The History Of Cabin Bed Mid Sleeper

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The History Of Cabin Bed Mid Sleeper

Why Choose a Cabin Bed Or Mid Sleeper?

It could be turned into an area for a den, car park or even a hospital for their teddy, the void space underneath the cabin bed of a child or mid sleeper provides children with ample opportunity to store their toys and play equipment.


Cabin beds are designed to strike the right balance between practicality, fun and practicality in children's bedrooms.  small double cabin bed  can provide storage options and a seating area, and a pull-out desk.

Space Saving

Mid sleeper and Cabin beds are perfect for maximising space, whether you have a small bedroom or want to get rid excess furniture. They are not only practical and stylish, they also allow for lots of storage options, such as shelves or drawers that can help keep clothes, books and toys tidied away when not in use.

Designed to achieve a balance between space-saving and comfort, mid sleeper beds come with an elevated sleeping platform and a wide space underneath that can be adapted to individual needs. They typically sit slightly higher off of the ground than bunk beds, but lower than high sleepers, they usually have short ladders that allow access to the top bed. They also offer plenty of space underneath for kids to make their own den, a study nook, or a play area - ideal for families with children sharing a bedroom or those unexpected sleepovers!

They can be further enriched by adding other accessories, like a bookcase or desk, which can easily be connected to the side of the sleeper. Some models even feature an open desk that is ideal for homework or studying. You can also add a sofa to make it more fun or to create a den or a retreat where your child can relax in the evening.

There are also mid-sleeper options with no built in storage beneath, as seen on the Marlowe Mid Sleeper Bed. You can personalize this space by adding furniture pieces such as a bookcase or bean bags to read in. Your child can use it as their own den or even an area for cars to park their teddies. Or, you can put up a curtain and some shelves on the wall for additional storage that looks like a feature of the room, not an afterthought.

Pull Out Desk

A desk that can be pulled out allows older children to complete their homework while also being creative. Many of the cabin bed and mid-sleeper designs from Steens for Kids come with a cleverly designed pull out desk that is easy to store away when not in use and still leave plenty of space beneath the bed for playing.

A lot of the mid-sleeper beds that we stock also include clever storage solutions to help keep their rooms tidy and tidy. Underbed drawers, shelves, or even fun play structures can be hidden in the corner to create a cozy hideaway. These options are ideal if your child's bedroom is small and you need to keep it neat and neat.

For instance the Trasman Girona Mid Sleeper has desk space as well as a chest of draws and an extensive shelf which are all built into the bed frame and don't take up any floor space. If you want a less complicated alternative, consider the Stompa Auburn midsleeper which features three drawers that are large enough to accommodate their undies and socks, and a desk with ample elbow room for doing homework.

For younger children for children who are younger, the Kids Avenue Estella 1 is an amazing cabin bed that comes with a convenient storage cube that can be placed under the bed, ensuring they have plenty of space for books and toys and can be used as a study area that is easy to access when it's time to do their homework. This cabin bed also has an enjoyable play tent or tunnel that can be tucked into the corner to create a cosy space and is able to be closed off when not in use. This gorgeous cabin bed in grey is made from the standard UK single mattress (90cm x 190cm).

Versatility

The main benefit of cabin beds and mid sleepers is that they come with a variety of furniture options underneath. You can personalise the bedroom of your child by adding an exciting, imaginative design to it. There are many options available. Some include under-bed drawers or shelves for storage, while others have fun curtains or play tents to create a fun and relaxing space under the bed. Many come with a pull-out table that can be used for creative and educational activities.

If you're looking to design an entertaining pirate themed room or choose the classic blue and red color scheme, there is sure to be a mid-sleeper and high sleeper option that will suit your child's bedroom perfectly. There are many neutral options that will work well for your child as they grow older and need a room more suitable for studying and working.

There are also mid and high sleeper options with seating or a sofa for your child who likes to entertain friends and family. It can be used as a lounge, or even as a cozy reading nook. Some models feature a pull-out sofa bed which can also function as a guest bed.

You can make the most out of your child's space by pairing an upper or middle-sleeper with a bookcase, creating an area where they can store their books as well as other treasured items. You can use the shelves to showcase their favourite toys and to encourage a tidy bedroom!

High and mid sleeper beds can be paired with various bedding options such as fun wallpapers and duvet covers. The choice is up to your child's bedroom design, however we suggest sticking to the theme that is easily changed when your child is out of it.

Safety

These beds are great for kids' bedrooms because they provide both practicality and entertainment. They also help save space. However, safety must be an important consideration when you are considering these kinds of beds. A high-quality, kid's mid-sleeper bed will come with a variety of features to ensure your child's safety, such as secure guard rails and sturdy ladders or stairs.

Height is a very important aspect to take into account when selecting a cabin bed. It is essential that your child is able to climb the ladder or step without difficulty. This is the reason we suggest choosing beds with a an extremely low frame height of around 100cm and rounded ladder treads.

It's also essential to ensure that the mid-sleeper or cabin bed has a sufficient mattress depth to avoid potential accidents or injuries. It's also recommended to utilize a mattress protector cover available together with your child's new bed frame.

If your child is ready to transition from a cot to a middle sleeper or high sleeper, they can feel a sense if independence and achievement when they step onto their elevated sleeping platform. The experience of climbing into their bed themselves can help in building a sense of self-confidence and confidence, which can be a key factor in encouraging children to remain in their beds at night. The raised platform for sleeping can also be a fantastic space for children to store items and toys that they may need during the day, such as a book or a blanket.

A high-sleeper or a mid-sleeper could be a good option for older children, particularly as they enter their teen years. Children can store their pens, notebooks, and other educational items under the bed. This allows them to keep their rooms tidy and neat while keeping their essentials easily accessible.