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Divan Base Only

Refresh your bed with an upholstered foundation and keep the mattress you already enjoy. Explore divan bases and ottoman designs, with fabric finishes and headboard arrangements that give the bedroom a considered, coordinated look.

Divan Base Only: styles, choices and buying guide

Replace the base, retain your favourite mattress

A base-only purchase puts the investment into the part of the bed you want to change. Elegant Divan Base and Divan Base Crush Velvet Fabrics offer two upholstery directions, while Ottoman Bed Base Only Without Headboard makes concealed storage part of the update. Configurable designs provide another route to a personalised arrangement. These choices suit different projects: a fresh fabric finish, a new storage space or a foundation for an existing mattress. The standard UK sizes give the sleeping surface a familiar fit, while the individual base design determines the finished appearance.

Explore the range

Elegant Divan Base

An upholstered divan base provides a neat foundation for your mattress. The restrained shape works as part of a new bedroom scheme or alongside an existing headboard.

Divan Base Crush Velvet Fabrics

A crushed-velvet divan base brings texture to the bed without making the mattress the centre of the purchase. It is a starting point for a coordinated upholstered finish.

Ottoman Bed Base Only Without Headboard

A headboard-free ottoman base combines concealed storage with freedom over the finished look. It is a useful choice when the base is the part of the bed you want to replace.

End Opening Ottoman Queen Anne Bed-Frame

The Queen Anne headboard gives this end-opening ottoman a distinctive outline. Its lift direction makes the foot of the bed the access point for the storage beneath.

Design Your Own Bed

Bring your preferred bed configuration together with Design Your Own Bed. Its selectable options let you develop the look and storage arrangement around the way you use your bedroom.

A fresh foundation for your bedroom

A new base can change both the appearance and practicality of your bed while allowing a familiar mattress to remain at the centre of your sleep setup. Upholstery brings colour and texture into the room, while the base shape creates a tidy outline beneath the bedding. A base-only purchase also leaves the headboard as a separate design decision. This makes it possible to update the elements you need, rather than treating every bedroom refresh as a complete replacement.

Storage that uses the space beneath the mattress

An ottoman opens the area beneath the mattress for storage, giving spare bedding and seasonal belongings a place of their own. Side-opening and end-opening designs provide access from different parts of the room. The useful distinction is where the opening faces and how that fits alongside bedside furniture or the foot of the bed. Storage depth describes the vertical space inside the base; it is different from the overall height of the bed and from the amount of floor space it occupies.

Base only, headboard and mattress

A base, a headboard and a mattress perform different jobs. The base provides the foundation, the headboard defines much of the visible style, and the mattress supplies the sleeping surface. Keeping those choices separate can be useful when one component is already right for you. A product photograph may show a complete room arrangement, while the chosen configuration identifies the components being purchased. Headboard-free designs are particularly useful for creating a simpler outline or keeping a compatible headboard you already own.

The finished height and footprint

Mattress dimensions describe the sleeping surface, whereas base upholstery, a headboard and projecting wings contribute to the complete bed footprint. Finished sleeping height combines the base height with the mattress depth, so a deeper storage base creates a different profile from a lower foundation. A taller arrangement can give the room a substantial, upholstered centrepiece; a lower one creates a quieter outline. Model-specific dimensions in the product guides describe these details separately, making the differences between two designs easier to understand.

Compare your options
OptionWhat it offersWhy choose it
Upholstered divan baseA neat fabric-covered foundationRefresh the base while keeping mattress and headboard choices separate.
Ottoman baseStorage beneath the mattressMake space for spare bedding within the bed footprint.
Headboard-free baseA simpler component purchaseKeep more freedom over the finished headboard arrangement.

UK mattress sizes

Our size options use standard UK mattress dimensions. Small Single through Double share a 190cm length, while King and Super King offer a 200cm length. Width increases across the range, so the difference between sizes is about both sleeping space and the room around the bed.

Standard UK mattress dimensions: width x length
SizeSize labelWidth x length
Small Single2ft675 x 190 cm
Single3ft90 x 190 cm
Small Double4ft120 x 190 cm
Double4ft6135 x 190 cm
King5ft150 x 200 cm
Super King6ft180 x 200 cm

These measurements describe the mattress. A bed frame, upholstered base or headboard can extend beyond the sleeping surface. Mattress depth is a separate measurement that contributes to the finished bed height; the product guides keep these dimensions distinct.

Your questions answered

Why choose a base without a headboard?

It leaves the headboard as a separate choice. That can suit an existing compatible headboard, a later style update or a simpler bedroom arrangement, while the new base supplies the foundation and any selected storage.

What is a base-only purchase?

It is a purchase centred on the bed base. A mattress and headboard are separate components unless included in the chosen offer. This makes a base-only design useful for replacing the foundation of an existing bed.

Is storage depth the same as base height?

Storage depth measures the cavity inside the base. Overall base height also includes its construction and feet or glides. The mattress then adds to the finished sleeping height.

How do side and end opening differ?

They give access to the storage from a different edge of the bed. Side opening uses a long side; end opening is approached from the foot. The position of surrounding furniture helps distinguish which layout works better.

Choose your bed style and create a bedroom with storage and upholstery that work together.

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