Cabin Beds and Mid Sleepers

Cabin beds and mid-sleepers can be fun for kids because they add a bit of excitement to the bedtime. They can turn into play areas as well as dens and craft areas!

Mid sleepers are less active than high sleepers and tend to have a shorter staircase or ladder making them ideal for younger children. Some are also equipped with impressive storage options like shelves, drawers, and cube bookcases.

Space-Saving

The majority of bedrooms for children are small, so maximising storage space is essential. Cabin beds or mid sleepers can be a great solution as they offer plenty of storage space and can also be a focal point for the room. Often, these types of beds come with built-in furniture beneath such as shelves or drawers, allowing them to be used for all sorts of things. Some of our kids cabin bed mid sleeper beds even have the option of a sofa underneath ideal for relaxing and reading a book or having a sleepover with friends.

We offer a variety of cabin beds that come with pull-out wardrobes which allow your children to access a complete set of drawers. All of their books, clothes, and toys can be conveniently put away. This will allow them more space to play. We also have a cool range of open and closed wardrobes to choose from and allow them to design the style they want for their bedroom.

A children's mid high cabin beds-sleeper differs from a cabin bed as it is a bit higher and can be bought with or without a step or ladder. This is ideal for kids who are ready to move up from a single bed. It can make them feel more confident while still being safe enough to use the stairs. If you're looking for something a little larger than a mid sleeper, then take an look at our high sleeper options.

We recommend that children be at minimum six years old before they can use the top bunk in an upper or middle-sleeper. However, it's important to check the specific product information pages, as manufacturers may 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 a fantastic option to make space in your child's room and are adaptable as their needs change. They can easily be transformed into a desk, seating area or a fun craft station and help keep their bedrooms clean and tidy which is great when it comes to studying or playing.

Fun for All Ages

Cabin beds are a great method to bring more excitement into the child's bedroom. They can be used to storage and play all in one location. These beds are designed to maximize the floor space, without making your kids feel like they're in a treehouse, which is why it can be a real lifesaver for families that have little space.

Our selection of mid and cabin beds includes models that come with a choice of drawers, cupboards or shelving to help your kids keep their things neatly stored away. This will help keep their bedrooms tidy and free of clutter, preventing them from dumping their toys in the bed or out of reach.

We offer options for children who want to be a bit more creative. They can convert their raised bed into an extra den or a secret hideaway. Some of our mid-sleeper beds even have a slide attachment for a playful entry and exit.

Based on the needs of your child it is also possible to think about a bed with an built-in desk or other storage solutions. Some of our mid sleeper beds come with pull-out desks ideal for children who need to work on their assignments or needing a quiet place to relax and study.

Mid-sleeper and cabin beds are suitable for children of all different ages. However, they're especially ideal for kids aged 10 to 14. Your kids will have more responsibilities at this age and may prefer to use the space under their mid sleeper beds to study in or a place to store notespads and pens for school.

It's essential to look over the product details for any safety guidelines. Manufacturers typically suggest a minimum age of 6 years for a mid- or high-sleeper. However, many kids are ready to use a cabin bed at an earlier age, especially when it's designed with safety in mind and offers the right amount of challenge for them. Some of our children's cabin beds are even equipped with a mattress protector [Redirect-302] that can help safeguard their investment.

Can be Converted Into a Single Bed

A large portion of the cabin beds and mid-sleepers we sell can be transformed into one. This is a great option if your children outgrow their bunk bed or want the room to change arrangement. The ladder can be removed and replaced by a solid bed frame to provide your child with a fresh design in their bedroom as well as the best night's rest.

Many beds for mid-sleepers offer a variety of storage options to keep your child's bedroom neat and organized. This can include a pull-out desk and cubby storage that can be used as an office space or open shelves to store toys and books. Some models even feature fun play tents underneath that can be used for pretending or just relaxing in a room.

They can also have a shelf with a hook to substitute a bedside. This is a great spot to keep a lamp, book or even if your child enjoys reading in bed. With a little imagination and creativity your children can transform the bed into a cozy space that they can relax in throughout the night.

It is important to note that children should not jump from a bunk bed or high sleeper as this could damage the structure. A cabin bed or a oak mid sleeper cabin bed-sleeper is the most suitable option since it was constructed with safety in mind. They are usually equipped with strong guardrails to avoid accidents during the night.

As we all know, space in a child's bedroom is restricted, which can result in their toys and clothes can quickly become overwhelming. This is why many of the cabin and mid-sleeper beds we offer come with a range of storage solutions. Underbed drawers are perfect for storing clothes and shoes, while cubby storage is a great way to store books, toys, [empty] and trinkets. Some mid sleeper beds come with a desk that can be used as an area for studying and will help keep your child's bedroom tidy and tidy.

Ideal for sleepovers

A space-saving cabin bed or mid-sleeper is ideal for your child's buddies, but it can also be used to accommodate a sibling or cousin who might visit occasionally. Many of our mid-sleeper and cabin beds come with a variety of furniture options beneath them including shelves, desks, drawers and more. This allows your child to make the most of their space beneath.

A lot of our bunk beds and mid-sleeper bed models come with stylish play tents and tunnels that can be hidden beneath the bed. This is a fantastic place for your children to read, relax, or even have sleepovers. Mid sleeper beds with desks that can be pulled out are ideal for children who love to study. They can do their homework and then roll the desk back under the childrens Midi bed once they're done.

A gooey painting session is another great activity to enjoy during a sleepover. You can find a variety of paints in most art stores. Let your child's imagination take over. It's a great way to spend some quality time together and will make for fun keepsakes once their creations are dry.

You can also take hilarious photos with your pals at a sleepover by setting up an interactive photo booth and urging everyone to dress up in their finest attire to create an Instagram-worthy selfie. You can then select the best pictures and print them off for everyone to keep.

You could organize a pillow fight for your children and their buddies to be a more energetic and active game. The rules are simple - each participant gets an inflatable pillow and must strike their opponent as numerous times as they can without falling on them. This is a hilarious and competitive game which will bring lots of laughter.

You can also appreciate the stars in a more peaceful way with your children and their friends. Find a spot that has a clear view of the night sky and has no light pollution. Then, get your guests to sit down with some blankets and pillows before beginning. You can then take a look at the constellations and try to figure them out or simply take in the view.