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Cabin Beds and Mid Sleepers
Mid-sleepers and cabin beds are fun for kids because they add a bit of excitement to the bedtime. They can be transformed into play areas, a den, and even crafting rooms!
Mid sleepers are a bit lower and have a lower ladder or staircase than high sleepers. They are therefore perfect for younger kids. Many also have impressive storage solutions like drawers, shelving and cube bookcases.
Space-Saving
The majority of rooms for children are confined on space and optimizing storage solutions is crucial. Mid-sleepers and cabin beds are a great solution to that, as they can provide lots of storage while being a beautiful accent piece for the room. Often, these types of beds have built-in furniture underneath like drawers or shelves enabling them to be used for a variety of things. Some of our cabin beds even have a sofa area underneath ideal for relaxing and reading a book or having a sleepover with your friends.
We have a range of cabin beds that come with pull-out wardrobes, allowing your children to have access to the full set of drawers. This means all of their books, toys and clothes can be put in a neat and tidy manner, and they will have more floor space to play. We have a wide range of cool open and closed wardrobes so they can design their own style for their space.
A kids mid sleeper is slightly different to a cabin bed, as they are elevated just a bit higher from the ground and can come with or without the use of a ladder or steps. This is ideal for kids who are ready to move up from a single mattress and can make them feel more confident while being secure enough to climb stairs. If you're looking for something more than a mid-sleeper look into our top sleeper options.
We recommend that children be at least 6 years old before they can use the top bunk of a high sleeper or mid sleeper, but it is important to review individual product detail pages because manufacturers might have their own safety guidelines. The top bunk of a bunk bed could cause damage to the structure, and possibly injure your child.
Both mid sleeper and cabin beds are an excellent option to make space in your child's bedroom and can be versatile as their requirements change. They can be easily converted into a seating area, desk or a fun craft station and will help them to keep their bedroom clean and tidy which is a great benefit when it comes to studying or playing.
Fun for All Ages
Cabin beds are a great method to bring more excitement into the child's bedroom. They can be used to storage and play all in one location. These raised beds are designed to maximize the floor space, without making your kids feel like they're in a treehouse, which is why it can be a real life saver for families with small spaces.
Our range of cabin and mid sleeper beds include models with various shelves, drawers or cabinets to help your children keep their belongings neatly tucked away. This will keep their bedroom neat and free from clutter, removing the temptation for them to dump their toys out of reach, or even worse under their beds!
We have a variety of options for kids who are looking to be a bit more imaginative. They can convert their raised bed into a den or a secret hideaway. Some of our mid-sleeper beds have a slide that can be used to make it a fun entry and exit.
You may also want to think about a bed with an integrated desk or other storage options, dependent on your child's individual requirements. Our mid sleeper collection includes desks with pull-outs perfect for kids who need to do homework or need an area to study or relax.
Mid and cabin beds are great for kids of all different ages, but they're suitable for 10-14 year olds. Your children will have more responsibilities at this age and may want to use the space under their beds to use as a study area, or a place to store notebooks and pens for school.
Although manufacturers generally recommend a minimum age of 6 years for a high or mid sleeper, it's worth checking the specific product's specifications for safety guidelines. However, many youngsters are able to use a cabin bed earlier age, particularly if it's designed with safety in mind and offers the right level of the challenge they need. Some of our cabin beds for children include mattress protectors that aid in protecting your investment.
Can be converted into the Single Bed
The great thing about many of the cabin bed and mid sleeper options we stock is that they can be easily converted into one bed. This is ideal if your child outgrows their bunk bed, or wants to change the layout of their bedroom. The ladder can be removed and replaced by a solid bed frame to give your child a fresh appearance in their bedroom and a good night’s sleep.
A lot of mid-sleeper beds provide plenty of storage solutions, helping keep your child's room tidy and organized. This can include a pull-out desk and cubby storage, which can be used as an office space or open shelves for toys and books. Some models have fun play tents that can be used to relax in a room or play.
Most of the time, they include a handy hook on shelf in place of a table for bed. This is a great option to store a book, lamp or toy and is ideal for kids who love reading in bed before turning out the lights and heading to sleep. With a little imagination and creativity, your kids can transform the area under their bed into a cozy space that they can enjoy all night long.
It is nevertheless important to note that kids should never jump off a bunk or high sleeper bed because it could damage the structure. So, a cabin bed or mid sleeper is the most secure option since it was designed with safety in mind. Usually, they are equipped with sturdy guardrails that can prevent any accidental falls during the night.
We all are aware of the limited space in a child's room, which can lead to clothes and toys quickly becoming out of reach. This is why a lot of the cabin and mid-sleeper beds we stock come with a range of storage solutions. Underbed drawers are ideal for storing clothes and shoes while cubby storage is a great way to store books, toys, and trinkets. Some mid sleeper beds come with a desk that is perfect for study areas and will help keep your child's bedroom tidy and tidy.
Great for sleepovers
A space-saving cabin bed or mid-sleeper is ideal for your child's friends, but can also be used to accommodate a child's sibling or a cousin who may visit from time to time. A lot of our cabin and mid sleeper beds have a wide variety of furniture options beneath such as drawers, shelves, desks and more to ensure that the space underneath your children's beds can be used in any way that they would like.
A lot of our bunk beds and mid-sleeper beds come with stylish tunnels and play tents that can be hidden beneath the bed. This is a fantastic place for your children to read or relax, or have sleepovers. Mid sleeper beds with pull-out desks are ideal for kids who love to learn. They can complete their assignments and then put the desk back under the bed when they're finished.
Another fun thing to do at a sleepover is to enjoy a gooey finger painting session. You can buy a selection of different paints at most art stores and then let your child's imagination get wild. It's a great opportunity to bond and the final products will make great keepsakes.
You can also snap some funny photos at an evening with your friends by setting up a booth, and then encouraging them to dress up in their best outfits. You can then select the top photos and print them out for everyone to take home.
You could organize a pillow battle for your kids and their friends to make it a more lively and active game. The rules are simple - each player is given an inflatable pillow and must strike their opponent as numerous times as they can without the pillow hitting them. This is an entertaining and competitive game that will guarantee lots of laughs.
For a more tranquil alternative, take the time to sit and relax under the stars with your kids and their friends. Find a spot with a clear night sky and minimal light pollution. Get your friends to relax and bring a blanket and pillows. You can then look at the constellations and try to spot them or simply take in the view.