Why No One Cares About Tall Cabin Bed
Tall Cabin Bed - The Perfect Kid's Bedroom Furniture Piece
A tall cabin bed is a great furniture piece for kids' bedrooms in small spaces. They're ideal for children from to about six years old. They are accessible via a ladder or staircase.
We suggest that your child be at least six years old before using a ladder. This is because they'll have to be able to climb safely.
Size
A cabin bed is a high-rise style of single bed that has an enclosed desk, a sofa, or shelves above the bed. The most practical and fashionable models (such as the Kids Pilot cabin bed shown above from Amazon) combine several useful functions into one piece of furniture that can save space in the bedrooms of children. The upper level is accessible through a small ladder or staircase. This area can also serve as a desk, a bookcase, and a storage area.
Cabin beds, sometimes referred to as mid-sleeper or kids mid-sleeper, are usually higher than bunk beds and less than loft beds with a high rise. They are perfect for children who aren't ready to sleep in bunk beds but would like a higher platform where they can study or play.
These beds are also great for adults who have a small home and want to maximize their available floor space. A solid, high-end cabin bed can be expensive, however the design and construction of a quality bed will ensure that it lasts for many years.
A downside of a cabin bed the bed are often very high above the ground, and thus require a ladder or stairs to climb onto. This could be too high for some younger children or a problem for those with mobility issues. If this is an issue then you might prefer an incredibly low bunk bed instead of a cabin bed.
Cabin beds can also be a issue because the storage beneath them can become cluttered with clothes, toys books, and other things. It isn't easy to keep the room tidy and a few items too many can make changing the bedding a bit difficult, as it requires climbing up or over items.
Some models (such the Flintshire Billie 3FT midsleeper shown in the photo) overcome this problem by incorporating a large side desk with three cube shelves and drawers that provide ample space to store everything. Some models (like the Julian Bowen cookie) are more minimalist in appearance and feature a short ladder to access the upper platform.
Style
Many cabin beds are designed with storage or other furniture built-in beneath which makes them ideal for smaller rooms or those with limited floor space. This lets kids create an area for play that is multi-purpose in their bedroom with the top bunk bed acting as storage or desk space and the space beneath the bed is used for playing. Cuckooland's Olivia child's bed, for instance, has wide stairs that are perfect for children's feet, as well as the ladder is rounded in shape so as to keep fingers from getting stuck.
For older children who are ready to step away from a toddler bed a high-sleeper or mid-sleeper bed is the next step on their development. These higher beds for kids typically have desks and seating that can be used to aid in homework and study. Some models also come with a pull-out couch or guest bed, which allows them to accommodate guests visiting.
Some models also have fun extras like slides and tents to add an element of excitement and spark their imagination. The Maxxi kids' cabin bed for instance, is the ultimate in sleep and play for kids who want to start their day with a whizz and a whoosh as they run down the slide, then curl up with their favorite book and a pet teddy before going out.
Many cabin beds come with shelves or drawers that can be used to store clothes, books and toys, all while making the bedroom neat and neat. bunk bed cabin for example, offers three drawers at the center which can be used to store clothing and bedding, while the bottom drawer of the trundle is perfect for storing a mattress when it's time for sleepovers. This storage solution that is versatile for kids is available in grey or white and comes with safety rails on the side panels as well as recessed handle to prevent fingers from getting stuck. This is our most popular bed, and for good reason!
Safety
Cabin beds can be a relaxing and practical solution for children's sleeping needs. The raised platforms for sleeping provide areas beneath that can be used to play or study, or even storage. Many cabin beds come with built-in shelving along the sides and headboards to store toys and books. Desks can be built into the frame, transforming the bed into a multi-functional piece of furniture that can be adapted to the changing interests of children.
Despite the many advantages however, safety is the primary aspect to consider when it comes to any raised child's bed, especially those that require the use of a ladder. To prevent accidents, it's imperative parents be aware of the readiness of their child to use a cabin bed, typically around age four or above. It is recommended that children wait until they are at least six before using the top bunk of an adjustable bed frame with a ladder.
To reduce the chance of accidents, look for a top-quality cabin bed made of sturdy materials with edges and corners that have been rounded. Also, ensure that the ladder rungs are spaced out enough to avoid entrapment, and to ensure that children don't fall through. Soft padding around the potential impact points further reduces the risk. Many cabin bed designs include a full cushion to stop bruises and bumps from leaving marks on the skin.
Another important aspect to consider when choosing a cabin mattress is that it should be easy to put together without the necessity of tools. It will be much easier for parents to put up the bed in a secure space, such as their bedroom, and quickly move storage pieces when needed.
The bed should be easy to clean and maintain. A bed with easy-to-remove panels which can be cleaned and a sturdy, solid frame that's made from non-toxic materials is ideal. These features will keep the cabin bed in good condition for longer and ensure that it will continue to provide a functional and enjoyable option for the growing child.
Storage
They add a fun element to the bedrooms and sleeping areas of children who are fond of raised beds. Cabin beds can be very practical, as many have built-in storage. This makes them ideal for homes with small spaces or rooms which want to maximize space.
A loft bed is an example of a cabin-style bed that has built-in storage. They typically have an open shelf under the mattress, and some even have a pull-out desk to study or play. This is great for children who like to work late or stay up late.
Lifetime Climb & Slide Cabin Beds, for example, come with two boxes that slide underneath the mattress. The cabin for children bed has plenty of storage. It's made from FSC-certified Scandinavian pine wood, too for a sleek and sustainable finish.
Another storage option that a lot of our cabin beds have is underbed drawers. These drawers are great to store bedding, clothing or even toys. They are especially useful when your child's bedroom is small in space.
Some of our mid-sleeper and high-sleeper models come with an additional furniture collection that can be placed underneath and around the bed. This lets you personalize the appearance of your child's bedroom, and includes things such as cabinets, desks or even a fold-up sofa for sleepovers.
While the furniture addition can be a great way to free up space in your child's room It is important to consider how safe it is for your child to use a top bunk or a high sleeper. Many experts recommend that children under the age of 12 use these beds. It is important to assess your child's safety before purchasing. It can be difficult to change sheets or arrange bedding on a cabin bed that is raised since you're halfway between climbing and reaching.