The Comprehensive Guide To Mid Cabin Bed
Why Choose a Mid Cabin Bed?
If your child is young or old, the right mid cabin bed can provide innovative and flexible furniture for their bedroom.
They can also be an excellent option for those with limited floor space. They often include clever storage solutions and come with pull-out desks for study, fun play tents or curtains.
Storage
Space is a scarce commodity in the bedrooms of children. Space-saving beds such as mid-sleeper or cabin beds are becoming more popular because they optimise room layouts while offering flexible storage solutions. They maximize floor space by including built-in furniture like drawers and shelving under the bed. Some include fun play structures or curtains for added excitement.
You can turn the space under the bed of your child into an area for study or crafting, or even a cozy living space with a little help. There are many 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.
Mid-sleeper and cabin beds allow parents to be creative in how they use the rooms of their children, since they can be adapted as they grow. As your child ages and more independent, you can modify the shelves and transform the space under the bed into a study or play area. Also, you can put in the cozy Olivia mid sleeper bed with stairs on the other side of their room and turn it into a reading space or a space to do crafts.
Using the space beneath your child's cabin or sleeper bed to store their belongings is not only practical and convenient but it can also really enhance their interior design. Pick a neutral or white color scheme to match any furniture you have or go bold and colourful to create a bold statement.
It's important to consider your child's safety and their age when choosing a high or mid sleeper for kids. Some manufacturers suggest that children be at six years old or older to use this bed. However, it is always advisable to check the product's specifications for safety guidelines. If you're not sure about this, the junior bunk bed or children's cabin bed with stairs might be a safer choice for children who are younger. Check out our guide on selecting the best bed for your child if you're considering a high or mid sleeper.
Desks
One of the main benefits of cabin beds, generally speaking is that they come with an abundance of storage options. This allows them to maximize the space available in a room, while reducing clutter and providing an organized and tidy space for children to play. Midsleepers usually include shelves, drawers, and wardrobes underneath which are ideal to store blankets, clothes toys, as well as other essential items like games consoles, books, and school items.
Some feature pull-out desks which can be used to complete homework or to study, helping keep your child organized as they progress through the school. There are many exciting accessories like play tents or curtains which make the bed a a cosy den for your little one to enjoy.
Sofa Seats
The sofa seats that are available on cabin beds can be a major selling point, they appear really comfortable and make it simple to convert the seating area into a comfy bed. It's simple to convert the cabin bed to a double bed by taking the cushions off the seat. If you are considering buying a sofa sleeper, we recommend that you check it is manufactured to the highest quality prior to purchasing. cabin beds double must make sure that it is in compliance with BS EN 747-1 which covers the durability and strength of high sleeper and bunk furniture.
The cabin-bed's seats are typically large enough to fit two people. This ensures that your guests are comfortable while sleeping. If you are using a sofa as a bed, it is recommended to invest in a mattress protector to protect your mattress and to help keep it fresh.
Most children's rooms are stuffed with toys and other clutter that can be hard to keep clean and neat. Many high-sleepers and mid-sleepers have integrated storage options like drawers, cabinets, and shelves. This provides your child with space for their belongings and helps to keep their space clean, allowing them to enjoy a peaceful study or chill-out zone in their bedroom.
Some of our models even have a pull-out desk that creates a cozy study space that allows your child to concentrate on their schoolwork and homework in peace without being disturbed by pets or family members who may be sleeping in the room. The Trasman Girona mid sleeper is a perfect example of this, featuring a a spacious desk that can be removed from the side and an extra sofa seat that can be placed on the right or left hand side of the frame.
We also have some fantastic alternatives for those with limited space, our light grey Aire cabin bed has the size of a sofa and a ladder that can be constructed to either the left or right of the frame, allowing plenty of space beneath for storage and play. This bed is a little higher than mid sleepers, but lower than high sleepers. It can be used by older children.
Ladders
A mid cabin bed is an excellent alternative to a high-sleeper. They are elevated slightly off the ground and have smaller ladders to get up to your kids bed. This makes them more suitable to younger children who might not be confident or strong enough to withstand the more squat ladders in a high sleeper. There are a range of desks with pull-out drawers and storage options that are available based on the needs of your child.
One of the great advantages of a mid-high or a classic mid sleeper is that you can pick between straight or angle ladders that are flush with the bed or stick out with a slant for an easy-to-climb design. You can also add slides to a classic mid-high sleeper or mid-high to create a room that is fun under the bed.
Another great feature of these space-saving beds is that they can easily be rebuilt into a low loft a full size loft or standard full bed as your family expands. They're also built to last and are designed to be strong as well as safe and stable. With all of this in mind, why not think about a Maxtrix children's mid-loft bed or classic mid sleeper for your little one?