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Double TV Beds

Double TV beds let you watch films, series and games from bed, then lower the screen back into the footboard when you're done, so your bedroom still looks and feels like a bedroom. At Land of Beds, we've been helping people across the UK choose the right bed for over 50 years, and our double TV bed range includes TV lift footboards, side-opening ottoman storage and a choice of upholstered fabric finishes in greys, slates and neutral tones. Prices start from £1,039, with free delivery on orders over £100 and finance options to help spread the cost. Our Price Promise Guarantee and expert advice come as standard.

Browse the full collection below, or read on for our guide to room size, TV compatibility and storage. Our team is available seven days a week if you'd like a personal recommendation.

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Choosing a Double TV Bed That Fits Your Room and Your TV

A TV bed asks more questions than most bed purchases. It has to fit your room with the screen raised, work with the TV you already own or plan to buy, and still give you a comfortable night's sleep once the screen is tucked away. Storage matters too, because the foot end is already taken up by the TV lift. Our team has been helping customers get decisions like this right for over 50 years, and the guides below cover everything worth checking before you order.


What Matters When Choosing Double TV Beds

Three things decide whether a double TV bed will work in your home. Get these right and the finer details, such as colour and headboard style, are easy to settle.

Factor Why It Matters What to Check
Room size and layout A TV bed is longer than a standard double because the footboard houses the TV. You also need a comfortable viewing distance and space to walk around the bed. Overall bed length and width on the listing, footboard height with the TV raised, position of windows, radiators and plug sockets
TV compatibility The TV has to fit inside the footboard lift. Width, height and depth all matter, not just the screen size in inches. Maximum TV size and dimensions on the listing, your TV's depth, where its ports and power cable sit
Storage The foot end is taken up by the TV lift, so storage options work differently from a standard storage bed. Side-opening ottoman, other storage formats or no storage, and which side of the bed you can access

Not sure where to start? Speak to our team or use the quick decision guide further down this page.


Double TV Bed Size Guide

Our TV beds currently start at double size and go up to super king. Every double TV bed takes a standard UK double mattress, but the frame itself is larger than the mattress because of the TV footboard.

Size Mattress Dimensions Best For
Double (4ft 6) 135 x 190cm Couples or solo sleepers in a main bedroom, teenagers' rooms and guest rooms with enough length for the footboard
King Size (5ft) 150 x 200cm Couples who want more width and length, and larger main bedrooms
Super King (6ft) 180 x 200cm Larger master bedrooms where the bed is the centrepiece of the room

Always check the overall dimensions on the individual listing, not just the mattress size. Some double TV beds measure well over two metres long once the footboard is included, and footboard height changes when the TV is raised. Measure your room with the screen up, and allow space to walk past the foot of the bed.

See our UK Bed Sizes Guide for room-by-room measuring advice, or browse our King Size TV Beds and Super King Size TV Beds if you have the space for a larger frame.


Double TV Bed Types Explained

Every TV bed has a lift built into the footboard, but the rest of the frame varies. Here's a plain comparison of the main types.

Type Key Features Best For
Standard TV beds TV lift in the footboard, upholstered headboard and frame, no under-bed storage Rooms where storage isn't needed, customers who want the simplest setup
Side-opening ottoman TV beds TV lift in the footboard, gas-lift base that opens from the side, large hidden storage area Smaller bedrooms that need storage without extra furniture
TV beds with other built-in storage TV lift in the footboard, storage built into the frame in other formats Customers who want everyday access to stored items without lifting the mattress
TV beds with audio and charging features TV lift plus extras such as built-in speakers, Bluetooth or charging points on selected models Film and gaming fans who want the whole setup built into the bed

Features vary between models, so check the individual listing to see exactly what each bed includes.


Quick Decision Guide - Which Double TV Bed Is Right for You?

Choose a Standard TV Bed if:

  • You already have enough storage elsewhere in the room
  • You want the cleanest, simplest setup
  • You'd rather put your budget into the mattress

Choose a Side-Opening Ottoman TV Bed if:

  • Your bedroom is short on wardrobe or drawer space
  • You want somewhere to keep spare bedding, games or seasonal items out of sight
  • You have clear access along at least one side of the bed

Choose a TV Bed with Other Built-In Storage if:

  • You want to reach stored items without lifting the mattress
  • You store things you use every day rather than once a season

Choose a TV Bed with Audio and Charging Features if:

  • You watch films or play games in bed most evenings
  • You want fewer cables and gadgets on the bedside table
  • You'd like the sound to come from the bed rather than the TV alone

One question our team hears all the time is whether an existing TV will fit. Before you order, measure your TV's width, height and depth rather than relying on the screen size. Two TVs sold as the same size can differ by several centimetres, and depth is often what decides whether a TV fits the lift.


Double TV Beds with Storage

The TV lift takes up the foot end of the bed, so storage on a TV bed works differently from a standard storage bed. Here's how the options compare.

Storage Type Pros Things to Consider
Side-opening ottoman Large under-bed capacity, gas-lift base, no need for extra furniture You need clear access along the opening side of the bed. Check which side opens and whether it suits your room layout.
Side drawers Easy daily access, no lifting Needs clearance beside the bed for the drawers to open fully. Availability varies by model, so check the listing.
End-opening ottoman or end drawers Accessible from the foot of a standard bed Not usually possible on a TV bed, because the foot end houses the TV lift.
No storage Simpler frame, often a lighter build Consider under-bed boxes, or a TV bed with storage if space is tight.

Many customers expect a TV bed to open from the foot end like a standard ottoman. On a TV bed, storage almost always opens from the side, so make sure there's enough room along that side of the bed before you order. Browse our double TV beds with storage to compare options.


Materials and Construction

A TV bed combines furniture and moving parts, so it's worth understanding what each part does and how to look after it. Here's a plain comparison.

Component Performance and Maintenance Best For
Upholstered fabric frame Soft, quiet and comfortable to lean against. Wide colour choice. Vacuum regularly and spot clean marks. Darker shades hide everyday wear better. Contemporary bedrooms, customers who sit up in bed to watch TV
TV lift mechanism Raises and lowers the TV from the footboard, usually at the push of a button or by remote. Keep the lift area clear of objects and only use a TV within the stated size and depth limits. Anyone who wants the TV hidden when it's not in use
Gas-lift ottoman base Gas struts help lift the mattress and platform so you can reach the storage underneath. Lifts best with a mattress within the weight and depth guidance on the listing. Smaller rooms where storage needs to work hard
Slatted or platform support Supports the mattress evenly. Slats allow airflow, which helps the mattress stay fresh. Check the listing for the base type on each model. Protecting your mattress and getting a comfortable night's sleep

Always follow the care and use instructions supplied with your bed.

Choosing between colours? Free fabric swatches are available on double TV beds that come in more than one colour, so you can see and feel the fabric in your own room before you order. Call our team on 01928 242829 or ask on live chat to request yours.


How Much Should You Spend on a Double TV Bed?

TV beds cost more than standard bed frames because they include a lift mechanism and electrics as well as the frame itself. Here's what different budgets get you across our range.

Budget What You Get Best For
Under £1,200 A reliable TV lift with a choice of upholstered designs, including side-opening ottoman storage options. First TV bed buyers, teenagers' rooms, smaller main bedrooms
£1,200 to £1,499 More design choice, bolder headboards and a wider selection of finishes and features. Main bedrooms where the bed is a centrepiece
£1,500+ Statement designs with a more tailored look. Customers who want the bed to make a real impression in the room

A TV bed is also the base for your mattress every night, so it's worth choosing one that supports it properly. A well-built frame protects your mattress and makes the whole setup more comfortable to sleep on.

Charlotte Blythe, Bed and Mattress Expert at Land of Beds: "Measure your room with the TV up, not down. Most people check the bed fits, then find the screen sits too close to the bed or blocks a window. Allow for the footboard, the height of the screen and where your nearest plug socket is, and you'll avoid the problems that cause the most disappointment."

Our Price Promise Guarantee means you won't pay more than you should. Interest-free finance is available on selected terms, and you can also pay with Klarna to spread the cost in a way that suits you.


TV Beds vs a Standard Bed with a Wall-Mounted TV

Not sure whether a TV bed is worth it over a standard bed and a TV on the wall? Here's a plain comparison.

Double TV Beds Standard Bed and Wall-Mounted TV
Where the TV lives Hidden inside the footboard, raised when you want it On the wall or a stand, always on show
Installation No drilling or wall brackets, the TV sits in the bed Needs a suitable wall, brackets and cable management
Floor space No TV stand needed, but the bed itself is longer Standard bed footprint, plus a stand if not wall-mounted
Viewing position Screen sits close to the foot of the bed at a fixed height Flexible height and distance, depending on the wall
Best for Rented homes, rooms with no suitable wall, anyone who wants the TV out of sight Larger TVs, rooms where the bed position may change

Neither is better overall. A TV bed suits you if you want the TV hidden away and don't want to drill into walls. A wall-mounted TV suits you if you want a bigger screen than a footboard can hold. Browse our full range of double beds to compare.


What's Included with a Double TV Bed?

Inclusion varies by product. As a general guide across our range:

Item Typically Included?
Bed frame and headboard Yes - always check the listing for the headboard style
TV lift mechanism Yes - built into the footboard
Remote control Usually, on remote-operated models - check the listing
Slats or support base Usually yes - check the listing to confirm
Assembly fixings and instructions Yes - always included
TV No - you'll need a compatible slimline TV
Mattress No - sold separately. See our double mattresses.

Always check the individual product listing for full details on what's included before purchasing. This varies between products.


Why Buy a Double TV Bed From Land of Beds?

What We Offer Why It Matters to You
50+ years of expertise We know beds and how people actually use them, so our advice is practical and honest
Our own Land of Beds TV bed range Every double TV bed in our current range is from our own collection, so our team knows the designs inside out
Free delivery on orders over £100 Every double TV bed in our current range qualifies. Some outlying postcodes may carry a charge. See our delivery page.
Price Promise Guarantee We'll match any like-for-like price you find elsewhere
Finance options Interest-free finance on selected terms, plus Klarna
Expert advice, 7 days a week Real people via phone, chat or in-store, with no scripts and no pressure
Family-run, independent retailer We recommend what's right for you, not what's easiest for us
10,000+ verified Trustpilot reviews Real feedback from real customers across thousands of orders

We're Here to Help

Not sure which double TV bed will suit your room or your TV? Our team helps customers make this decision every day, and there's no pressure to buy. Chat online, call us on 01928 242829 or visit our showrooms in Cheshire and Greater Manchester. We're open seven days a week.

How to Reach Us What to Expect
Live chat Fast answers to quick questions. Available during opening hours.
Phone Speak directly with a bed expert on 01928 242829. Best for checking TV compatibility and room size.
In-store (Cheshire / Greater Manchester) Talk your options through face to face. Call ahead to check which TV beds are on display.
Help Centre Buying guides, size guides and FAQs, available 24/7

Frequently Asked Questions

Question Answer
What's the best type of double TV bed? It depends on your room and how you'll use it. If you're short on storage, a side-opening ottoman TV bed gives you hidden space without extra furniture. If storage isn't a concern, a standard TV bed keeps things simple. If you watch films or play games in bed most evenings, look for a model with built-in audio or charging features. Use the quick decision guide above to find the right starting point.
Is the TV included with a double TV bed? No. Our double TV beds are supplied without a TV, so you can use a compatible TV you already own or buy one separately. Check the maximum TV size and dimensions on the individual listing before you choose.
What size TV fits in a double TV bed? It varies by model, so always check the listing. TV beds are designed for slimline TVs, and the limit covers width, height and depth, not just screen size. Two TVs with the same screen size can have different dimensions, so measure yours before ordering.
Can I use my existing TV with a TV bed? Yes, as long as it fits within the size, depth and weight limits on the listing. Slimline flat screen TVs are what TV beds are designed for. If you're unsure, call our team on 01928 242829 with your TV's measurements and we'll help you check.
What size double TV bed should I choose? Every double TV bed takes a standard 135 x 190cm double mattress, but the frame is larger because of the TV footboard. Check the overall length and width on the listing and measure your room with the TV raised. If you have more space, our king size and super king TV beds give you extra room to stretch out.
Do all mattresses fit a double TV bed? Any standard UK double mattress will fit, as long as it measures 135 x 190cm. If you choose an ottoman TV bed, check the listing for any guidance on mattress weight and depth, as a much heavier mattress can make the base harder to lift.
Are TV beds with storage worth it? For most bedrooms, yes. A side-opening ottoman TV bed gives you a large hidden storage area without taking up extra floor space, which is useful in smaller rooms. Just make sure you have enough clear space along the opening side of the bed.
How much room do I need for a double TV bed? More than a standard double. The footboard adds length, and you'll want a comfortable distance between your head and the screen. Check the overall dimensions on the listing, allow space to walk around the bed, and make sure there's a plug socket within reach of the foot end.
Does a TV bed need a plug socket? Yes. Your TV needs power, and so does a motorised TV lift, so you'll need a socket within reach of the bed. Check the power requirements on the individual listing or ask our team before you plan your room layout.
Can I get a fabric swatch before I buy? Yes, on double TV beds available in more than one colour. Swatches are free and let you check the colour and texture against your walls, flooring and bedding before you commit. Call our team on 01928 242829 or ask on live chat to request them.
Does a TV bed need an aerial? It depends on your TV and how you watch it. Many modern smart TVs stream over Wi-Fi, so an aerial isn't always needed. If you watch live terrestrial TV, you'll need an aerial connection or a suitable alternative.
Are TV beds safe? Yes. TV beds use secure lift mechanisms that hold the TV firmly in place, and the electrical components are tested to meet safety regulations. Keep the lift area clear, only use a TV within the stated limits and follow the instructions supplied with your bed.
How long should a double TV bed last? It depends on how often the lift is used, how the bed is looked after and the quality of the frame. Every double TV bed in our current range comes with a 1 year guarantee, but always check the individual listing for guarantee details.
Does a double TV bed need assembling? Yes. Your double TV bed will need putting together when it arrives, and we don't offer an assembly service on TV beds. Assembly fixings and instructions are always included, and it's worth having two people for the job. Check the individual listing for details, or call our team on 01928 242829 if you'd like to talk through what's involved before you order.
Do you offer free delivery on double TV beds? Yes. We offer free delivery on orders over £100, which covers every double TV bed in our current range. Some outlying postcodes may incur a charge. Lead times vary by model, from next day on selected designs to around two weeks on others. See our delivery page for full details.
Can I buy a double TV bed on finance? Yes. We offer interest-free finance on selected terms, and you can also pay with Klarna. See our finance page for eligibility and how to apply.

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