Teddy Boucle Bed Frames Single to Super King | Style Beds

A teddy boucle bed is an upholstered bed frame covered in a soft, looped, textured fabric that feels like fleece and looks like cloud soft wool. At Style Beds, we handcraft every one in Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, in sizes from single to super king, with optional ottoman storage. Teddy boucle has become one of the most popular bedroom fabrics in the UK because it adds warmth and texture without the heavy look of velvet and it works in both modern and traditional rooms.

Our frames come in six teddy boucle colours, with a choice of headboard heights and a gas lift ottoman base if you need the space for bedding or out of season clothes. Because each bed is made to order, you choose the size, colour, storage and delivery option that suit your room. Every frame comes with a 3 year warranty, a 30 night trial and free UK delivery.

Shop Teddy Boucle Beds by Size and Style

You can shop Style Beds teddy boucle beds as a standard frame or an ottoman storage bed, in single, small double, double, king and super king. Every bed is handcrafted in Dewsbury, West Yorkshire and made to order in your choice of size, colour and headboard height, with free UK delivery.

Teddy Boucle Bed Frames

A teddy boucle bed frame is the right choice if you want the fabric’s soft, textured look and no built, in storage. It has a clean base with a slatted platform and the headboard is the main feature. Choose from six teddy boucle colours and nine headboard heights, from a low, understated profile to a tall, statement headboard. Browse teddy boucle bed frames and pick the size that fits your room and mattress.

Ottoman Teddy Boucle Beds

An ottoman teddy boucle bed has a hinged base that lifts to reveal a large storage space under the mattress, making it ideal for bedrooms where floor space matters more than a chest of drawers. It’s well suited to storing spare bedding, winter clothes and luggage and keeps the bedroom clear of clutter without sacrificing the softness of the fabric. The frame is built in the same teddy boucle colours as our standard beds. Shop ottoman teddy boucle beds to compare the lift options and choose your size.

Quick Size Links

Choose your size below. If you’re unsure which fits your room, each size page lists exact frame and mattress dimensions.

• Single teddy boucle beds for children’s rooms, guest rooms and compact spaces
• Small double teddy boucle beds for a bit more room in a box room or spare bedroom
• Double teddy boucle beds the most popular choice for couples and main bedrooms
• King size teddy boucle beds for a larger main bedroom and extra space to stretch out
• Super king teddy boucle beds for the biggest bedrooms and maximum comfort

Every size comes with a 3 year warranty and a 30 night trial.

What Is a Teddy Boucle Bed?

A teddy boucle bed is an upholstered bed frame covered in teddy boucle, a thick, soft, looped fabric with a texture like a teddy bear’s fleece. It combines the knobbly, textured look of classic boucle with a plusher, more cushioned feel, which is why it has become one of the most popular fabrics for upholstered bed frames in the UK. At Style Beds, we handcraft every teddy boucle bed in Dewsbury, West Yorkshire.

Boucle vs Teddy Boucle What’s the Difference?

Boucle is a fabric woven with looped yarn and teddy boucle is a denser, fluffier version. The word comes from the French bouclé, meaning curled or looped and describes the small loops of yarn that give the fabric its bumpy surface. Classic boucle has a more open, tweedy texture with visible loops, while teddy boucle packs the loops closer together into a soft, even pile that looks and feels closer to sherpa fleece. Both are sold as boucles, but the teddy boucle is the softer and warmer of the two, which is why it is the fabric we use for our boucle beds.

What Teddy Boucle Fabric Looks and Feels Like

Teddy boucle fabric has a soft, cushioned surface made of dense, curly loops, with a gentle, matte finish and no shine. It feels warm and plush to the touch, like a fleece blanket and its uneven texture catches the light in a way that adds visual depth without the glossy finish of velvet. Because the loops are close together, the colour looks rich and even, not patchy. Style Beds offers a teddy boucle in six colours, so you can choose a soft neutral for a calm, airy bedroom or a deeper shade for a bolder look.

Why Teddy Boucle Suits a Bedroom

Teddy boucle suits a bedroom because it adds warmth and softness without feeling heavy or formal. The fabric’s tactile surface makes the headboard comfortable to lean against when you sit up to read and its muted, matte finish blends easily with wood, linen and other natural bedroom materials. It also works across styles, from minimalist and Scandinavian to cosy and traditional, so the bed does not date as your decor changes. If you would like a different texture, our Marble bed frame are worth a look. Every Style Beds teddy boucle frame comes with a 3 year warranty and a 30 night trial, so you can see how the fabric looks and feels in your own room before you commit.

Teddy Boucle Bed Sizes Single to Super King

Style Beds makes teddy boucle bed frames in five standard UK sizes, single (90 x 190 cm), small double (120 x 190 cm), double (135 x 190 cm), king (150 x 200 cm) and super king (180 x 200 cm). Choose the size by who sleeps in the bed and how much floor space the room has, remembering that the frame is slightly larger than the mattress it holds.

Single and Small Double Boucle Beds

A single boucle bed takes a 90 x 190 cm mattress and is the smallest option, suited to children’s rooms, guest rooms and box rooms. A small double takes a 120 x 190 cm mattress, which gives one adult 30 cm more width than a single without needing much more floor space. It is a good fit for a spare room, a smaller main bedroom or a single sleeper who likes to spread out.

Double Boucle Bed Frames

A double boucle bed frame takes a 135 x 190 cm mattress and is the most common choice for a couple’s bedroom. It gives each person about 67 cm of width, which is comfortable for most couples in a standard sized room, though two taller sleepers may want a king. It also suits a single sleeper who wants plenty of space in a medium sized room.

King Size Boucle Bed Frames

A size king boucle bed frame takes a 150 x 200 cm mattress, adding 15 cm in width and 10 cm in length over a double. That extra length matters if either sleeper is over six feet tall. It is the right upgrade for couples who want more room without the footprint of a super king and it still suits most main bedrooms.

Super King Boucle Beds

A super king boucle bed takes a 180 x 200 cm mattress, giving each sleeper 90 cm of width, the same as a single bed. It suits large main bedrooms and couples who want maximum space or share the bed with children or pets. Because the frame and headboard are wide, allow plenty of room to walk around the bed and open wardrobes and drawers.

Which Size Fits Your Room?

The right size leaves around 60 to 75 cm of clear floor space on at least two sides of the bed so you can walk around and change the sheets. Measure the room, then add roughly 10 to 20 cm to the mattress size for the frame (the exact outer dimensions depend on the model and headboard and are listed on each product page). Size also affects price relative to the single, a double adds £25, a king £75 and a super king £100.

Every size comes with a 3-year warranty, a 30-night trial and free UK delivery.

Boucle Beds with Storage Ottoman and Drawer Options

A boucle bed with storage gives you a large hidden space under the mattress and the most practical option is an ottoman base that lifts. Style Beds ottoman teddy boucle beds are handcrafted in Dewsbury, West Yorkshire and come with either a standard ottoman lift or a gas lift mechanism, so you can store bedding, clothes and luggage without adding another piece of furniture.

How an Ottoman Boucle Bed Works (Gas Lift vs Standard)

An ottoman boucle bed has a hinged base that lifts to open up the whole space under the mattress. With a standard ottoman, you raise the base by hand and hold it while you reach in. With a gas lift, pistons do the lifting and keep the base open on their own, which is far easier with a heavy mattress and it lets you use both hands to load and unload. The gas lift upgrade costs £110 on top of the standard ottoman price, so it is worth considering if you’ll open the bed often. Either way, the storage space runs the full length and width of the frame, offering significantly more room than a typical set of drawers. Explore our ottoman teddy boucle beds to compare the two options in your size.

Boucle Bed with Drawers vs Ottoman Which Is Better?

An ottoman offers more capacity, while drawers offer better everyday access. Drawer beds let you pull out a single drawer for socks or shirts without moving anything, but they need floor space to open and each drawer holds less than the full ottoman space. An ottoman uses the whole base, so it suits bulky items like duvets, spare pillows, suitcases and out of season clothes that you reach for a few times a year rather than every morning. It also has a cleaner look, since the frame has no drawer fronts breaking up the upholstery. If you want to keep daily clothes close to hand, a chest of drawers beside an ottoman bed gives you the best of both.

Storage for Small Bedrooms

Underbed storage is the easiest way to keep a bedroom clutter free, because it frees up the floor and wall space that a wardrobe or extra chest of drawers would take up. In a box room or small double room, moving seasonal clothes, bedding and spare linen into an ottoman base can clear an entire piece of furniture from the room. Pair it with a smaller bed size, such as a small double or double, to keep the footprint compact. Because the base lifts rather than pulls out, you also don’t need extra clearance at the foot or side of the bed, which makes it a good fit for narrow rooms. Every ottoman teddy boucle bed comes with a 3year warranty, a 30night trial and free UK delivery.

Boucle Bed Colours Beige, Cream, White, Black and Blue

Teddy boucle beds from Style Beds come in six colours, from soft neutrals such as [beige, cream or white] to deeper shades such as [black or blue]. Neutrals suit most bedrooms and let the fabric’s texture take centre stage, while darker colours make the bed a statement piece. Choose based on the light in your room and the look you want and check the colour against your walls and flooring before you commit.

Neutral Boucle (Beige, Cream, White)

Neutral boucle is the safest and most popular way to use the fabric, because the pale, looped surface looks calm and cosy and works with almost any wall colour. [Beige] has a warm, sandy tone that sits well with wood, linen and earthy palettes. [Cream] is slightly softer and brighter and suits light, airy rooms. [White] gives the cleanest, most modern look and its texture catches the light to create gentle shadows that stop it looking flat. Pale colours show marks more easily than darker ones, so they suit adult bedrooms better than a busy family room, though a quick, careful clean keeps them looking fresh.

Dark and Statement Boucle (Black, Blue)

A dark boucle makes the bed the room’s focal point. [Black] gives a dramatic, hotel style look and pairs well with white bedding, warm wood and brass or gold accents, while the soft pile stops it feeling harsh. [Blue] adds colour without overwhelming the room and works against neutral walls or alongside greys and creams. Dark colours hide everyday marks better than pale ones, which makes them a practical choice for busy households. They also absorb light, so they suit larger or brighter rooms best and they can make a small, dim room feel smaller.

Choosing a Colour for Your Room and Light

Choose the colour based on the light in the room first, then on your walls and floor. In a north facing or dim room, a warm neutral like beige or cream stops the bed looking grey and flat, while in a bright, south facing room almost any colour works, including darker shades. Match the bed’s undertone to your walls warm walls pair best with warm colours and cool or grey walls suit white, blue or black. If the room already has a strong colour or pattern, a neutral bed lets it breathe. If the room is plain, the bed is a good place to add personality. If you would like to compare another fabric, Naples fabric bed comes in 11 colours.

Order a Swatch Before You Buy

Screens change how colour looks and boucle’s texture makes it even harder to judge from a photo, so see the fabric in your own room if you can. Look at it in daylight and under your bedroom lighting in the evening and hold it against your walls, curtains and floor. If you’d rather test it with the full bed, every frame comes with a 30night trial, a 3year warranty and free UK delivery.

Boucle Bed Headboards and Designs

The headboard is the main design feature of a boucle bed and its height changes the look of the whole room more than any other choice. Style Beds’ teddy boucle frames are handcrafted in Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, with nine headboard heights from 50 to 90 inches, so you can choose anything from a low, understated profile to a tall, dramatic one.

Headboard Height and How It Changes the Look

A taller headboard makes the bed look grander and draws the eye upward, while a lower one keeps the room calm and open. The standard 50inch headboard costs no extra and suits most bedrooms, including those with sloping ceilings or windows behind the bed. Moving up to 54 or 60 inches (+£20 and +£70) adds presence without overwhelming a standard room and it gives you a more comfortable surface to lean against when reading. From 65 inches upwards (+£80 to +£180 at 90 inches) the headboard becomes a statement feature, best suited to higher ceilings and larger rooms. As a rule of thumb, leave a clear gap between the top of the headboard and the ceiling and check that it won’t block a window, a radiator or a wall light. The height you choose can also make the teddy boucle’s soft, looped texture the focal point of the room.

Arched and Curved Boucle Bed Frames

An arched or curved boucle bed frame softens the room’s lines and the rounded shape works especially well with the teddy boucle’s plush, looped texture. Name the model(s), sizes and any storage options here. Curved frames suit modern, organic and Scandi inspired bedrooms and they offset the straight edges of wardrobes, windows and bedside tables. They also look best with simple bedding, so the shape does the talking.

Boucle Headboard Beds What to Look For

When choosing a boucle headboard bed, consider four things, height, padding, fabric and construction. Make sure the headboard is the right height for your room and mattress thickness and that the padding is deep enough to be comfortable to lean against without flattening over time. Look for a dense, even pile with tightly packed loops, as this resists snagging and keeps its shape better than loose weave boucle. Finally, check how the headboard attaches to the frame, as a solid wooden frame that is built in is more stable than a bolt on panel. Every Style Beds makes every frame by hand in Yorkshire and includes a 3year warranty and a 30night trial, so you can check the finish and comfort in your own room.

How Teddy Boucle Wears Durability, Cleaning and Care

Teddy boucle is a hardwearing, low maintenance bed frame fabric if you look after it sensibly. Watch for snagged loops and surface marks; both are easy to avoid or manage. Style Beds teddy boucle beds are handcrafted in Dewsbury, West Yorkshire and every frame comes with a 3 year warranty, so you’re covered if a fault shows up.

Does Teddy Boucle Bobble, Snag or Shed?

Teddy boucle can snag if something sharp catches the loops, but it bobbles and sheds very little in normal use. Its dense, tightly packed loops resist the surface pilling that affects looser weaves, though you may see a few loose fibres in the first few weeks, which is normal for any new textured fabric and settles with light vacuuming. Snags usually come from zips, jewellery, velcro or pet claws. If a loop pulls out, don’t tug it, as that can distort the surrounding weave. Gently push it back into the pile, or trim it level with a small pair of sharp scissors.

How to Clean a Boucle Bed Frame

Clean a boucle bed frame by vacuuming it regularly with a soft brush attachment and blotting spills straight away. Vacuum the headboard and frame every week or two to lift dust out of the loops. If something spills, blot it with a clean, dry cloth, pressing rather than rubbing, because rubbing pushes the stain deeper and flattens the pile. For marks, use a damp cloth with a small amount of mild soap and test it on a hidden area first. Avoid soaking the fabric, using harsh chemicals, or scrubbing hard. For stubborn stains, follow the care guidance for your fabric or ask a professional upholstery cleaner and keep the care label or order paperwork handy.

Is Teddy Boucle a Good Choice for a Bed Frame?

Yes, a teddy boucle is a good choice for a bed frame because it is soft, textured and looks good for years with basic care. Bed frames take far less wear than sofas, since the headboard is the only part that you lean on regularly, so the fabric stays in good condition much longer than it would on seating. It is a better fit for a bedroom than a family room that sees heavy traffic. If you want a bed that is easy to live with, a teddy bouquet in a mid or dark shade, kept clear of sharp objects, is hard to beat. If you would like to compare textures first, take a look at our chenille bed frames. You can also test it in your own bedroom every frame comes with a 30night trial and free UK delivery.

Boucle Bed Frame Buying Guide What to Check Before You Buy

Before buying a boucle bed frame, check four things, how the frame is built, whether it fits your mattress and room, how it will be delivered and assembled and what the warranty and trial cover is. A well made frame should feel solid, take a standard UK mattress size and come with a clear aftersales cover. Style Beds teddy boucle beds are handcrafted in Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, with a 3year warranty, a 30night trial and free UK delivery.

Frame Construction and Materials

The frame matters more than the fabric because it determines how long the bed stays quiet, stable and square. Look for a sturdy timber frame with a slatted base, as slats support the mattress evenly and let it breathe, which helps it last longer than a solid panel base. Ask what the frame is made from confirm for example solid wood or engineered timber, how the slats are fixed and how the headboard is attached, because a headboard that is built into the frame stays firmer than one bolted on afterwards. Upholstery quality shows in the details straight seams, even padding and tidy corners. A bed handcrafted in Yorkshire, rather than mass produced overseas, can be inspected, made to order and repaired more easily if something goes wrong.

Mattress Compatibility and Sizing

A bouquet bed frame takes a standard UK mattress in the size of the frame, so a double frame holds a 135 x 190 cm mattress and a king holds 150 x 200 cm. Check the mattress size before you order and allow for the frame being a little wider and longer than the mattress, usually by around 10 to 20 cm depending on the model and headboard. Mattress depth matters too, particularly with ottoman and gas lift bases, because a very thick mattress is heavier to lift and can sit close to the top of the frame. If you are buying a new mattress with the bed, browse our mattresses and check the sizes offered, as not every size is available for every range. For help choosing, see the double and king size pages, which list the exact dimensions.

Delivery and Assembly Options

Delivery options change how much work you do on the day, so decide before you order. Free UK delivery is included and you can choose cash on delivery or doorstep delivery at no extra cost. If the bed needs to go upstairs, first floor delivery adds £30 and a full assembly service adds £70, which is worth considering for a large frame, a super king or a gas lift ottoman. Whichever you choose, measure the route into the bedroom, including stairs, landings and door widths, because a large headboard can be awkward on tight turns. If you are assembling it yourself, allow two people and a clear hour or so.

Warranty, Trial Period and What’s Covered

A good warranty and trial period protect you from the two biggest risks of buying a bed online, a fault and a bed you don’t like in the room. Style Beds covers every frame with a 3year warranty and offers a 30night trial, so you can sleep on it, see the fabric in your own light and decide whether it suits the room. Before buying from any seller, check what the warranty covers (frame, slats, mechanism and upholstery are often treated differently), what counts as normal wear and how to make a claim. Also check the returns process for the trial, including who arranges collection and whether the bed needs to be in its original condition. Keep your order confirmation and delivery date to hand in case you need to make a claim.

Boucle Bed Frames UK How Style Beds Compares

Style Beds differs from mass market boucle beds in three ways, each bed is handcrafted and made to order in Dewsbury, West Yorkshire; you choose the size, colour, headboard height and storage; and every frame comes with a 3 year warranty, a 30 night trial and free UK delivery. Mass market boucle beds are usually produced in volume to a fixed specification, so the right comparison is less about price alone and more about what you can choose and what you are covered for.

Handcrafted in Dewsbury vs Mass Market Boucle Beds

A handcrafted boucle bed is built in small batches to your order, while a mass market bed is typically made in volume and held in stock in a limited number of set sizes and colours. West Yorkshire has a long upholstery and textile tradition and Style Beds frames are made there by hand, so the upholstery, seams and corners are finished by people rather than a production line. This also means you can configure the bed for your room rather than settle for the nearest stock option your size from single to super king, one of six teddy boucle colours, a headboard height from 50 to 90 inches and standard or ottoman storage. The trade off is that a made to order bed is built after you order, so allow for production time rather than expecting next day dispatch.

Comparison Table

The right hand column describes common market practice, not any one retailer, so check any seller’s own terms before you compare.

What to Ask Any Boucle Bed Seller

Ask any seller six questions before you buy and watch for vague answers. First, who makes the bed and where. Second, what the frame is made from and how the headboard is fixed. Third, which fabric you are getting, since the boucle covers a wide range of qualities and whether it is a true teddy boucle. Fourth, what the warranty covers, for how long and whether that includes the frame, slats, mechanism and upholstery. Fifth, whether there is a trial or returns window and who pays for collection. Sixth, what delivery includes, such as room of choice, assembly and packaging removal. A seller who can answer all six clearly is usually one you can trust to handle a problem later.

How to Style a Boucle Bed

The easiest way to style a boucle bed is to let the fabric’s texture lead, choose smooth, simple bedding in a tonal or contrasting colour, add natural materials like wood and linen and keep the rest of the room uncluttered. Because a teddy boucle already brings softness and visual interest, a handcrafted Style Beds frame needs fewer accessories than a plain bed to look finished.

Bedding and Layering with Boucle

Pair a boucle bed with smooth, flatwoven bedding so the textures contrast rather than compete. Linen, cotton percale and sateen all work well against the looped pile of the headboard, whereas other heavily textured fabrics, such as chunky knits or more boucle, can make the bed look busy. Start with a plain fitted sheet and duvet cover in a tonal shade, then layer a throw across the foot of the bed and two or three pillows in varied sizes. If the headboard is a soft neutral, a deeper bedding colour gives definition. If the headboard is a darker shade, pale bedding keeps the bed from feeling heavy. Limit the pattern to one element, such as a striped cushion or printed throw and let the headboard remain the room’s main texture.

Colour Palettes and Materials That Pair Well

Teddy boucle pairs best with natural, tactile materials in a restrained palette. Wood is the most reliable partner; oak, ash and walnut bedside tables and floors add warmth and keep a pale bed from looking cold. Linen curtains and bedding bring a relaxed, organic feel, while brass or gold lamp bases, mirrors and handles add a small, warm shine against the matte pile. For colour, work in two or three tones. A neutral headboard sits well with cream, stone, soft grey and sage, while a black or blue frame looks sharpest against white, warm wood and a single metallic accent. If you’d like to compare a different fabric against your palette, our Linoso bed is worth a look. If you’re choosing the fabric colour to suit a palette you already have, our guide to teddy boucle colours above explains how light and undertone change the look.

Small Room and Statement Room Ideas

In a small bedroom, keep the palette light and let the bed be the one feature. A pale boucle frame in a double or small double size reflects light and keeps the room open and a lower 50inch headboard stops the bed dominating the wall. Wall mounted lights and slim bedside tables save floor space and an ottoman base removes the need for an extra chest of drawers. In a larger or statement room, go the other way, choose a taller headboard, with options up to 90 inches, in a deeper colour and add a rug, curtains and lighting that match its scale. Whichever you choose, every Style Beds frame comes with a 30night trial, so you can see how the bed looks in your own room before you commit.

Explore Our Boucle Bed Range

Style Beds teddy boucle beds are handcrafted in Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, in five sizes from single to super king, with a choice of standard frames or ottoman storage. Pick your size, colour and headboard height and every bed comes with a 3 year warranty, a 30 night trial and free UK delivery. Start with the size that suits your room single, small double, double, king or super king.

To keep the bedroom clear of clutter, shop ottoman teddy boucle beds with a standard or gas lift base. If you prefer a clean, simple base, browse teddy boucle bed frames in six colours and nine headboard heights. Because each bed is made to order, you can sleep on it for 30 nights and see the fabric in your own light before you decide. If it isn’t right, the trial gives you time to change your mind and the 3 year warranty covers the frame for the long term.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Is a teddy boucle bed hard to keep clean?

No, a teddy boucle bed is easy to care for with basic maintenance. Vacuum the headboard and frame every week or two with a soft brush attachment and blot spills straight away with a clean, dry cloth rather than rubbing. For marks, use a damp cloth with mild soap, testing a hidden area first.

Is a boucle the same as a teddy fabric?

Not exactly. Boucle is any fabric woven with looped yarn, while teddy boucle is a denser, fluffier version with closely packed loops that feels like fleece. Teddy fabric can also mean other plush, fleece like materials, so check the product description. Style Beds uses a teddy boucle, which combines the textured boucle look with a softer feel.

Do boucle beds come with storage?

Yes, Style Beds teddy boucle beds are available as a standard frame with no storage, or as an ottoman bed with a hinged base that lifts to reveal space under the mattress. The gas lift option, which raises the base for you, costs an extra £110. Ottoman storage suits bedding, spare clothes and luggage.

What sizes do boucle bed frames come in?

Teddy boucle bed frames come in five UK sizes, single (90 x 190 cm mattress), small double (120 x 190 cm), double (135 x 190 cm), king (150 x 200 cm) and super king (180 x 200 cm). The frame is slightly larger than the mattress, so allow roughly 10 to 20 cm extra width and length.

Does boucle bed fabric bobble or shed?

Teddy boucle bobbles and sheds very little in normal use. Its dense, tightly packed loops resist pilling, though you may see a few loose fibres in the first weeks, which light vacuuming clears. The main risk is snagging from zips, jewellery or pet claws. If a loop pulls out, trim it level rather than tugging.

How long does a boucle bed frame last?

A well made boucle bed frame should last many years, because a bed takes far less wear than a sofa. Life span depends on the frame’s construction, how often it’s used and how well the fabric is looked after. Regular vacuuming and avoiding snags keep the upholstery looking good. Style Beds’ handcrafted frames come with a 3year warranty.

Is there free UK delivery?

Yes, every Style Beds teddy boucle bed comes with free UK delivery. You can choose cash on delivery or doorstep delivery at no extra cost. First floor delivery adds £30 and a full assembly service adds £70, which is worth considering for a large frame, a super king or a gas lift ottoman bed.

Can I try it before committing?

Yes, every Style Beds teddy boucle bed comes with a 30 night trial, so you can see the fabric in your own light and sleep on it before deciding. The bed also comes with a 3 year warranty, so you are covered after the trial ends.