Midsleeper Cabin Beds
The mid-sleeper cabin bed is an ideal solution for storage and play. They're a great choice for children who love to keep their room clean.
Some beds with a mid-sleeper feature an inviting den with a pull out desk to work from. Some beds for mid-sleepers have shelves and drawers that can be used to store toys, books and laptops.
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A bed that is mid-sleeper is an excellent way to maximize space in your child's room. They typically feature a slightly raised bed with various cabinets, drawers and shelves beneath to store all the things that were used in childhood. This will allow more space to be used for toys and other bedroom necessities, or for a desk where schoolwork and homework can be completed.
With a wide range of styles There are many options for children's mid-sleeper beds are equipped with fun accessories that give their room a personality. Oliver Furniture's Loop Midsleeper, for example comes with 9 different under-bed curtains and 3 frame colours. The themes range from bright and bold to neutral. The Cube Unit is a stylish and sleek storage unit that complements the bed.
Another option that is very popular is the Skye Playhouse midsleeper. This gorgeous cabin for kids bed has been designed to resemble an actual home that has a windows and roof. Despite its stunning appearance, this children's midsleeper is also practical, offering clever storage on the steps and a personalised nameplate.
Based on the design, some beds for children with a midsleeper also have a maximum mattress depth for safety reasons, these information will be clearly stated on the product page. If the right size mattress is used, these kinds of beds are usually safe and secure for your child to climb in and out of at night.
If your child doesn't feel confident or comfortable climbing the ladder at night you may want to choose an alternative kind of bed. For instance, a low loft or bunk bed could provide the same sleeping space but with a ladder that is safer and easier to use. This is perfect for younger kids.
Many of our midsleeper beds come with conversion kits, so that they can be converted into either bunk or a day bed at the touch of the button. This lets your child move throughout the room and use the furniture depending on their needs.
Design
Cabin beds and midsleeper bed are all about design. They transform children's rooms into mini-worlds through clever storage solutions that are space-saving, flexible and fun design options. The Skye Playhouse midsleeper is designed to look like a house, complete with a roof and window. It's beautiful in its classic off-white hue, but your child can transform it by adding curtains or twinkling lights to the struts.
A lot of our cabin beds include a range of storage options for low-level use that are ideal for toys and other small items. Some models include a pull-out desk with shelves or cubby holes, others will feature built-in wardrobes that're ideal for clothing that is smaller, while others will feature built-in shelving or a cabinet which is perfect for large format picture books that kids enjoy reading.
Of course, a few of our beds for midsleepers also have a ladder that allows you to get to the sleeping platform, which is a great option if your child is too young to be top-sleeping or has mobility issues that would make it difficult for them to climb safely into their high-sleeper. We recommend that you assess your child's capabilities and confidence prior to deciding on a high or mid sleeper, and consider whether an individual bed is more suitable until they're older.
This Parisot Midsleeper, with an acacia finish, is the ultimate in practicality. This midsleeper for kids comes with an integrated desk as well as drawers and shelves to keep the room of your child free of clutter. This lovely kids' cabin bed also has a sturdy end bookcase which can be used to store their favourite books, or paired with beanbags to create a cozy reading nook.
Age range
A bed with a midsleeper is a great option for children aged between the ages of 6 and 14. Children in this age group are able to use their imagination to transform the space under their beds into a play area or study space, or a spot where they can spend time by themselves with their favourite books. For older children, some beds, such as the Stompa Duo 8 can even be converted into a stylish desk or workstation.
Depending on the design You can also find various storage options in the open space beneath the bed your child is sleeping on. This could come in the form of built-in drawers to keep their room tidy or a bookcase with plenty of space to store their favourite books. Some of our cabin beds come with the option of a reversible ladder that allows you to adjust the ladder's angle to suit the needs of your child.
Both midsleeper and high sleeper beds are structurally sound and safe for children to use provided they are placed in a safe position in the bedroom, preferably on carpet. If the bed is situated on hard floors, it is essential to ensure there aren't any obstructions underneath the bed, for example ceiling lights or fans that could cause your child to fall or hit their head. To avoid this you should leave a distance of 2 feet.
While we highly recommend that you evaluate your child's ability to safely use a top bunk or a high sleeper, a lot of experts suggest that it's not recommended that children under the age of 6 sleep on any loft bed. We recognize that this is a personal decision. It's worth checking the guidelines provided by the manufacturer on each product page, as they can differ.
The Kids Avenue Eli D midsleeper is a great choice for parents who want an affordable cabin bed with storage. This midsleeper features a solid Scandinavian pine frame and contemporary MDF panels in white or grey. The ladder that can be reversible can be set to either the left or right of the bed, making this an ideal choice for any bedroom. The under bed storage is a useful size for keeping clothes, books or toys neatly stored away.
Storage
A kids cabin bed (also called a mid sleeper or a children's midsleeper) is elevated above the ground and comes with a range of storage options underneath. single cabin bed include shelves, drawers and occasionally a pull-out desk that can be used as a study area for homework or other creative projects. Some come with additional features such as a play tent that can be used to transform the room into a place for their favourite teddies, or a tunnel that they can cozy up and sleep. These are great for children who love to play in their sleeping area.
Choose a sturdy and durable design when choosing a midsleeper for your child. For a durable and long-lasting finish, select an solid wood frame. Make sure the ladder you select is large enough for your child to have a solid footing as they climb up and down. Some ladders have rails for safety, while others are more minimalist and can be easily tucked away when not being used.
Take into consideration your child's preferences for storage and their age, as these may change as time passes. A bed with integrated storage could be suitable for children who are young, whereas older children might prefer a simpler style with no furniture underneath the mattress.
You can also opt for a loft style high sleeper which is a great option for reducing space. These are similar to midsleepers, but tend to be a bit more expensive and may be a bit difficult for children who are younger to access since they are typically considerably higher off the ground using a higher ladder.
Both types of bunk beds are a fantastic option for creating multifunctional study, play and sleeping spaces in smaller bedrooms. They are also an excellent addition to larger bedrooms if siblings share and require to be kept apart. If you're looking for an efficient solution to save space that your child will enjoy, we strongly recommend you check out the Trasman Girona mid-sleeper which comes with a combination of storage drawers, shelving, cupboard space and a desk that can be pulled out for your budding Brainiac.