Mid Bunk Bed

The kids' room should be able to accommodate sleepovers and also play. That's why mid bunk beds are an excellent option for families!

They're more tall than cabin beds, but smaller than high or bunk beds and have a ladder that is easy for little kids to climb. There is a lot of space under the bed to store furniture or to set up a desk.

Size

When selecting a bunk bed, the first thing to take into consideration is the size of the space in which it will be placed. Make sure there enough space available to accommodate the full size of both mattresses as well as any other accessories, such as stairs or ladders. Bunk beds occupy an enormous amount of space. Make sure that you have enough space for your sleeping area, and the ceiling's height is sufficient to accommodate the top bunk bed.

The second thing to consider is the function of the bunk bed. Will it be used for two children sharing a bedroom or could it be used as an additional bed for guests staying overnight? This will help you decide the size of the mattress and the type of bunk bed that is most suitable for your.

A full bunk bed with a twin bed is the most sought-after arrangement, mid sleeper bunk beds allowing for two kids to sleep comfortably and take up less floor space than a separate set of single beds. This space-saving design includes guard rails for extra security and a built in ladder.

A full-over-queen or queen-sized bunk bed is ideal for older children or adults. These bigger designs offer ample space for two adults to rest comfortably, while taking less floor space as compared to an individual set of single mid sleeper beds.

If you're looking to convert your bunk bed into a useful home office, study or playroom, choose a design with a desk integrated. The Giancola Bunk Bed from Viv + RAE, for instance, features a double-sided desk on the lower deck of the upper sleeper. This design allows your child to keep their space tidy and neat while they study, read or craft.

Include a trundle bed on your bunk frame to make it easier to store. A trundle bed could be placed under the lower bunk to create a second sleeping space for children, siblings and friends.

Many of our bunk bed designs have additional storage options, such as shelves or drawers. This lets you personalize the under-bed space to meet your child's specific needs, like storing toys or books and makes changing bedding easier.

Style

There are a variety of types of mid sleeper cabin bed with drawers-bunk beds with many of them offering plenty of storage space. There are many options available, including inbuilt shelves, drawers, bookcases and desks with pull-out drawers on a wide range of designs that can aid your child in keeping their rooms tidy and double as a den to sit in and play or work in. There are also a lot of beds that have a fun under bed tent with a variety of designs and colors, which can be used to create a cozy reading nook or even a den space where they can hide away their toys!

Some of the models offer frames in a variety of colours also, meaning that your children can personalize their bedroom to reflect their individual style. For example the Pino Mid Sleeper Bed with Curtain has three frame colours to choose from and curtains for under beds in different colours and designs that range from bright and bold to themed that would be ideal for children who are just starting out.

For older children and teenagers, a sleeker, more contemporary style may be preferred. There are a variety of models that have clean lines that give bedrooms a more mature feel. The higher height of mid-sized bunk beds can help you maximise your floor space. Some of the most modern beds also include a trundle underneath, which is great for kids who often have guests over or who need a comfortable place to have a good night's rest.

The safety of your child is paramount. All mid sleeper bunk beds (why not try this out) sleepers that we stock are compliant with all laws. They sit a little further from the ground than high sleepers or bunk beds, which can be helpful for children who are a little anxious about climbing so far up.

There are even models that have a combination of a bunk and a mid-sleeper style, with l-shaped beds that can fit into corners and make the most efficient use of space, while providing plenty of space under to create a desk or storage. Some models have a sofa-bed which is great when your kids' friends are staying with you.

Safety

Bunk beds can be a great solution to the small space available in a child's bedroom. There are a few safety considerations to be aware of, particularly if your child is under six years old.

Make sure you know the weight limit for your child's bunk beds. This is usually stated on the label, and it should never be exceeded. In addition the height of your children's bunk beds should be considered. If they're too short it is possible that your children may fall out of the bed and hurt themselves. It's best to choose an extremely sturdy and durable bunk bed.

You'll need to make sure that the bunk bed has a full length rail at the top. This will prevent your kids from rolling out of bed at night and it's also a legal requirement.

Choose a ladder that is bent instead of a straight one. This will allow your child to climb to the top bunk bed, and also safer. Also, you should consider if the mattress on the top bunk is deep. In general, bunk bed mattresses should be no more than 16cm in depth to ensure the guard rails work properly.

Some bunk beds come with a built-in slide, which could be a great addition to your children's bedroom. You should always supervise those who use the slide. You'll also need to ensure that your children are using the ladder in a way that is safe for them.

Bunk beds are a great option to reduce space, and are becoming more well-liked in homes across the UK. If you follow the steps for assembly and choose an appropriate bunk bed, there's no reason for them to be dangerous. It's also a good idea to keep some general safety guidelines in mind, such as not placing your child's bunk bed next to windows or within a distance of two metres of light fittings. Last but not least, keep the room free of any items that could create a strangulation hazard and do not hang curtains over the bunk bed.

Storage

Storage options are essential when it comes to children's beds. They provide your children with an area to keep their belongings in and let them use the space however they want. A mid bunk bed is an excellent option to create extra storage space. There are a variety of options to choose from.

The most well-known mid sleeper beds are cabin and loft beds which have angled ladders that form the ultimate storage cube. This lets you place dressers, bookcases, and desks beneath the elevated bed. Depending on your child's bedroom design and the needs of your children, this could mean creating an area for study that is clearly defined or even a cozy space for your kids to take refuge in.

Cabin and mid loft beds can be fitted with desks that pull out to maximize the space your child has. The desk can be moved out from under the raised bed so that it is the same height as their chair so that they can work comfortably. This arrangement can be useful in smaller rooms with limited space and can help make the room appear larger.

A bunkroom that slides out, such as this one on the Coachmen Chaparral Lite 30-BHS is another option. This fifth wheel features a large slide that provides ample sleeping and living space for the entire family. The twin bunks measure 30' x 74 (which gives plenty of room for taller campers. The slide-out also offers a large lounge area and easy access to the top bunk. The room is completed by a tri-fold couch and a large entertainment centre.

A camper with a mid-bunk layout is also a great choice for family vacations. The Jayco North Point 377RLBH features two bunks and a theater seating sofa of 78' in the living area which makes it a fantastic option for families who are on the move. This model features tri-fold sofas under the bunk that gives campers more space to sleep and lounge.