Description
Super King Bed with a Dual-Mode Gas Lift and Storage
A super king bed occupies most of the floor in a typical bedroom, so the space beneath it is the largest piece of unused storage in the house. The Nina Super King Velvet Gas Lift Bed Frame in Cream White opens that up with 31cm of clear depth under the full platform, reached through a gas lift that works two ways — flat, for the whole compartment at once, or tilted, when you want one thing without raising everything. Flat is the mode that matters on sheet-changing day, holding the mattress at working height rather than leaving you crouched at floor level.
Velvet, a Eucalyptus Frame, and LVL Slats
Cream white does something a darker bed can't: it keeps a piece this large from dominating the room, reflecting light instead of absorbing it. Velvet is what stops it looking plain — the pile catches light across the curved tufted headboard, so the buttoning reads as shadow and depth rather than as a flat upholstered panel. It's padded deeply enough to lean back against with a book. The frame is eucalyptus and engineered wood with a powder-coated metal lift mechanism, and the base runs on high-strength LVL slats: laminated veneer lumber, which stays straight under load where plywood eventually bows. Check your floor space before ordering — at W243 × D221 × H110cm, the frame is well beyond the 203 × 203cm mattress it holds.
Key Features of the Nina Storage Bed
- Dual-Mode Gas Lift: Flat for full access or tilted for a quick reach — two positions rather than one.
- 31cm Storage Depth: Clear space beneath the whole platform for suitcases, doonas and seasonal bedding.
- High-Strength LVL Slats: Laminated veneer lumber, holding its line under load better than standard plywood.
- Curved Tufted Headboard: Deeply padded and rounded, with buttoning that catches light across the velvet.
- Eucalyptus and Engineered Wood Frame: Solid timber construction with a powder-coated metal lift mechanism.
- W243 × D221 × H110cm: A large footprint — plan the room around the frame, not the mattress.
- Cream White Velvet: A pale finish that keeps a big bed feeling light, working with oak, walnut, brass, black metal and linen.
Material Care & Maintenance
Pale velvet shows two things: marks, and the pile's own shading where pillows and shoulders press in. The shading isn't damage — a soft clothes brush worked in one direction lifts it out. Vacuum with an upholstery attachment and brush the same way after. Blot spills the moment they happen and never rub, since rubbing crushes the pile permanently and crushing shows worse on cream than the original mark would have. Test any cleaner underneath first; water alone can ring velvet. For the lift: guide the platform down rather than releasing it, load the compartment evenly, and keep contents below the level that lets the base close flush.
Complete Your Setup
Match the cream white across the room with pieces from our bedroom furniture range, or compare the alternatives in our storage bed frames and super king bed frames collections. Looking at other sizes or finishes? Browse the full bed frames range.
Warranty & Peace of Mind
Shop with absolute confidence. This product includes our comprehensive 3-year warranty against defects, a 30-day money-back guarantee (excludes return shipping costs), and fully trackable Australia-wide delivery. Our dedicated, local Australian customer support team is always available for seamless post-purchase care, maintenance advice, or policy enquiries.
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Disclaimer:Â Actual product colours may vary. Minor colour variations can occur due to lighting, studio photography, room conditions and device screens. We do our best to ensure our photos accurately represent the product.
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