Why Choose a Mid Cabin Bed?
The right mid-cabin bed can be a fun and flexible piece of furniture for your child's bedroom, no matter if they're old or young.
They are also ideal for those with limited floor space. They usually have clever storage solutions, and may be equipped with pull-out desks for study or fun play tents, or curtains.
Storage
Space is a scarce commodity in the bedrooms of children. This is the reason why beds that are space-saving like mid- and cabin beds are becoming increasingly sought-after due to their ability to optimize rooms and provide flexible storage solutions. They maximize floor space by incorporating built-in furniture such as drawers and shelving under the bed. Some include fun play structures or curtains to add more excitement.
You can turn the space under your child's cabin bed to a study area, craft or a cozy living space with the help of. There are plenty of possibilities for storage in the form of drawers and wardrobes as well as shelving as well as a pull-out desk and even a sofa that folds.
Cabin and mid-sleeper beds let parents be imaginative in the ways they utilize the rooms of their children as they can be adapted as they become more mature. For instance, you can move the shelves around and transform the space under the bed into a study zone or play space as they get older. Or, you can add the cozy Olivia mid-sleeper bed that has stairs at the side of their bedroom and transform it into a reading nook or a space to do crafts.
Making use of the space underneath the cabin of your children or on the middle sleeper bed to store their belongings is not only practical and convenient but it can also add a lot of value to their interior design style. Choose a neutral or white colour scheme to complement your existing furniture or go bold and colourful to create a bold striking design.
When selecting a mid or high sleeper, it's important to assess your child's age and whether they are able to safely use the top bunk. Some manufacturers suggest that children be at six years old or older to be able to use this bed. However, it is always advisable to check the product's specifications for safety guidelines. If you're unsure that you're in the right age group, a junior cabin bed or a bunk bed for children with stairs could be a better option for children who are younger. Read our guide on selecting the best bed for your child if you're considering a mid or high sleeper.
Bunk Beds Store of the major benefits of cabin beds generally speaking is that they come with an abundance of storage options. This allows them maximise space in a room while also reducing clutter and providing a neat and clean environment for children to play. Midsleepers usually come with shelves, drawers and wardrobes underneath, which are perfect for storing clothing, blankets and toys, in addition to other important items such as games consoles, books and school items.
Some come with pull-out desks that can be used for homework or studying, helping keep your child organized as they advance through school. There are other amusing accessories to choose from such as play tents or curtains which help transform the bed into the perfect space for your child to relax in.
Sofa Seats
The sofa seats that are paired with cabin beds are a fantastic selling point. They look comfortable and are easily transformed into a bed. It's easy to transform the cabin bed into a double bed by simply removing the cushions on the seat. We recommend that if you are thinking about buying a sofa-sleeper, you make sure it is built to the highest standard before you buy. You must ensure that it's compliant with BS EN 747-1 which covers the strength and durability of high sleeper and bunk furniture.
The cabin-bed's seats are typically large enough to accommodate two people. This ensures that your guests are comfortable while sleeping. Use a mattress cover to shield the mattress when you use couches as beds. This will help to keep it clean and also protect it from being damaged.
It can be difficult to keep a child's bedroom neat and tidy with all the toys and mess. A lot of high- or mid-sleepers have integrated storage options such as drawers, cabinets, and shelving. This gives your child a place to store their belongings, and also keep their room tidy. It also creates a relaxing zone for studying or chilling out.
A few of our models come with a pull-out desk that creates a cosy area for your child to do their schoolwork or homework without being disturbed by family members or pets sleeping in the room. The Trasman Girona mid-sleeper is a great example of this, with a spacious desk that can be removed from the side, and an ottoman on the left or right hand side of the frame.
Our Aire cabin bed in light grey comes with a compact ladder and sofa seat that can be put on either the left or right side of the frame. This allows plenty of room underneath to store things. This bed is also a little higher than our mid sleepers but lower than a high sleeper, which allows it to be used by children of all ages.
Ladders
A mid-cabin bed is a great alternative to a high-sleeper. They are elevated slightly off the ground and have smaller ladders to get up to the bed of your child. They are best suited to young children, who may not have the confidence or strength to climb the higher stairs that are found in high sleepers. There are a range of storage options and pull-out desks that are available based on the needs of your child.
A great feature of a classic or mid-high mid sleeper is that you can choose between straight or angle ladders which sit flush against the bed or stick out in a slant to create an easy-to-climb design. You can also add slides to a classic mid-high sleeper, or mid-high to create a fun space under the bed.
Another advantage of these space-saving beds is that they can be rebuilt to become a low loft, an entire loft, or a standard full bed as your kids + family grows. They're made to last and made to be durable, stable and safe. Why not opt for a Maxtrix mid-loft bed for your child?