Cabin Beds and Mid Sleepers
Cabin beds and mid-sleepers can be fun for kids because they add a bit of excitement to the bedtime. They can be transformed into play spaces as well as dens and craft areas!
Mid sleepers are lower than those who sleep in high beds and generally have a shorter staircase or ladder which is ideal for smaller children. Some have storage options like shelves, drawers and cube bookcases.
Space-Saving
The majority of children's bedrooms are tiny and maximising storage space is crucial. Cabin beds and mid sleepers are a great solution to that, as they can provide lots of storage while being a stunning design element in the room. These beds typically come with built-in storage beneath like drawers or shelves, which allows them to be used in various ways. Some of our cabin beds for kids have a sofa underneath. This is perfect for reading a book, or having a sleepover.
We have a range of midsleeper cabin bed beds that come with pull-out wardrobes, allowing your children to access a full set drawers. This means that all of their books, toys and clothes can be stored efficiently and they'll have more space to play. We also have a cool collection of closed and open wardrobes available, so they can create the look they want for their space.
A mid-sleeper for kids is different from a cabin bed as it is a bit higher and is available with or without a ladder or step. This is ideal for children who wish to transition from a single bed to mid sleeper. It can provide them with an independence and security while allowing them to use the stairs. If you're looking for something a bit bigger than a mid sleeper, take the time to look through our high sleeper alternatives.
We recommend that children be at minimum six years old before they can use the top bunk on an upper or middle-sleeper. However, it's important to check the specific product information pages as manufacturers might have their own safety guidelines. Jumping off the top of the cabin bed is not recommended, as it may cause structural damage and injuries to your child.
Mid sleeper and cabin beds are an excellent way to save space in the room of your child and can be versatile as their needs change. They can be easily converted into a desk or seating area, or a creative space. This can help your child keep their room neat and tidy for when they are studying or playing.
Fun for All Ages
A cabin bed takes the enjoyment of a bedroom for kids to the next level, offering both play and storage in a single room. These raised beds are designed to maximise the floor space, without making your children feel like they're in a treehouse. As such, it can be a real life saver for families with small spaces.
Mid-sleeper and cabin beds are available in a variety of designs that include drawers, shelves or cupboards to help your children keep their things organized. This will keep their bedroom tidy and free of clutter and prevent them from throwing their toys on the floor or out of reach.
We have a variety of options for kids who are looking to be a little more creative. They can convert their raised bed into an extra space or a secret retreat. Some of our mid-sleeper beds have a slide that can be used to make it a fun entry and exit.
Based on your child's requirements it is also possible to consider a bed with an inbuilt desk or other storage solutions. Our mid sleeper range includes desks with pull-outs ideal for children who want to work on their homework or require an area to study or relax.
Mid-sleeper and bunk beds are suitable for children of all age groups. They're particularly suitable for children aged between 10 and 14. Your kids will be more prone to responsibility at this point and may want to use the space underneath their beds to use as a study space, or a place where they can store notebooks and pens for school.
Although most manufacturers recommend a maximum age of 6 years for a high-sleeper or a mid sleeper it is important to check the individual product details for safety guidelines. Many kids are ready for an early bed in a cabin, especially if it is built with safety and adventure in mind. Some of our kids' cabin beds even come with a mattress protector to keep their investment safe.
Can be converted into a single bed
The appeal of many of the cabin mid sleeper bed and mid sleeper options that we have is that they can easily be transformed into single beds. This is perfect if your children outgrow their bunk bed or want a change to their bedroom layout. By simply taking the ladder off and replacing it with a solid wood mid sleeper cabin bed single bed frame, they can enjoy a new look to their bedroom and enjoy an excellent night's sleep.
A number of mid-sleeper beds provide a wide range of storage options to help keep your children's bedroom tidy and organized. It can be a pull-out desk that has cubby storage, which is ideal to use as a study space or open shelves for storing books and toys. Some models also have fun play tents beneath which can be used for pretend play or relaxing in a den.
They can also have an extra shelf with a hook to replace the bedside. This is a great spot to keep a lamp, a book or even if your child enjoys reading in the bed. With a little imagination, your kids can transform the space beneath their bed into a cozy space to relax in all through the night!
It is vital to note that children should not jump from bunk beds or a high sleeper as this could damage the structure. A cabin bed or mid sleeper cabin bed with storage-sleeper is the best option because it was designed with safety in consideration. They usually come with solid guardrails to stop accidents that happen during the night.
We all know that space is a problem in a child’s bedroom and this can result in clothes and toys rapidly becoming out of reach. A lot of cabin beds and mid sleeper metal midsleeper Bed models we sell come with storage options. Underbed drawers are perfect for storing shoes and clothes, while cubby storage is a great way to store books, toys and trinkets. Some beds for mid-sleepers come with a pull-out desk that can be used as a study area and will help keep your child's space tidy and tidy.
Ideal for sleepovers
A space-saving cabin bed or mid-sleeper is perfect for your child's friends, but it can also be used to accommodate a cousin or sibling who visit occasionally. A lot of our cabin and mid sleeper beds have an array of furniture options under them, including drawers, shelves, desks and more so that the space underneath your kids' beds can be utilized in any way they want.
If your kids are keen on their creative activities, they will love the fact that a lot of our mid and bunk beds have fun play tents or tunnels that can be popped down under the bed, providing them with an ideal place to read, relaxing and even some sleepovers! If your child is an avid student, you can find beds for mid-sleepers that come with desks which they can use to finish their homework and return to 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 at most art stores and let your little one's imaginations go wild. It's a great way to spend time with your child and will create memories that will last long after the creations are dry.
You can also take funny photos with your friends at the sleepover by setting up an interactive photo booth and urging everyone to dress up in their best outfits for a selfie frenzy. You can then pick the most memorable photos and print them for everyone to take home.
You could organize a pillow fight for your kids and their friends to make it a more lively and active activity. The rules are easy Each player is given a pillow they try to throw at their opponent as many times as they can without it landing on them. This is an exciting and competitive game which is sure to bring laughter.
For a more tranquil option, you can spend some time to relax and enjoy the stars with your children and their friends. Find a spot that has an unobstructed view of night sky with minimal light pollution and get your group of friends to relax with pillows and blankets before getting started. You can then take a look at the stars, try to identify them or simply take in the view.