Sep 21, 2026 / By SW-SW / in Buying Guides Home & Lifestyle
A 50 cm bedside table can fit neatly beside a bed, but the number alone does not decide whether it will work. You need to compare the table height with the finished top of your mattress, confirm that the floor can take a 50 x 40 cm footprint, and leave enough room in front for the drawers to open. The verified cabinet in this guide has one cabinet body, two drawers, a wooden description, gold-tone trim, and a listed size of 50 cm wide by 40 cm deep by 50 cm high. It is offered in Black, White, and White and Black. The Black option uses ring-style pulls; the other two use round knobs. This guide turns those facts into a practical room-fit decision without inventing an internal drawer size, load rating, wood species, assembly method, or delivery clearance claim.
Measure from the floor to the finished top of your mattress, then compare that measurement with the cabinet height of 50 cm. A bedside surface can be visually balanced when it is near the mattress top, but the product dimensions do not establish a universal height rule for every bed, mattress, topper, or frame. Next, mark a rectangle 50 cm wide and 40 cm deep on the floor. Check the wall, skirting board, bed frame, cables, and walking route around it before you choose a color.
The front clearance is just as important as the footprint. The product has two drawers, but the verified listing does not state their internal dimensions or how far they must project when opened. Leave a practical working zone in front, then test it with a temporary box or taped outline. Choose Black for the black body and central ring-style pulls, White for the white body and round knobs, or White and Black for white drawer fronts with a black outer body and round knobs. One order unit contains one cabinet; room accessories shown in photographs are not included.
Measure the mattress from the floor or the relevant support level to the top surface after bedding and any permanent topper are in place. Record the result in centimeters. Then compare it with the cabinet height of 50 cm. This comparison is more useful than comparing the cabinet with a bare bed frame, because the item you reach for at night sits beside the finished sleeping surface. A difference is not automatically a problem: some rooms use a lower table for a lighter profile, while another layout may need the surface closer to hand. The verified dimensions only tell you that the cabinet is 50 cm high; they do not promise a particular ergonomic relationship.
Look at the top surface and the bed together from the normal standing and lying positions. Check whether a lamp, glasses, book, or other personal item would be easy for you to reach without leaning across the mattress. Do not turn this visual check into a claim that the table is suitable for every mattress height. If you use a thick topper, a tall frame, or a low platform, repeat the measurement with the final configuration. The decision is a comparison between your room and the published external height, not a universal bedside-height formula.
The external footprint is 50 cm wide and 40 cm deep, which is approximately 19.69 x 15.75 inches. Mark those two sides with painter’s tape, removable paper, or a temporary box. Measure the usable area rather than assuming that an empty-looking corner is clear. Include skirting boards, wall returns, radiator edges, bed legs, plugs, and any trim that prevents the cabinet from sitting exactly where the rectangle is drawn. The cabinet has a raised base in the verified visual description, but the available facts do not establish a required wall gap or a special ventilation rule.
Check the width beside the bed first, then check depth from the wall toward the walking path. A 50 cm width may fit between the bed and a wall while the 40 cm depth still narrows movement at the foot or side of the bed. Mark the bed’s actual outer edge, including bedding that regularly hangs down, and keep the proposed table rectangle aligned with the way you use the room. If the footprint only fits after pushing the bed, lamp cable, or door route into an awkward position, the layout needs reconsideration even though the nominal dimensions fit.
Two drawers add useful enclosed storage, but their presence changes the floor plan. The listing confirms two drawers and one cabinet, yet it does not give the internal drawer dimensions, runner travel, stop position, or exact front projection. Do not calculate a guaranteed opening distance from the 40 cm depth. Instead, place a temporary line in front of the taped footprint and decide where you can stand or kneel to open a drawer without striking the bed, a rug edge, or another piece of furniture. This is a planning check, not a manufacturer-rated clearance.
Test both the upper and lower drawer zones in your intended layout. A bedside lamp cord, charging cable, basket, or pet bed can occupy the same front area that the drawers need. The product photographs may show styling objects, but those objects are not included and should not be used as fixed dimensions. Keep the final decision tied to the cabinet’s external 50 x 40 x 50 cm size and your own available clearance. If you need a specific interior capacity or a measured full-extension distance, the verified facts do not answer that question.
For a USB mushroom table lamp purchased separately, use the USB lamp power and placement guide to plan its cable route and connection to a suitable USB power source; this lamp has no built-in battery and is not included with the bedside table.
All three listed options use the same overall external dimensions and two-drawer format. Black is described as a black body with two semicircular pulls that form a central ring-style design. White is described with a white body and small round drawer knobs. White and Black combines white drawer fronts with a black outer body and round knobs. The handle difference is a useful visual decision because it changes the front detail even when the footprint and height stay the same. Select from the corresponding color photograph and option name rather than assuming that every variant has the same pull shape.
Use the room’s existing contrast as the deciding signal. Black may create a stronger outline beside a light wall or pale bedding; White may reduce visual contrast in a bright room; White and Black may connect light drawer fronts with darker furniture. These are styling observations, not product-performance claims. The verified listing establishes the named colors, trim description, and handle designs, but it does not establish a special finish, scratch resistance, exact color permanence, or material composition for the gold-tone trim.
The verified product record describes a wooden bedside cabinet with two drawers, gold-tone trim, a raised base, an external size of 50 x 40 x 50 cm, and one cabinet per order unit. It also lists a carton size of 55 x 47 x 55 cm and a gross packed weight of 25 kg. The carton measurements and gross weight describe the packed shipment, not the usable room footprint or the cabinet’s safe load. Do not use 25 kg as a tabletop capacity, and do not infer a delivery-route requirement from the carton size without a separate logistics check.
Several buying questions remain deliberately open: the internal drawer dimensions, load capacity, exact wood species, assembly method, and delivery-route fit are not specified in the verified facts used here. If any of those points determines your purchase, ask for the missing information before relying on the table. After delivery, inspect the selected color, one-cabinet quantity, external dimensions, trim, and drawer arrangement against the order record. This keeps a room-fit decision separate from claims the listing does not make.
Use your measurements and the verified external dimensions together. The checks below support a layout decision; they do not create an unverified capacity or comfort guarantee.
| What to measure | Published reference | What it tells you | Decision check |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mattress-top height | Cabinet height: 50 cm / 19.69 in | Whether the surface relationship looks workable beside the finished bed | Repeat with the final mattress, topper, bedding and frame |
| Available floor width | Cabinet width: 50 cm / 19.69 in | Whether the table can sit beside the bed without compressing the route | Include skirting boards, bed edges, plugs and trim |
| Available floor depth | Cabinet depth: 40 cm / 15.75 in | How far the cabinet projects from the wall or bed line | Keep the walking path and door movement usable |
| Drawer working zone | Two drawers; internal size and projection not specified | Whether you have room to stand and open them | Use a taped outline or temporary box before ordering |
| Variant and package | Black, White, or White and Black; one cabinet | Which front detail and quantity you should expect | Match the option photo and do not count lamps or decor shown in photos |
Use the product page for the current item details, category pages for furniture context, and related guides for adjacent bedroom and home-organization decisions.
No. The cabinet is listed as 50 cm high, but the right relationship depends on your finished mattress-top height, topper, frame and preferred reach. Measure the final setup.
Its listed external size is 50 cm wide by 40 cm deep. Mark that rectangle and account for skirting boards, cables, bed edges and the walking route.
The verified listing confirms two drawers but does not state internal dimensions or full opening projection. Test the layout with a temporary outline and ask for missing clearance data if it is essential.
Black has a black body and central ring-style pulls. White has a white body and round knobs. White and Black has white drawer fronts, a black outer body and round knobs.
No. The verified record identifies 25 kg as gross packed weight. It does not state tabletop or drawer load capacity.
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