midi bed Bunk Bed and Trundle Bunk Bed

Kids' bunk beds are great for encouraging imagination. Many come with a stylish tent beneath the bed which creates a perfect den to read, relax, or hosting sleepovers. Some even have a pull out desk for study and homework.

midi bed with desk bunk beds such as the Trasman Girona come with extra storage with a 3 drawer chest and cupboard. They are recommended for children of six years and over for security reasons.

Loft Bed

A loft bed can be built into an area to make space for other furniture. This kind of mattress is available in a variety of sizes, designs and materials. It can also be customized to accommodate other elements like desks or storage units. There are lofts that have stairs that make it easier to get to the top. However, it is important to take into consideration the accessibility and safety of any raised bed prior to you purchase it.

It is possible to use the space under a loft bed for studying and play, regardless of whether you opt for an ordinary one or one with stairs. You can include a table, chairs, bookshelf, or even lighting to create a multi-purpose space that can be adapted to the needs of your child. Some models also include clubhouse or slide features that can appeal to children's spirit of adventure.

Another benefit of loft beds is their ability to maximize vertical space, which can be especially useful in smaller rooms with tight space for floor. It is ideal for accommodating multiple people in a space. This lets you reduce space without sacrificing comfort and functionality.

Loft beds are usually constructed of high-end wood or wood-like materials that have a sleek and modern finish that complements any decor. Some models feature a slatted footboard and headboard for an elegant, timeless appearance that can be incorporated into any style of interior. Some models have a modern feel with sleek lines and a minimalist style that can work in any modern home.

A stair loft bed is ideal for younger children because of its low sleeping surface, which lowers the chance of falling. It is also more attainable to climb than a traditional ladder. But, you must first teach them how to do it and then assess their maturity and confidence in heights before letting your child sleep on an elevated bed. You can also find bunk beds that have stairs that are designed to support heavier loads, making them more stable and safe for older kids. It is important to keep in mind that a loft bed with a staircase requires careful installation.

Mid Sleeper

If your child wants something different from the standard bunk bed, a mid-sleeper might be just what they need. Created to strike a balance between functional space and comfort they're great for children from pre-teen to. Mid sleeper beds have a raised sleeping platform with a large area underneath to play or store items. They're situated higher than cabin beds, but lower than high sleepers, which makes them safer for younger children.

The space underneath mid sleeper beds is a great place for kids to study or work on their craft projects. Built-in features such as shelves and desks can transform the space into an office or play area. VonHaus pine's mid sleeper kids bed, for instance is an easy and clean design with a neutral colour that can be paired with any style of décor. It also comes with a pull out desk which can be used as a study table, and pushed out of the way when not when not in use.

Some of our mid-sleeper beds have specific features that increase their appeal and functionality like slides or a tent. The Pino mid bunk bed-sleeper with slide is an excellent example. It's ideal for kids who like to make bedtime fun and is able to be fitted with curtains for added privacy.

Other designs, like the tradional Neptune mid-sleeper kids' bed, have modern and minimalist designs that is suitable for both bedrooms for girls and boys. They come with a underbed storage solution that includes shelves and drawers to free up floor space. They can be used with any standard UK single mattress.

mid cabin bed with desk and high-sleepers can be equipped with a sofabed for when family or friends come over, as well as a large wardrobe that can accommodate all their outfit changes. Many of our designs can be upgraded by adding these additional features, ensuring they're able to be used by your child to continue using throughout the years.

Trundle Bed

Trundle beds are a smart option for any room where you require extra sleeping space for guests, but don't have enough room to accommodate another full-sized bed. They can be placed under conventional daybeds or bed frames to free up space. They're an excellent choice for small spaces where bunk beds might feel too cumbersome and in studios or apartments where you'd like to open up floor space.

The majority of trundle beds are twin-sized. However, full-sized models are available for those looking for the extra comfort. They typically come with an extremely thin mattress, which makes them more comfortable to roll out and provides an even more comfortable sleep than bunk beds. Some trundle beds even feature drawers or other storage options to give more space to bedroom items like linen, pillows, clothing and books.

Some trundle beds come with a pop-up frame that raises the secondary mattress to the height of the primary mattress. This provides an extra-large sleeping space. Other trundle beds are basic and unobtrusive, making them a breeze to incorporate into various styles of decor. A lot of trundle beds can be folded away when they're not in use for easy, quick cleanup and maximum space savings.

You'll need to think about the mattress you'll be using when purchasing a Trundle. The trundle bed is smaller than traditional mattresses, so you'll need a comfortable mattress. A mattress of higher quality will make the trundle bed last longer, giving you a long-term return on your investment.

Bunk beds with trundle beds are space-efficient and can accommodate up to three people in an area instead of just two. They're typically set up as a bunk bed with trundle with the trundle under two bunked beds, or a trundle daybed, which has the bed on its own and functions as a single, three-sided mattress. These beds are great for teenagers and children who share a bedroom or older adults who require additional space for sleeping.

Cabin Bed

A cabin bed is a great option to add a second sleeping area to your child's space. The elevated platform can be topped with additional features like drawers tables, shelves, cabinets, and more. A trundle or slide out bed can also be added to make the most of the space available. They are a great choice for midi loft bed children who like having friends over for a sleepover or those with a limited space in their bedrooms.

These beds are perfect for kids who love to create dens and store their belongings in imaginative spaces. The design of the bed is stylish and versatile, which means it will easily suit your child's evolving preferences and personalities as they grow older. Depending on the style that you decide to go with, it can be decorated to create a superhero themed bed, a fairy-tale castle or a modern white cabin bed mid sleeper design.

Before you purchase a cabin bed, make sure it is safe and meets all standards. Check for guardrails with no sharp edges or protrusions. Also make sure the stairs or ladders are secured and don't extend beyond the cabin's sides. Make sure the fasteners have flat surfaces and are receding so that children don't get caught in their clothes. Make sure you place the beds away from blinds and ceiling fans.

A midi loft bed or cabin bed has the advantage of being less bulky and having a smaller ladder or staircase, which makes it perfect for smaller rooms. The cabin bed can be easily transformed into a bed that is lower in height for your child once they get older.

Another advantage of a single cabin mid sleeper is that it's easier to reach than a high-sleeper, which could pose a danger for older children who aren't as confident using the ladder. It is also less expensive than a large single bed or bunk. This is a great option for parents who want to maximize the space in their kids' bedrooms.