Mid Sleeper Beds: The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly

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Cabin Beds and Mid Sleepers

If your little one wants a high sleeper but isn't quite big enough for one yet, a mid sleeper is the perfect compromise. They are a little lower than a high sleeper, and come with a range of fun options to maximize the space beneath.

Many feature an enclosed play area underneath it, which is perfect for encouraging children to spend hours cosying up in their very own castle or tent. You can also add slides to make the bed more exciting.

Stores

As with many of our children's beds the collection of cabin and mid sleeper beds comes with a range of storage options that will ensure you get the most of your space. For instance, a lot of designs include a pull-out desk to give your child a personal work station for homework and study that can be removed when not being used. Some designs include shelves that can help your children neatly store their books and toys.

There are many designs that offer an option for a play-tent which can be placed under the bed. This can create an escape or play-den for your child. It is important to provide a safe and comfortable space for children to play and dream. The tent can be transformed into a castle or fort, and they can spend the whole day in it. Some of these beds even include all the equipment needed to set up their tent, including a curtain and storage cubes.

Mid sleepers are slightly lower than bunk beds and high beds and, consequently, have a shorter ladder for access. They are a good option for children who haven't mastered climbing up to their bed. This layout also allows plenty of under bed storage to be integrated into the design, which means you can make your child's bedroom super organised and clutter-free.

We offer a wide range of cabin beds including mid and high sleeper models, made by top brands like Stompa, Flair Furnishings, and Scallywag. We offer a range of styles and colours that will suit any decor.

Both the high- and mid-sleeper cabin beds are designed with a guardrail to stop your child from falling out of bed. This is vital to ensure your child's safety and provides peace of assurance for parents too. If you plan to use the guard rail, we suggest putting it on the carpeted area of your child's bedroom as it provides the safety of hard flooring, such as flooring made of wood or tiles.

Space Below

Cabin beds are a great option to squeeze a lot of usefulness into small space. With a variety of designs that include cubes, bookcases, drawers and desks that pull out, kids can create an area for play in their bedroom and put away toys and books in the same space. Some models come with an enclosed tent that can be used to turn the bed into a comfortable play area for hours of imaginative play.

Many of our cabin beds also come with a study table that is integrated into the frame, which means your child can sit comfortably at their desk and do homework or work on imaginative projects. Some have a desk that's shaped like a sofa, so they can curl up in the corner to enjoy some leisurely reading.

These beds are ideal for small spaces since they incorporate a desk as well as a bed. This makes space on the floor to accommodate other things. Some designs incorporate a staircase or ladder in the frame, which is ideal for children who might not be ready to become an elevated bed.

While we suggest that your child be at least 6 years old prior to using an loft bed, this isn't an absolute requirement as some children might be ready for a cabin bed at an earlier age. This is particularly true if you select bunk beds that have slides or a different play feature which can be used to encourage active play and social interaction.

If you're looking for a cabin bed with ample storage space take a look at our range of children's wooden cabin beds. With a variety of colors and styles, you're certain to find the perfect mix of design and function for your child.

Some of our mid-sleeper frames have a closet door to keep your child's clothing neat and tidy. This is also a great way to help them to appear more mature! It's important to remember that our premium mattresses are specially designed for mid- and loft beds so they fit perfectly. This will ensure that your child has an enjoyable night's sleep and gets the best possible sleep.

Styles

Mid-sleepers and cabin beds are the best option if you want to save space. These clever designs are lower than a bunk bed or high sleeper but higher than a single bed. They're therefore ideal for children who are older than 6. These beds can be fitted with shelves, drawers desks, or other storage options under the bed. This provides plenty of room for study or playing. They also work well for bedrooms with smaller spaces, and eliminate the necessity of an additional wardrobe or chest of drawers.

Cabin beds and mid-sleepers are available in a variety of designs to fit every budget and preference. Why not choose one of our models that has themed play curtains underneath the bed to add a fun and practical accent to your child's room? Cactus play curtains, Dino kids' mid sleepers, and the Alfie modular middle sleeper are great examples. This will allow them to create a cozy reading or den space and will also give them a fantastic feature piece that will create a unique space.

We also have stunning natural and wood-finished cabin beds which are more modern in style and would look fabulous in most modern bedrooms. They are typically more minimalist in design and will allow your child to create their own personal touches using accessories, visuals or curtains. These beds can evolve with your child as they go through different stages. They are an excellent investment.

We also have a range of brilliant cabin beds that come with an extra desk built into the design that can be folded down when not in use. The Trasman Girona is a fantastic example of this, and gives your child a space to work, study, do their homework, or exercise their creative muscles by doing a bit of craft. Our Louis mid-sleeper also comes with a desk built into it and is a basic but effective choice for most rooms. Some of our mid sleeper beds come with a maximum mattress height recommended. Please check this on the product's detail page to ensure that safety standards are maintained.

Ages

Cabin beds and mid-sleepers are available in a variety styles and can be utilized by children of any age. Mid sleepers are less expensive than high sleepers or single beds. They are therefore ideal for kids of a younger age who can have fun and enjoy the thrill of a mattress that is raised without having to leap. They have plenty of room under the bed which can be used to store a variety of accessories such as desks and drawers, shelves or even tents.

A mid sleeper is versatile and a lot of them have features such as a slide, ropes, or extra steps that make climbing into bed an adventure. The possibility of having a play area under their bed can also add to their imagination. They'll be eager to use it to do their homework or play with their friends. There are a variety of these beds with built-in play tent, which is always a hit. Children will be able to spend hours in their den or secret hideaway.

Cabin beds are great because they can grow with your child. You can add to them or change the accessories to your preference as you the need. A lot of our mid-sleeper and cabin beds for kids can be paired with a twin trundle to accommodate sleepovers. Or, if your child is old enough, you can convert the top bunk to two single beds that are full size.

Mid and high cabin bed mid sleepers feature guard rails that provide additional safety for your child when they sleep or play on the raised platform. It should be installed in accordance with the instructions provided by the manufacturer. It is a fantastic feature for younger children who might be worried about falling off of their elevated bed. They also help to ensure that there is enough space under the mid sleeper to allow your child to slide over and not fall off the bed's side. Also, you should ensure that your child does not climb over the sides of the guardrails, or the roof of the bed. Instead, you should put carpet under the mid-sleeper or in the cabin to prevent accidents.