Cabin Beds and Mid Sleepers
Kids are awestruck by cabin beds and middle sleepers since they bring a sense of fun to the time they go to bed. They can transform into play spaces as well as dens and crafting areas!
Mid sleepers are a bit lower and have a lower ladder or staircase than high sleepers. They are therefore perfect for children who are younger. Some are also equipped with amazing storage solutions such as shelves, drawers, and cube bookcases.
Space-Saving
The majority of bedrooms for children are small and maximizing storage space is essential. Cabin beds or mid sleepers are a great option as they offer plenty of storage and can also be a striking piece for the room. Often, these types of beds are fitted with furniture like shelves or drawers allowing them to be used for all sorts of things. Some of our kids cabin beds have a sofa area underneath ideal for relaxing and reading a book or having a sleepover party with friends.
We offer a variety of cabin beds that come with pull-out wardrobes, allowing your children to have access to the full set of drawers. All their books, clothes and toys can be neatly put away. This will give them more room to play. We have a wide range of stylish open and closed wardrobes, so they can create their own style for their room.
A children's mid-sleeper is slightly different to a cabin bed since they are raised just a little bit higher off the ground and come with or without the use of a ladder or steps. This is ideal for kids who wish to transition from a single bed to a mid sleeper. It gives them the feeling of independence while allowing them to use the stairs. If you're looking to buy something larger than a mid-sleeper look into our high sleeper choices.
We suggest that children are at minimum 6 years old before using the top bunk of a high-sleeper and mid sleeper. However, it is always worth checking on the individual product pages for details as manufacturers may have their own safety guidelines. The top bunk of a bunk bed could cause damage to the structure and injure your child.
Both mid sleeper and cabin beds are a fantastic option to make space in your child's room and are adaptable as their needs change. They can be easily transformed into a table or seating area, or a fun crafting station. This can help your child keep their room neat and tidy when they are playing or studying.
midsleeper cabin bed for All Ages
A cabin bed takes the fun of a kid's bedroom to the next level, offering storage and play in a single room. These raised beds are designed to maximize the amount of floor space, but without making your children feel like they're living in a treehouse, so it can be a real lifesaver for families with limited room.
Mid-sleeper and cabin beds come in a variety of designs that come with shelves, drawers or cupboards to help you and your children organize their belongings. This keeps their bedroom tidy and free of clutter, removing the temptation to throw their toys from their reach - or worse still, under their bed!
We have options for children who are looking to be a bit more imaginative. They can convert their raised bed into an extra bedroom or even a secret place to hide. Some of our mid sleeper beds even feature a slide attachment to allow for a fun entry and exit.
Based on the needs of your child it is also possible to consider a bed with an built-in desk or other storage options. Some of our mid sleeper beds come with pull-out desks ideal for children who need to work on their assignments or simply needing a quiet spot to read or relax.
Both mid and cabin beds are great for kids of all different ages, but they're ideal for 10-14 year olds. Your kids will have more tasks at this stage and may prefer to use the space beneath their beds to use as a study space or a place to store pens and notepads for school.
Although most manufacturers recommend a maximum age of 6 years old for a high-sleeper or a mid sleeper It is worth looking over the individual product details for safety guidelines. However, a lot of youngsters are able to use a cabin bed at an earlier age, particularly if it's designed with safety in mind and offers the right amount of difficulty for them. midi bed of our kids' cabin beds come with a handy mattress protector that can help protect their new investment.
Can be made into a single bed
The beauty of many of the cabin beds and mid sleeper options that we have is that they can be easily converted into one bed. This is great if your child outgrows their bunk bed, or wishes to alter the layout of their bedroom. By simply removing the ladder and replacing it with a solid single bed frame, they will be able to get a new look for their room and get an excellent night's sleep.
A lot of mid-sleeper beds provide a wide range of storage solutions, helping keep your child's room tidy and organized. It could be a pull-out desk with cubby storage, which is perfect to use as a study space, or open shelves to store books and toys. Some models have fun play tents that can be used to lounge in a room or play.
Often, they can also have a hook on a shelves instead of a table for bed. This can be helpful to store a book, lamp or toy and is ideal when your children enjoy reading before turning out the lights and going to sleep. With some imagination, they can turn the area beneath their bed into a cozy space to relax in all through the night!
It is important to note that children should not jump from bunk beds or a high sleeper, as this could damage the structure. Therefore, a bed in a cabin or a mid sleeper is the safest option as it has been made with security in mind. They typically have strong guardrails to prevent any accidents that occur 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 too big. A majority of the cabin bed and mid-sleeper bed models we sell come with storage options. Underbed drawers are ideal for storing clothes and shoes while cubby storage is a great way to store toys, books and trinkets. Some beds for mid-sleepers come with a pull-out desk that can be used as an area for studying and will keep your child's bedroom tidy and tidy.
Great 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 child's sibling or a cousin who visit from time to time. A lot of our mid-sleeper and cabin beds come with a variety of furniture options beneath them like shelves, desks, drawers and more. This allows your child to make the most of the space under their.
If your children are interested in their creativity They will appreciate the fact that many of our mid and bunk beds have stylish play tents or tunnels which can be popped under the bed, providing them with a fun hideaway for reading or relaxing, and even sleepovers! If your child is a keen student, you can find beds with a mid-sleeper with pull-out desks which can be used to complete their homework, and then roll back under the bed after they've completed their work.
A paint-in session with a gooey theme is another fun activity to do during the time of a sleepover. You can find a range of paints at most art stores. Let your child's imagination take over. It's a great way for families to spend quality time with your children and will make for memorable keepsakes after their creations are dry.
You can also snap some funny pictures 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 keep.
You can organize an event of a pillow battle with your kids and their friends to create a more active and active game. The rules are simple: each participant gets a pillow and must hit their opponent as many times as they can without the pillow landing on them. This can be a really entertaining and competitive game that guarantees loads of laughs.
You can also appreciate the stars in a more peaceful way with your children and friends. Find a spot with a clear view of the night sky and minimal light pollution. Get your group of friends to relax with pillows and blankets before getting started. Then, you can look at the constellations and try to figure them out or simply take in the view.