Beds & Frames

600+ bed frames are available in this category, and what separates them in addition to frame shape is what's built into it: gas lift storage under the mattress, a platform base with drawers, or a plain frame with nothing underneath. Decide how much storage you actually need before you decide how the bedhead looks.

Bed frames, from platform bases to gas lift storage beds

Storage is the main functional split across our range: gas lift frames raise the whole base on a hydraulic hinge for storage underneath, drawer frames build storage into the sides instead, and platform frames skip storage altogether for a lower, simpler profile.

Our range features three core constructions: fabric-upholstered frames for added comfort, solid pine and hardwood timber for a natural finish, and steel frames for a sleek, durable profile. A gas lift or drawer frame suits a smaller bedroom where under-bed storage does real work, while a platform frame suits a room where floor space isn't the constraint. Frame height also varies more than most buyers expect, from 20cm low platforms up to 132cm frames with a tall upholstered bedhead built in, and taller again in our canopy and four-poster beds range.

For a bedhead-only option to pair with a low platform frame, see our bedheads range.

Bed frame length and width

Frame dimensions span 188cm to 224cm in length and 92cm to 172cm in width, scaling directly across standard Australian mattress sizes from single to king. A frame is built to fit its matching mattress size exactly, so the room needs to accommodate the frame's full footprint, not just the mattress dimensions people sometimes measure by. Storage frames add a little extra height rather than extra length or width, so a gas lift or drawer frame doesn't generally need more floor space than a platform frame in the same size. Confirm your mattress size against these dimensions before ordering, since a frame is sized to the mattress, not the room.

Match the frame to a mattress from our mattress range.

Bed frame colours

White and black lead the colour range, followed by light wood, dark grey, light grey and beige, with the balance made up of upholstered frames in fabric colours like pink. An upholstered frame in a darker fabric tends to anchor a room more than a light timber frame, which reads lighter and suits a smaller space.

Faux leather and boucle upholstery both appear frequently alongside plain wood and steel builds. Pick the colour and material against the rest of the bedroom's furniture rather than in isolation, as a bed frame is usually the largest single piece in the room.

Looking for a king-sized frame specifically? Our king beds range is sized and filtered for that alone.

Frequently asked questions

What sizes do bed frames come in?

Frames follow the standard Australian sizing run: single, king single, double, queen and king. Frame length and width scale with whichever size you choose.

What's the difference between a gas lift bed and a platform bed?

A gas lift bed raises the whole base on a hinge to reveal storage underneath. A platform bed sits at a fixed, usually lower, height with no storage built in.

How much clearance does a bed frame need beyond the mattress size?

Frame length and width run slightly larger than the mattress itself to accommodate the frame structure. Measure the frame's full footprint against the room, not just the mattress size.

Do bed frames come with the mattress included?

No, frames are sold separately from mattresses in this range. Pair your frame with a mattress sized to match.

What materials are bed frames made from?

Our range includes upholstered fabric frames, timber frames such as pine, and steel frames. Chenille, faux leather and boucle are common upholstery choices.