mid sleeper with desk and storage Sleeper Bunk

For children aged four and over, mid sleepers are perfect for smaller bedrooms with lower ceilings. They provide all the fun and flexibility of a high sleeper, but they take up less space on the floor.

Many mid sleeper cabin beds have desks or furniture which are ideal for studying and homework. Other features include tunnels, play tents or a comfy space to relax in.

Space Saving

Bunk beds are a stylish option for those looking to maximize the space available in their bedrooms, or if you have children that share the bedroom. The best bunk beds for kids come with multiple features to allow them to play and study with ease. Many bunk beds come with storage options that allow them to keep their rooms neat and organised. The result is a room that's fun for your children to play in and will continue to be useful as they become teenagers.

A mid sleeper bunk is a great option for children who aren't yet ready for mid sleeper with desk and storage a full sleeper or a full bunk bed. They are lower off the ground and come with a smaller ladder or staircase so that your children can get out and in without a problem. It is recommended to look over the specific product information for safety guidelines.

There are many different styles of mid sleeper cabin beds to suit the individuality of your child. They can be finished with neutral tones or painted in a bright colour and you can easily mix them with other furniture in their room. Some have an open space underneath the sleeping area that could be converted into a den or a space to relax. Some have desks that can be used for homework or studying.

Another way you can maximise space with a mid sleeper bunk is to choose an L-shaped model. In this configuration, the bottom bed converts into a sofa and the beds form an 'L shape when seen from above, meaning you can fit three or more beds in a smaller room.

You can even find bunks that have slides which provide your children with an area to play safely and have fun. These beds for mid-sleepers have a low frame with safety rails for guards and a slide built in that aids them in climbing to the top. They're a perfect choice for kids who want to create their own space and enjoy fun with their friends.

It is important to remember that buying bunk beds is a major investment. You must choose one that is suitable as your children grow older. Pick a neutral style that can be modified by adding accessories, such as wardrobes or desks, and your children will have plenty of options as they enter their teenage years.

Fun & Functional

If your child is young enough, a mid sleeper bunk can help to encourage their sense of adventure by adding a touch of fun to their bedroom. Many kids love the idea of sleeping in a tent, and enjoy using their imagination to create their own unique palace or den! The bottom of the mid-sleeper can be used as seating, or Mid Sleeper With Desk And Storage desks which makes it perfect for children who are just about to learn to write and read.

Clothing and toys are often a problem for kids which is why they require extra storage space to keep things tidy. The storage space underneath many of the beds we sell is ideal to store furniture, such as desks and wardrobes, or toys. The storage spaces underneath the bed are typically large and deep, which means they're ideal for storing bedding as well as books, toys, and more.

As children grow older, they'll likely need a desk for homework and study. Combining a bed with a desk into one piece of furniture is extremely beneficial in small bedrooms where space is limited and help to free up more floor space for playing and other activities. A lot of our cabin and mid-sleeper beds come with desks that are built into the frame of the bed to allow easy access. We also have a range of accessories that can be affixed to the top of the sleeping space to give you an extra bit of fun like a tunnel for them to relax and sleep in or a pocket tidy for additional storage.

Most of our mid-sleepers can be converted into a single bed once your child has outgrown the fun side. This lets you get more use from them and save money on mattresses in the future. This is especially useful when your child is heading into their teenage years and starts to lose interest in the fun aspect of the bed.

Ample Storage

Our mid-sleeper bunks for children are a great way to maximize your child's room space. The raised design allows you to incorporate a variety of storage options, such as an adjustable table, a chest or drawers, as well as ample shelves. This allows for storage that traditional bed frames don't have the capacity to match.

A reversible staircase that is built into the side of the cabin bed offers children an alternative method of getting up and down the sleeping area. This staircase was constructed with safety in mind. It features large, nonslip steps that are wide enough to allow an easy access to the top bunk. This makes changing quilts and bedding much simpler and minimizes the chance of falling off the ladder, in comparison to other bunk beds that have traditional ladders.

The vast storage compartments beneath the bed make it easy for kids to organize their rooms. They are also great for storing bedding, making sure that there's always plenty of space for guests to sleepover. With the possibility of adding an additional free standing drawer, you can tailor your mid cabin bed with desk sleeper bunk to suit your child's needs and customize it to match your home decor scheme.

Children enjoy playing hide and seek and a mid-sleeper bunk is the ideal solution. If they want to curl up with an e-book or take a nap before bedtime, this hidden space is the perfect place for them to retreat to and get away from the hustle and bustle of daily life.

The multi-functional desk lets your child to work and study their homework while not playing with their friends or reading books. The large desk that has two drawers and a shelf can make studying fun and also allows them to keep their books, stationery and other essentials organized when they're not being used.

The wide stairs and deep steps of this reversible bunk bed are safe and easy for children to climb. The bunk beds are wide enough to allow two chairs to be put under the bed to create an area for study or play.

Safety

Mid sleeper bunks can be extremely safe when constructed and assembled correctly. A lot of mid sleeper bunks come with a safety railing that acts as a safety barrier for children who are using the top bed. This is a wonderful feature particularly for children who are young. It can lower the risk that they will be seriously injured in the event of a fall from the height of the top bed. It's important to review the assembly instructions from the manufacturer carefully and follow them to the letter to help to ensure that the rail is correctly installed.

It is also recommended to lay down a carpet beneath the bunk bed your child is sleeping in, as this will reduce the risk of head injury should anyone fall off the bed. This will also add warmth and comfort to the room of your child, making it feel more comfortable.

Make sure your child uses the ladder in a safe manner. They should only use the ladder to reach the top bunk bed when it's time to go to bed. They should also not hang any items from the ladder rungs, like scarves, toys or belts, as they could strangle someone. It's also recommended to teach your children to keep the ladder from the edge of the bed, and not use it when they aren't using it, so that they don't accidentally fall off and hurt themselves.

In the end, it's essential to examine the foundation of your child's bunk bed to determine whether it is shaky or wobbly when pressure is applied. If it does, it's best to pick a different model or one that's more sturdy and solid.

Mid sleeper and cabin bed designs are both great for saving money and offering a fun alternative for children who love the idea of their own loft bedroom. While both high and mid sleeper beds are completely safe when used appropriately, it's worth remembering that the top of a high sleeper is slightly higher than the average bed, and should only be used by children over the age of 6.