Mid Bunk Bed

The kids' room is supposed to be able for sleepovers and play. This is why mid bunk beds are a great option for families!

They're more tall than cabin beds, but lower than bunk beds or high beds and have an easy ladder for children to climb. They also have plenty of space under the bed for storage furniture or a desk.

Size

When choosing a bunkbed the first thing to take into consideration is the size of the space that it will be placed. Make sure there enough space available to accommodate the entire size of both mattresses as well as any other accessories such as ladders or stairs. Bunk beds take up lots of space. Be sure to have enough room for the sleeping space, and also the ceiling's height is high enough to accommodate the top bunk bed.

Then, think about the purpose of your bunk bed. It will be used to accommodate two children sharing a bedroom, or will it be used as an additional bed for overnight guests? This will help determine the mattress size you need and the type of bunk bed that will best suit your needs.

A full bunk bed with a twin bed is the most popular arrangement, allowing for two kids to sleep comfortably while taking up less floor space than an individual set of single beds. This space saving design also features guard rails to ensure safety and a built in ladder.

For adults or older children, a full over queen or king size bunk bed is the best choice. These bigger models offer enough room for two adults, while taking less space than separate set single beds.

If you're looking to convert your bunk bed into a useful home office, study space or playroom, select a model with an integrated desk. The Giancola bunk bed from Viv + Rae, for example comes with a double side desk that is located on the bottom deck of the upper sleeper. This design allows you to keep your child's space tidy and neat while they complete their homework, reading or making crafts.

Include a trundle bed on your bunk frame to free up space. A trundle bed slides under the lower bunk creating an instant sleeping space for children, siblings and friends for sleepovers.

A lot of the designs in our collection of bunk beds come with additional under-bed storage solutions like shelves or drawers. This allows you to customize the space under your bed to suit your child's individual requirements, such as storing books or toys, and also makes changing bedding a breeze.

Style

There are a variety of types of mid-bunk beds with a lot of them offering ample storage space. A lot of designs come with built-in shelves, bookcases or drawers which can be used to keep your child's space organized, or even as a place where they can unwind and play or study. Many beds come with an under-bed tent, which is available in a variety colours and designs. This can be used as a reading space or even a room in which your child can store their toys.

Certain models also come with the option of choosing the frame colour, so that your child can customize their bedroom to fit their personality. The Pino Mid Sleeper Bed with Curtain, Small Double mid Sleeper for example, has three frame colors. Under bed curtains are available in a range of colours and patterns ranging from bright and bold to themed.

For teens and older children, a more sleek contemporary design could be the preferred option. You can find a lot of beds with clean lines, which give their bedrooms a more mature feel and the higher height of a mid bunk bed can allow you maximize the floor space. A few of the contemporary beds come with a trundle underneath them, which is ideal for children who have guests staying frequently or require a comfortable place to sleep.

Your child's safety is paramount. All the mid sleepers that we sell are in compliance with all regulations. They are lower than bunk beds or high sleepers, which is also helpful for children who may be afraid of climbing to such a height.

There are models that mix the mid-sleeper with bunk bed style, with l shaped beds that fit into corners and make the most of space. They also provide plenty of space underneath for a desk as well as storage. Some models feature a sofa-bed which is great when your children's friends stay with you.

Safety

Bunk beds are a great solution for the limited space in a child's room. However, there are safety considerations to keep in mind, particularly when you have children who are under the age of six.

First, you must check the weight limit of the bunk bed for your children. It's usually on the label and should not be over. Also the height of your children's bunk beds should be considered. If they're not tall enough, your children may get out of metal midsleeper bed and hurt themselves. It is recommended to pick a sturdy, high-quality bunk bed.

You'll want to ensure that the bunk bed has an entire length of rail at the top. This will stop your children from falling out of their beds in the night. It's also a requirement by law.

Select a ladder that is angled instead of a vertical one. This will make it much easier for your kids to climb up to the top bed and is also safer. It is also important to consider whether the mattress for the top bunk is wide enough. In general bunk bed mattresses should not be more than 16cm deep in order to ensure that the guard rails work properly.

Some bunk beds come with an attached slide and can bring lots of fun to your child's bedroom. However, you should always supervise your children when they're playing on the slide. You must ensure that your children are using the ladder properly.

Bunk beds are an excellent way to make space and they're becoming more and more popular in homes across UK. If you follow the instructions for assembly and select a quality bunk bed, there is no reason that they should be unsafe. It's important to have some safety tips in your mind, such as not placing your child's bunk bed near windows or within a distance of two metres of light fittings. Last but not least, keep the room free of anything that could pose a strangulation hazard and do not place curtains over the bunk bed.

Stores

Storage options are important when you're thinking about children's beds. They allow your kids to store their things and let them make use of their space as they like. A mid bunk bed is a great option to create extra storage space. There are a myriad of options to choose from.

Some of the most popular mid-sleeper beds are loft and cabin beds with inclined ladders that create the ultimate storage cube. This lets you put dressers, desks and bookcases under the bed. Based on your child's bedroom layout and the requirements of your kids, this could mean creating an organized study space or even a cozy bedroom that your children can take refuge in.

Cabins and mid loft beds can be fitted with desks that can be pulled out to maximize the space your child has. The desk can be lowered out from under the bed to ensure that it is at the same level as their chair so that they can work comfortably. This kind of setup can be useful in smaller bedrooms where there is small double mid sleeper (click through the following document) space, and can make the room appear larger.

Another alternative is a bunk room that slides out like the one featured on the Coachmen Chaparral Lite 30BHS. This fifth wheel comes with an impressive slide that provides plenty of living and sleeping space for the whole family. The 30' x 74' twin bunks provide plenty of room for taller campers. The slide-out gives a spacious lounge area and gives easy access to the upper bunk. The space is complemented by the tri-fold sofa and large entertainment center.

A camper with a mid-bunk floor plan is also a great option for family vacations. The Jayco North Point is a great choice for families who are constantly on moving around. It has two bunks and a one-of-a-kind 78" theater seating couch. The model comes with a tri-fold couch under the bunk on the bottom to give campers more room to relax and sleep.