Cabin Beds and Mid Sleepers
Kids are awestruck by cabin beds and middle sleepers as they bring a sense of fun to nighttime. They can be transformed into play areas, a den and even crafting rooms!
Mid sleepers are lower and have a smaller ladder or staircase than high sleepers. They are therefore perfect for children who are younger. Some are also equipped with impressive storage solutions like shelves, drawers, and cube bookcases.
Space-Saving
Most children's bedrooms are small, so maximising storage space is crucial. Cabin beds and mid sleepers are a great solution for that as they provide lots of storage while being a stunning accent piece for the room. They usually come with built-in storage beneath such as drawers or shelves that can be used in a variety of ways. Some of our cabin bed designs even include a sofa area underneath ideal for a relaxing read book or having a sleepover with your friends.
If your child has a lot of games or toys that they wish to keep We have a large selection of cabin beds with useful pull-out wardrobes that allow them access to a complete set of drawers. All of their books, clothes, and toys can be easily put away. This will allow the kids more space to play. We have a wide range of cool, open and closed wardrobes, so they can design their own style for their room.
A children's mid-sleeper differs from a cabin bed as it is raised a little higher and is available with or without a step or ladder. this article is ideal for children who want to go from a single to a mid-sleeper. It gives them a sense of independence while allowing them to use the stairs. If you are looking for something a larger than a mid sleeper, take an look at our high sleeper alternatives.
We suggest that children should be at six years old prior to when they can use the top bunk in the high-sleeper or mid-sleeper. However, it is worth looking over the individual product's details pages as manufacturers might have their own safety guidelines. The top bunk of a bunk bed could also cause damage to the structure and injure your child.
Mid-sleeper and cabin beds are great for securing space in a child's bedroom and can be adapted to meet their changing needs. They can be easily converted into a desk, seating area or a craft area and can help keep their bedrooms neat and tidy, which is a great benefit for studying or playing.
Fun for All Ages
A cabin bed takes the enjoyment of a kid's bedroom to the next level, providing both play and storage in one space. These raised beds are designed to maximise the amount of floor space, but without making your kids feel like they're in a treehouse, which is why it's a great lifesaver for families with small spaces.
Cabin and mid-sleeper beds come in a variety of designs that include drawers, shelves or cupboards to help you and your children keep their things organized. This keeps their bedroom tidy and free of clutter, eliminating the temptation for them to throw their toys out of their reach, or even worse, under their bed!
For kids who want to be a bit creative with their furniture, we have options that let them transform their raised bed into a den or even a hidden space. Some of our mid-sleeper beds also have a slide attachment for a playful entrance and exit.
You might also consider a bed that has an integrated desk or other storage options, according to your child's particular requirements. Some of our mid sleeper beds have pull out desks that are ideal for kids who need to work on their assignments or just needing a quiet space to read or relax.
Cabin and mid-sleeper beds are suitable for children of all ages. They're particularly suitable for children aged 10 to 14. At this age your children are more likely to have responsibilities so might prefer the space underneath their mid-sleeper bed to use as the study area or as a place to store pens and notebooks ready for school.
It's essential to look over the product details to determine any safety guidelines. Manufacturers generally suggest a minimum age of 6 years for a high- or mid-sleeper. However, a lot of youngsters are able to use a cabin bed earlier age, particularly if it's designed with safety in mind and offers the right amount of difficulty for them. Some of our children's cabin beds are even equipped with a handy mattress protector to help safeguard their investment.
It can be converted into a Single Bed
The appeal of many of the cabin beds and mid sleeper options that we have is that they can easily be transformed into one bed. This is perfect for children who have outgrown their bunk beds or require a change to their bedroom arrangement. The ladder can be removed and replaced with a sturdy bed frame to give your child a new design in their bedroom as well as a good night’s sleep.
Many mid-sleeper beds have a variety of storage options to keep your child's room neat and organized. It could be a desk that can be pulled out with cubby storage, which is ideal for a study corner or open shelves to store books and toys. Certain models feature fun play tents that can be used to unwind in a playroom or pretend.
They could also include an extra shelf with a hook to replace the bedside. This is a great place to keep a lamp, book or if your child is a reader in the bed. With a little imagination, your kids can turn the area beneath their beds into a cozy space to relax in all through the night!
Although it is important to remember that children should never jump off the bunk or high sleeper bed because it could harm the structure. So, a cabin bed or mid sleeper is the most secure option since it has been designed with safety in mind. They usually have strong guardrails to avoid accidents in the night.
We all know that space is limited in a child’s bedroom which can result in clothes and toys rapidly becoming too big. This is the reason why many of the mid and cabin beds we offer have a variety of storage solutions. They can include drawers under the bed that are perfect for storing clothes and shoes as well as cubby storage that can be used to store toys, trinkets and books. Additionally, some mid sleeper beds can be equipped with a pull out desk, which is ideal to use as a study space and can help keep your child's room neat and organised.
Great for sleepovers
A cabin bed that is space-saving or mid-sleeper is ideal for your child's friends, but it can also be used to accommodate a sibling or cousin who may visit occasionally. Many of our cabin and mid sleeper beds are equipped with an array of furniture options beneath such as drawers, shelves, desks and more to ensure that the space underneath your children's beds can be utilized in any way they like.
A lot of our bunk beds and mid-sleeper models have attractive play tents and tunnels which can be tucked away under the bed. This is a great spot for your kids to read or relax, or have sleepovers. If your child is a voracious student, you can find beds with a mid-sleeper with pull-out desks which they can use to complete their homework and put them back under the bed when they're done.
Another fun activity to take part in at a sleepover is to enjoy a gooey finger painting session. You can buy a selection of different colors from the majority of art stores and then let your little one's imaginations get wild. It's a great opportunity to bond and the final items will make wonderful keepsakes.
You can also make some hilarious photos with your pals at an evening sleepover by setting up the photo booth and inviting everyone to dress up in their finest attire for the selfie-craze. You can then choose the top photos and print them for everyone to take home.
For a more active and energetic activity, you could set up a pillow fight for your children and their friends. The rules are simple - each participant gets an inflatable pillow and must strike their opponent as many times as they can without the pillow hitting them. This is a hilarious and competitive game which will bring lots of laughter.
You can also enjoy the stars in a more peaceful way with your children and their friends. Find a place with an unobstructed night sky and a low level of light pollution. Invite your guests to sit down and bring pillows and blankets. You can then look at the constellations and try to figure them out or simply take in the view.