier. It is, however, incredibly stylish and long-lasting. A wooden platform bed may come with or without a headboard and a footboard. Apart from under-the-bed storage drawers, some platform beds made of wood have compartments for storage at the back of headboards.
• Metal - Metal is great in action. It's easy to clean and it's lighter so it can be moved around easily. Apart from that, no insects that can cut wood will harm a metal platform bed. The only downside to it is the rusting which will occur after a few months. If you perform the necessary care and maintenance procedures, it won't develop rust. In comparison to the price of wooden platform beds, a metal bed is cheaper.

The pricing of full-size platform beds with storage is dependent mostly on the materials used in their construction. Wooden and leather-covered frames are the most expensive. As you already know, the cheapest are metal beds.

You may need lots of storage space for your things. If so, then you need large drawers. If you don't intend to keep much under your bed as you'll only use the drawers as supplementary storage space, you can skip this section.

There are platform beds with drawers that also come with wrap-around storage. This may be in the form of side cabinets or bookshelves that are connected to the platform bed. It would be great if you consider investing in a bed with this type of storage as you'll be able to enjoy plenty of it.

Are you looking for ways to squeeze more storage into your home? Particularly if you're living in a relatively small home, every square inch of storage can help. One gold mine of storage can be found underneath your bed; but without the right tools, storing items under your bed can be dusty and unwieldy.

Investing in a proper storage bed can help you maximize the space in your bedroom! But which storage bed is the best for you? What are the different types of storage beds? We'll delve into different types of beds and everything you should consider before you buy a storage bed in the following sections.

Storage beds are great options if you live in a small home and need every extra inch of storage possible. However, they're also great for guest and kid bedrooms! Any extra linens which you don't need unless you have company or out-of-season clothing can simply be stored underneath these beds, allowing for quick access for these storage items.

There are as many different types of storage beds as there are beds themselves! Here are a couple of the most common types you'll see:

Headboard shelves or drawers

Headboard shelves and drawers are great for commonly-accessed items that belong to the person who sleeps in the bed as they will be extremely available at all times.

If you choose shelves, you should note that everything you store on them will be very visible, so only go with shelves if you plan on having aesthetic items on display only, such as book, candles or personal items hidden in cute little storage boxes.

Note, also, that this is the type of storage bed which offers the least amount of extra storage.

Footboard shelves or drawers

Footboard shelves or drawers are placed along the bottom of the bed. Depending on the style of bed you choose, you may be able to cover these with a quilt over your bed, which may make for less visible storage.

Typically, this option covers the most amount of storage, as it's able to utilize the entire surface area of your bed frame. Perfect for extra bed linen, towels, and even sports gear or holiday decorations!

Hidden storage

Hidden storage is under the mattress. You'll have to put anything heavy and anything that hangs over the edge away, then lift the mattress up to see what's underneath. This is a great option for things that you don't plan on accessing very often, such as seasonal items or clothing that has been outgrown.

You should note that even though storage beds are meant to save space, that doesn't mean they only come in tiny shapes themselves! You can find storage beds in twin, full, queen, and king sizes; the bigger the bed, the more storage room you can expect to have.

It's a good idea to think about the items you're planning on storing in the bed before you buy. If you don't need much extra room, for example, it might be okay to invest in a headboard storage bed.

This means, too, that the size of storage bed you should get also depends on the size of your room. It’s a good idea to leave at least 3-4 feet on 2-3 sides of your bed, so that you’ll have enough room for door clearance, bed-side tables, and walking space.

Measure your room carefully before you buy! Note that the approximate height and width of standard bed sizes are as follows:

• Twin: 38" by 75"
• Full: 54" by 75"
• Queen: 60" by 80"
• King: 76" by 80"

If you have a smaller room, perhaps going with a twin or a full is best. However, if you have a bit more room to work with, then going with a queen or a king can give you both more room for sleeping and more room for storage!

• Consider your needs when you're searching for storage beds. What type of items are you going to store there? How often will you need to access them? If you need to access them more frequently, going for footboard storage may be best.
• Consider how big your room is. Ensure that you have 3-4 feet of walking space in your room around your future storage bed.