Midsleeper Cabin Beds

Midsleeper cabin beds offer an elegant and compact solution for storage and play. They're an excellent choice for children who like to keep their room neat and tidy.

Some beds for midsleepers have an inviting den with a pull out desk for homework. Some have shelves and drawers to store books, toys and laptops.

Here are a few examples of

A midsleeper cabin bed is a great way to maximize space in the bedroom of your child. They are usually elevated and have cabinets, drawers and shelves beneath that can store all the child's toys. This can make space on the floor of their room for toys and other essentials for the bedroom or provide a place to set up a desk for homework and school work.

A lot of kids' mid-sleeper bed have amusing accessories that give the room a personality. Oliver Furniture's Loop Midsleeper, for example comes with 9 different curtains for under-beds and 3 frame colours. The themes range from bright and bold to neutral. There is also the Cube Unit that can be used to match the bed and add additional storage space in a sleek, stylish design.

Skye Playhouse is another well-known mid-sleeper. This stunning cabin for kids bed is designed to resemble a house, complete with windows and a roof. The mid-sleeper for kids is not only gorgeous, but also practical, with clever storage in the steps and personalized plates.

Some beds for midsleepers have an upper and lower mattress depth to ensure safety. These specifications are clearly stated on the product pages. If the right size mattress is used, these types of beds are generally very safe and secure for your child to climb in and out of at the night.

If your child does not feel comfortable or confident climbing the ladder during the night, you might want to consider an alternative type of bed. For instance a low loft or bunk bed could provide the same sleeping space but with ladders that are more secure and safer to use. This is ideal for younger kids.

A lot of our midsleeper bed models have conversion kits that permit them to be transformed into a daybed or bunk bed by pressing a button. This allows your child to move around the room and use the furniture depending on their needs.

Design

The great feature of midsleeper and cabin beds is that they're focused on design - they make kids rooms into their very own mini-worlds with a clever use of space, flexible storage solutions, and fun style choices. For example, the Skye Playhouse midsleeper bed is designed to resemble a house complete with a roof and windows - and although it's perfect in its classic off-white, your child can make it more appealing by hanging curtains or adding lights to its struts, creating an elegant castle or a your own private space under the stars!

Many of our cabin beds have a range of low-level storage options that are ideal for toys and other small items. Some models come with tables that can be pulled out with cubbyholes or shelves underneath some, while others feature built-in wardrobes that can be used for clothing of smaller sizes. There are other models that have built-in shelves and cabinets that can be used for large-format picture books.

Of course, a few of our midsleeper beds come with a ladder to access the sleeping platform and is a great option if your child is too young for top-sleeping or has mobility issues that would hinder them from safely climbing into their high-sleeper. This is why we suggest that you assess your child's ability and confidence prior to deciding on a mid or high sleeper, and consider whether an individual bed is better suited until they're older.

This Parisot Midsleeper, with an acacia finish is the perfect example of practicality. In addition to the elevated sleeping platform that is accessible via integral steps, this kids midsleeper also has an adjustable desk, drawers and shelves all integrated to ensure your child's room is clutter free. Additionally, this gorgeous kids' cabin bed comes with a sturdy bookcase at the end which can be used to store the books they love or with bean bags to create a cosy reading area.

Age range

A midsleeper bed is an excellent choice for children aged between the ages of 6 and 14. Children in this age range are able to use their imaginations to turn the space beneath their bed into an area for play or a study area or a space where they can spend time with their favorite books. Some beds, such as the Stompa Duo 8, can be transformed into attractive desks or workstations suitable for older children.

You will also find many storage options beneath your child's bed according to the design. It could be in the form of built-in drawers which help to keep their room neat or a bookcase that provides plenty of space to store all of their favorite books. Some of our midsleeper 4ft cabin bed beds are also equipped with an adjustable ladder that allows you to change the angle of the ladder to meet the needs of your child.

Midsleeper beds as well as high sleeper bed are both sturdy and safe for your child to use so long as they're placed correctly in the room. Carpet is preferred. If the bed is set on hard floors, it is important to make sure there are no obstructions under the bed, for example ceiling lights or fans that could cause your child to fall over or hit their heads. Ideally, a gap of around 2ft should be left to avoid this.

Many experts advise that children younger than 6 years old should not sleep in loft beds. However, we understand that this is a personal decision and it's worth checking the manufacturer's guidelines on each product's website as these can vary.

The Kids Avenue Eli D midsleeper is a great choice for parents looking for a cabin bed with storage. It has solid Scandinavian pine frame and modern MDF panels that can be adored in a variety of grey cabin bed or white finishes. The ladder that can be reversible can be positioned to either the left or right of the bed, which makes it an ideal choice for any bedroom. The under bed storage is a useful size to keep clothes, books or toys neatly tucked away.

Stores

A single cabin bed with storage bed for kids, also known as a child's midsleeper or a middle sleeper It is elevated and comes with a variety of storage options underneath. There are shelves, drawers and sometimes the possibility of a pull-out desk that creates an area for creative assignments or homework. They also include accessories such as play tents to transform their new room into the ultimate den for their favorite teddy bears or a tunnel to get cosy and sleep in this, making them the perfect choice for kids who like an element of adventure in their sleeping space.

Choose a sturdy and durable style when picking a child's midsleeper. Choose a frame made of wood that is crafted from solid timbers to ensure an extended-lasting, durable finish. Make sure that the ladder you select is sufficient in size for your child to have a solid base to climb up and down. Some ladders are equipped with rails to ensure safety, whereas others are more minimalist and can be easily put away when not in use.

You might also want to take into consideration your child's age and preferred style of storage, since it can change as time passes. A bed with storage built-in may be suitable for younger children, while older children might prefer a simpler design with no integrated furniture below the sleeping platform.

You can also pick a loft-style high-sleeper, which is a space-saving alternative. These are similar to the midsleepers, but they are slightly more expensive. They can also be more difficult for younger children to fit into because they are higher up with the steeper staircase.

Both types of bunk beds are great for creating multi-functional areas for study, play and sleeping in smaller bedrooms. They also make an excellent option for larger bedrooms when siblings share a space and require to be separated. If you're looking for a space-saving solution that your child will love, we recommend the Trasman Girona Mid Sleeper. It has combination storage drawers and shelving as well as cupboard space. It also has an adjustable desk for your aspiring Brainiac.