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UTÅKER Stackable bed, pine, 80x200 cm

Price £ 199/2 pack
Mattress and bedlinen are sold separately.

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A white foam mattress named ÅFJÄLL. Its rectangular, medium-firm with a soft quilted cover, perfect for a day-bed.

ÅFJÄLL Foam mattress, 80x200 cm

Price £ 85
  • Thickness: 12 cm
  • Foam
  • Medium firm
  • Roll packed

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When stacked, these 2 beds become a single bed or sofa. Unstacked, you get a double bed, corner sofa or spare bed for sleepovers. And, if you need space for yoga, just stack them again.

Black and white portrait of Henrik Preutz wearing a shirt and jacket, with short hair.
DesignerHenrik Preutz
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UTÅKER Stackable bed, pine, 80x200 cm

Reviews

Poor Quality, Creaks a lot over time, Joints becoming looseAnonymous reviewerI wanted to love this bed. I purchased in June 2025 so have now had it over a year. It’s become extremely ‘creaky’ over time and joints keep coming loose and need to be retightened. Im 80kg for reference and used this as my main bed. It’s loud enough that I wake myself up in the night. I think this is maybe suited for children but even then they will no doubt jump on the bed which will put too much pressure on the frame and joints. This is a low quality product which will ‘Last you years’ if you use it sparingly. I have wood beds from Muji and yes they develop ‘creak’ over time as all wood beds do but this is on a completely different level. Keep your Allen key by the side of the bed handy, You’ll need it.1
BedsAnonymous reviewerFantastic beds for my twins5
SqueakyAnonymous reviewerTightening the bolts doesn't fix it. Will try parcel tape3
Creaky Anonymous reviewerWe have had these beds for several years with constant use, but have to get rid of them now as became so creaky, making a noise with every movement. We tried tightening all screws but it didn't help. 2
You can actually fit one 90 cm (and the other 80 cm) mattress on thisAnonymous reviewerThe instructions tell you to put them together so that there is one high bar and one low bar on each bed (and this is how they come packaged). However, we wanted to use one with an 80 cm wide mattress, and the other with a 90 cm wide mattress. So instead, you can mix up the legs and long bars between the two sets, and make one set up with both high bars (so the 90 cm mattress just sits on top of the frame and can overhang a little), and the other with both low bars (so the 80 cm mattress sits down in between the long bars). It might be a bit confusing to work out which legs go with which bars, but I assure you it works! We haven't been using them for long enough to have the slat creaking issue yet, so I can't comment on that.4
8 years, still 💯Anonymous reviewerI’ve had these for over 8 years, and they’re still very comfortable and sturdy. No creaking at all, unlike some other reviews. I’ve been using them stacked every day since I bought them.5
Easy assemblyAnonymous reviewerEasily put together, good quality,used when grandchildren come to stay, so gets a lot of use,would have liked a better choice of mattresses5
So usefulAnonymous reviewerBought these for our spare room, they’ve hosted child guests, had both my kids in there together in the holidays and also have had adult guests who said they are comfy. It’s such a clever idea. 5
Goldilocks' favourite bedAnonymous reviewerJust right. I bought two, as they are stackable and separable as needed. Pretty straightforward to build but too heavy for me to move without help. Result: simple, comfy little beds that have put up small guests - and I've even found preferable to my own . Only problem is the lack of headboard. Compensated with cushions, but the bed is liight enough that it slowly slides away from the wall when I sit up to read. (Probably wouldn't happen if I had carpet instead of laminate flooring)5
Not a good purchase Anonymous reviewerBought this bed for occasional use ,but after 1 week of use every time you move it creaks badly. The slats are loose,so I will have to screw them all down and hope it cures the problem . Not a good purchase 1
Great product Anonymous reviewerGood for kids room. And it's stackable so kids get enough space during day time in their room. 5
Perfect versatile stackable bedAnonymous reviewerThis bed ticks all the boxes for me in terms of style, size and versatility. 100% recommend, easy to put together and I have not found that the mattresses slide around as some other reviews have said. We love it!!5
They CREAK!!!Anonymous reviewerInitially they worked well but a few months into using them they started to creak - at the slightest movement. We have tried tightening all the screws but no effect. Not happy!!!1
Excellent beds Anonymous reviewerExcellent beds perfect for the grandchildren.easy to setup and very comfortable 5
Perfect for a small bedroom!Anonymous reviewerThese beds were really easy to put together and are just perfect for our small bedroom. They work really well either as singles or put together for a king size!! 5
Perfect for my needs.Anonymous reviewerI needed a small stackable bed and this product was just perfect. It is well made, comfortable and doesn't take up too much space.5
Slatted base creaksAnonymous reviewerWe loved these beds when we first got them. They are easy to assemble, have a clever stacking design and a nice scandi look. Unfortunately the slatted base that comes with them let them down. They creak at the smallest movement, to the point that it wakes me up. I looked into buying a solid, not flexible, slatted base for them, like the Lyngor, but it is not an option. It’s a shame, because we like the beds themselves, but we will have to get rid of them. 2
Multipurpose bedsAnonymous reviewerStacked with lots of pillows on the back and you have a couch or day bed or a single guest bed. When separated you have two single beds or when pushed side-by-side you have one king size double. You can choose two different mattresses one soft and one firm and you have two happy sleepers. 5
Narrow bed, difficult to assemble Anonymous reviewerWarning! This bed is 10cm's narrower than a standard single which I don't like, it is also 10cm's longer which may benefit taller people the mattresses are very firm. Ridiculous to assemble, I like building flat pack furniture but this was very annoying to put together and could have been made much easier. I think these beds should be a lot cheaper for what they are ( I'd say they are at least £100 overpriced)2
Excellent, versatile bed(s)Anonymous reviewerSturdy, well designed beds that connect together safely for use as a double bed. Stack well for a space saving single. Comfortable mattresses.5

Customer reviews

4Review: 4 out of 5 stars. Total reviews: 605Average rating
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4Review: 4 out of 5 stars. Total reviews: 605Average rating
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A bed that's made for people on the move

Whether it's for study, work, love or just budget, moving and adapting to a new home is something that has become a part of life for many of us. It makes sense then that our furniture should be able to follow along with us.

That's why IKEA product developer Ina Klepper and designer Henrik Preutz looked to create a bed that could move homes multiple times and adapt to any decor or size of room while becoming a double or a single just as easily. It seems like a big task, but for Ina, Henrik and the rest of the design team behind UTÅKER bed, it was just a question of drawing inspiration from their own lives.

Made for a generation on the move

Whether you love or hate the word "millennials" it's no secret that life for many people born in the 80's and early 90's is different from earlier generations. Fixed homes, jobs and neighbourhoods are just not the set paths they once were, as people travel more, look to gain meaningful experiences, and seek to have a lighter environmental footprint. Falling into this age group herself, Ina found that traditional beds didn't fit her or her friend's lives in the way that they could. "A lot of the time beds and daybeds can be pretty heavy and are not so easy to move from one space to another," Ina says, "and to be honest you probably only want to put them together once." Not exactly ideal for people who might be moving home often, or who might have changing living arrangements. "So we came up with this idea of a stackable bed, which could be easily assembled and taken apart again for moving, while also being made from solid wood so it would be long lasting," Ina says.

From design floor to apartment door

The design floor at IKEA of Sweden in Älmhult is nothing if not busy. Amongst the buzz and energy of new products taking shape, the UTÅKER design team managed to tape off 25 square metres of floor space to stand in as an apartment, and came up with two people called Dieter and Hanna to live there, while they worked out what would be good for them. "We had the idea that she lived in this small apartment while he was travelling a lot and they were only together on the weekends," Ina explains. "To fit that lifestyle we designed the bed to work as a single with both bedframes stacked on top of each other during the week to save room, then sit side by side to become a double when Dieter came home." For friends or colleagues the bed also can be separated to make two single beds just as easily. "Our second thought was that since they only had a small place they couldn't fill it with too much stuff," Ina goes on. "We wanted the bed to fill as many furniture roles as possible," She says. "So we made sure that it could work as a sofa, seating for casual dining or if you have a weird shaped room, you can just move both pieces around into any combination to fit as you like." Lastly was the idea that the bed could be adapted to fit any decor or personality. "We tried to keep the bed as minimal as possible and not waste any material when making it," Ina says. "It's really functional without any frills so you can adapt it how you want. You could paint it as bright as you like, or keep it clean and stripped back. If you wanted to add a leather handle or something just go for it. It's your clean canvas to do what you want." So for those moving to small homes, in (or out) with partners, or who just want to add personality to their furniture, we hope UTÅKER bed helps you live and move all the easier.

Function solution

Life happens, it’s okay!

Moving furniture around tends to result in a few scratches here and there. That’s why we made UTÅKER in unfinished solid wood. The bed is easy to move, in and between homes, and small stains or scratches can be removed with an eraser, fine sandpaper or paint thinner. Paint it right away for an extra protective layer, or after a while as a touch-up. That way you can enjoy your bed for a long time, even after the wear and tear that comes with a well-used piece of furniture.

Material

What is solid wood?

Solid wood is one of our favourite materials and is part of our Scandinavian heritage. It is also a timeless material with many uses. Regardless of the wood species, it is durable, beautiful and renewable. We strive to use this raw material as smartly and efficiently as possible to avoid waste – and we also invest in facilities and logistics so that we can increase the use of recycled wood.

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