GAM Furniture Wooden Bed

The bed is built around the autonomy of older children and the best use of space. It sits low so a child can get in and out easily without adult help, which supports the independence that a Montessori approach encourages.

Yes. The low wooden cot is made so children can climb in and out by themselves, without waiting for an adult to lift them. That freedom lets the child manage their own rest and return to bed independently.

It backs the child's independence, one of the aims of a Montessori home. The low frame, easy access and simple build let the child take charge of sleep and nap time, and the beds stack away when floor space is needed for other activities.

The sleeping board has holes that let fresh air pass through from below. That airflow keeps the sleeping surface cooler and helps the child rest more comfortably during naps and overnight.

Yes. Once sleep time is over the beds can be stacked to save space, so a room used for rest can be cleared for play or other work. Stacking also makes them easy to store in a home or a centre with several beds.

The cot is made of birch plywood with a white HPL top, giving a clean, sturdy frame. No assembly is required, so the bed is ready to use straight away once it is in place.

Wipe the plywood and top with a soft, lightly damp cloth and dry them, keeping standing water off the surface. Keeping the bed out of direct sun helps the wood and white finish stay in good condition.