The Bed Shop

If your looking for a cheap bed and need it fast then The bed shop behind lime street station is definitely were you should head too. Although don’t expect the greatest bed you have ever slept in. The emphasis at the bed show is on price and not quality.
There is quite a wide variety of beds on offer, however there is nothing special about any of them and there is an almost institutional feel to the shop as a whole. It is not a nice place to visit, nonetheless its prices are amongst the lowest I have seen on London road. So if you looking to spend as little as possible, the Bed Shop is more than adequate.

You can’t miss the Bed Shop and salmon pink signage. It’s a large building with a long frontage on London Road. Bunk beds rule! and this bed shop has three sleeper bunk beds. Outside they have some cheapy metal frames but inside they have two floors of with a good range of beds and a few wardrobes and chests of drawers.
Prices start at £59 for basic single frames and mattresses. Double frames start at £89. If you like your gadgets or your mobility needs a bit of assistnace then have a play on their split electric beds which go from fully reclined to a sitting position. You will need help standing when you see the price tag.
Outside the shop they advertise «Any size divans made to order». This must be someting to do with Liverpool having been the city of culture. A quick look on wikipedia revealed that a Divan (from the Greek word divani) is a piece of couch like sitting furniture. «Originally, in the Middle East (especially the Ottoman Empire), a divan was a long seat formed of a mattress laid against the side of the room, upon the floor, or upon a raised structure or frame, with cushions to lean against.» So keep your eye out for divans — I didn’t see any on my last visit.