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Why Choose a Mid cabin beds double Bed?

If your child is young or old, a mid cabin bed can offer an exciting and flexible furniture option for their bedroom.

They can also be a great choice for those with limited area for flooring. They typically have clever storage solutions and can be equipped with pull-out desks for study or fun play tents, or curtains.

Stores

In the rooms of children, space is a premium. This is the reason why beds that are space-saving such as mid and pink cabin bed beds are becoming increasingly sought-after because of their ability to optimize room layouts and offer flexible storage solutions. They make the most of floor space, and include built-in furniture, such as shelves or drawers under the bed. Some have fun play tents or curtains to add extra excitement.

With a little help from your child, you could transform the space under the bed into a study area, a craft station or even a cosy den. With options such as drawer and wardrobe storage, shelves as well as a pull-out desk, or even a fold-away sofa, there's plenty of opportunity to get creative and also help your children keep their bedrooms tidy.

Mid-sleeper and cabin beds let parents be imaginative in how they use the rooms of their children as they can adapt as they develop. For example, you can move the shelves around and turn the area under the bed into a study area or play area as they get older. Or, you can add the cozy Olivia mid-sleeper bed that has stairs to the side of their bedroom and turn it into a reading nook or a space to do crafts.

Using the space beneath your child's cabin or sleeper bed to store their belongings is not only practical and convenient but it can also really enhance their interior design. Choose a neutral or white color scheme to complement your furniture you have or go bold and colorful to make a striking design.

It is important to think about your child's safety and age when choosing the best high or mid sleeper for your child. Some manufacturers recommend an age minimum of 6 years old for this, but it's worth looking at the product's specifications for specific safety guidelines. If you are unsure about this, the junior bunk bed or children's single cabin bed beds with stairs could be a safer choice for children younger than. If you're considering buying a mid or high sleeper read our comprehensive guide to picking the right kids bed for your child.

Desks

Cabin beds are great because they provide plenty of storage space. This lets them maximize space within a room whilst reducing clutter and providing a neat and tidy environment for kids to play in. Midsleepers typically come with shelves, drawers and wardrobes underneath which are ideal to store blankets, clothing and toys, in addition to other important things like books, games consoles, and school equipment.

Some come with pull-out desks that can be used to complete homework or study, keeping your child in order as they progress through school. You can also find amusing accessories like curtains and play tents that transform your bed into an inviting den for your child.

Sofa Seats

The sofa seats that include cabin beds are a great selling point. They look comfortable and can easily be transformed into a bed. You simply open the front and take any cushions from the seat to reveal a spacious double bed tucked inside the frame, it's great for guests! We recommend that if you are thinking of purchasing a sofa-sleeper ensure that it is constructed to the highest standard before you purchase. You want to ensure that it's compliant with BS EN 747-1 which covers the durability and strength of high sleeper and bunk furniture.

The seats in the cabin bed with sofa underneath bed are usually big enough for two people, which means your guests are supported as they sleep. Use a mattress cover to safeguard the mattress when you use couches as beds. This will help to keep it fresh and also protect it from damage.

It can be a challenge to keep a child's bedroom clean and tidy with all the toys and mess. Many mid- or high-sleepers feature integrated storage options, such as cabinets, drawers, or shelves. This will give your child a space to store their belongings and also keep their room tidy. It can also be used to create a relaxing study or chill out zone.

Some of our models have the pull-out desk, which creates a comfortable space for your child to do their homework or schoolwork without being disturbed by other family members or pets sleeping in the room. The Trasman Girona mid sleeper is a great example of this, with a spacious desk that can be pulled out from the side, and an ottoman on the left or right hand side of the frame.

Our Aire cabin beds with desk bed in light grey comes with a slim sofa and ladder which can be placed on either the left or right side of the frame. This allows plenty of space beneath for storage. This bed is a little higher than mid sleepers but lower than high sleepers. It is suitable for older kids.

Ladders

A mid cabin bed is an excellent alternative to a high sleeper. The mid cabin bed (click the following post) is a little higher and comes with an easier ladder to access your child's bed. This makes them more suitable to younger children who might not be confident enough or strong enough to withstand the more squat ladders that are found in a higher sleeper. They also have a variety of different inbuilt storage solutions and pull-out desks based on your child's needs.

One of the great advantages of a mid-high or classic mid sleeper is the option to choose between straight or angle ladder styles which sit flush against the bed or are positioned with a slant for an easy climb. You can even add a slide to your child's classic mid sleeper to make it a cave and create a fun play area under their bed.

Another benefit of these space-saving beds is that they can be rebuilt to become a low loft, one that is full size or regular full beds as your kids + family expands. They're also built to last and designed to be sturdy, stable and safe. With all of this in mind, why not consider a Maxtrix children's mid loft bed or a classic mid-sleeper for your little one?