Visit our showroom in Thame, Oxfordshire, to see all the models and finishes, we would appreciate a prior call if possible
01844 214484
You can see all the models at our operational unit in Thame, Oxfordshire. This is possible at more or less any time to suit, includings evenings and weekends, but please phone or email first to let us know.
It may also be possible to view a StudyBed nearer to you; please contact us for an update on this ever-changing situation
Please look carefully at the dimensions for each model (shown within our ‘model range’ page) and compare to the room space available. If in doubt, especially if it is very tight, please call us on 01844 214484 with any questions (or email), as there ARE a number of small tweaks we can make to the various sizes. A little extra space is required both to the side and in front of the StudyBed for assembly and operation. Alternatively, please email us a simple room plan showing the room dimensions so we can get back to you with advice and suggestions, (photos also help if poss). We are able to make some modifications to get around certain constraints.
Please call us on 01844 214484 or email us with your requirements and questions; there are often many issues to consider when purchasing a StudyBed so we prefer to talk them through with you to ensure you have all the facts before making your final decision. We pride ourselves on the personal touch, and very much welcome your call.
Upon order, we take a £200 deposit for a standard item, which can be made by cheque, bacs transfer, credit or debit card. The final balance is not payable until either just prior to, or on the day of delivery and can be made by cheque, bacs transfer or debit card. Credit cards are also acceptable but incur a 2% charge.
The StudyBed is an innovative piece of convertible furniture, and as such can be quite complex to put together; for this reason, where possible, we prefer to undertake the complete task of delivering and assembling by our own team at a much subsidised cost; please call for details
Self-assembly is certainly possible however, by someone with good DIY skills, and a fair bit of time.