Cabin Beds and Mid Sleepers
Kids are awestruck by cabin beds and middle sleepers because they bring a sense of entertainment to their nighttime. They can be transformed into play areas, dens and even crafting areas!
Mid sleepers are a bit lower and have a shorter ladder or staircase than high sleepers. They are therefore perfect for children who are younger. Some come with storage solutions such as drawers, shelves and cube bookcases.
Space-Saving
The majority of rooms for children are confined on space and optimizing storage solutions is essential. Mid sleepers and cabin beds are a great solution to this as they offer lots of storage while being a great design element in the room. They are often beds are fitted with furniture like shelves or drawers allowing them to be used for all sorts of things. Some of our cabin beds for kids include an under-bed sofa. This is great for reading a book or for an evening sleepover.
If your child has lots of games or toys that they would like to put away We offer a broad choice of cabin beds with useful pull-out wardrobes that allow them access to a complete set of drawers. All of their clothes, books and toys can be neatly stored away. This will allow them more room to play. We offer a variety of stylish open and closed wardrobes, so they can design their own look for their space.
A mid-sleeper for kids is different from a cabin bed as it is raised a little higher and is available with or without a step or ladder. This is great for children who are ready to make the leap from a single bed. It can help them feel independent and secure enough to use the stairs. If you're looking for something more than a mid-sleeper take a look at our high sleeper choices.
mid rise bunk bed suggest that children should be at least six years old before they can use the top bunk in a high-sleeper or mid-sleeper. However, it is worth checking individual product details pages, as manufacturers may have their own safety guidelines. A fall from the top bunk of a cabin bed could cause damage to the structure and even injure your child.
Cabins and mid-sleeper beds are great for securing space in the bedroom of a child and can be adapted to their changing needs. They can be easily transformed into a seating or desk area, or even a creative space. This will help your child keep their bedroom neat and tidy when they are studying or playing.
Fun for All Ages
Cabin beds are an excellent option to bring more enjoyment into a child's room. They combine play and storage all in one spot. These beds are designed to maximise floor space without making your children feel like they're in a treehouse, so it's a great life saver for families with little space.
Our collection of cabin and mid sleeper beds includes models that come with various shelves, drawers or cabinets to help your children keep their items neatly stored away. This will keep their bedroom neat and tidy and prevent them from throwing their toys under the bed or out of reach.
We offer options for children who are looking to be a bit more creative. They can turn their raised bed into an extra space or a secret retreat. Some of our mid sleeper beds even have an attachment for slides that allow for a playful entrance and exit.
You might also consider a bed that has an integrated desk or other storage options dependent on your child's individual requirements. Some of our mid sleeper beds have pull out desks, perfect for kids needing to do their homework or needing a quiet place to relax and study.
Mid-sleeper and bunk beds are suitable for children of all age groups. They're particularly good for those aged 10 to 14. At this age your children have more to do, so they may prefer the space beneath their mid-sleeper bed to use as an area for study or an area to store notebooks and pens for school.
Although manufacturers generally recommend a minimum age of 6 years for a high or a mid-sleeper It is worth looking over the individual product details for safety guidelines. Many children are ready for the cabin bed earlier and especially if it's designed with safety and challenge in mind. Some of our kids' cabin beds come with a mattress protector that can help safeguard their investment.
It can be converted into an Individual Bed
Many of the cabin beds and mid sleepers we sell can be easily transformed into one. This is ideal if your child outgrows their bunk bed, or wishes to alter the arrangement of their bedroom. The ladder can be removed and replaced with a solid bed frame to give your child a new appearance in their bedroom and the best night's rest.
Many beds for mid-sleepers offer a variety of storage options to keep your child's space tidy and organised. This can include a desk that can be pulled out and cubby storage which is ideal for an office space or open shelves for books and toys. Some models come with fun play tents that can be used to unwind in a playroom or pretend.
Most of the time, they have a hook on a shelf in place of a table for bed. This is a great spot to keep a lamp, book, or if your child loves to read in the bed. With a little imagination and imagination your children can transform the area under their bed into a cozy space that they can use all night long.
Although it is important to remember that children should not jump off of the bunk or high sleeper bed as this can cause damage to the structure. A cabin bed or a mid-sleeper is the most suitable option because it was designed with safety in consideration. They usually come with strong guardrails to avoid accidents during the night.
As we all know the space available in a child's room is small, and this could mean that their clothes and toys can quickly become out of control. This is why a lot of the mid and cabin beds we offer have a variety of storage solutions. Underbed drawers are great to store clothes and shoes and cubby storage can be used to store toys, books and trinkets. Some beds for mid-sleepers come with a pull-out desk that can be used as study areas and can help keep your child's space tidy and tidy.
Perfect for sleepovers
Having a space-saving kids cabin bed or a mid sleeper is not only great for when your child has friends over however, it can also serve as a sleeping area when they have a cousin or sibling visiting occasionally. A lot of our mid-sleeper and cabin beds come with a range of furniture options beneath them, such as drawers, shelves, desks and more. This allows your child to make the most of the space under their.
If your kids are into their artistic pursuits They will appreciate the fact that many of our bunk and mid sleeper beds have stylish play tents or tunnels that can be popped down under the bed, providing them with a fun hideaway for reading, relaxing and even some sleepovers! If your child is a keen student, you can find mid sleeper beds with pull-out desks which they can use to finish their homework, and put them back under the bed once they're done.
Another thing you can do at a sleepover is to enjoy a gooey finger painting session. You can purchase a range of different paints from most art stores, and let your little one's imaginations run wild. It's a wonderful way to spend time together and the items will make wonderful keepsakes.
You can also create some funny photos with your friends at an evening sleepover by putting up an interactive photo booth and urging everyone to dress up in their finest attire for an Instagram-worthy selfie. Then, you can select the best pictures and print them off for everyone to keep.
For a more active and fun activity, you could set up a pillow fight for your children and their buddies. The rules are easy - each participant is given an inflatable pillow and must strike their opponent as numerous times as they can without the pillow landing on them. This is an exciting and competitive game which will guarantee lots of laughs.
If you prefer a quieter alternative, take the time to sit and relax under the stars with your kids and their friends. Find a spot with an unobstructed view of the night sky and has no light pollution. Get your group of friends to relax with pillows and blankets before you begin. You can then take a look at the constellations and try to recognize some of them, or simply take in the amazing view.