Midi Bunk Bed and Trundle Bunk Bed
Children's bunk beds are great for encouraging their imagination and many designs include a stylish tent beneath the bed, which makes a great place to read, relax or hosting sleepovers. Some models also include an extra desk that can be pulled out for homework and study.
Midi bunk beds, like the Trasman Girona, offer additional storage space with a three-drawer chest and cupboard. For safety reasons, they are only recommended for children over the age of six.
Loft Bed
A loft bed can be built into the room to make room for other furniture. This kind of elevated bed is available in a variety of designs sizes, shapes and materials. It can also be customized to accommodate other items such as desks or storage units. There are lofts that have stairs that allow you to climb up. However, it is essential to consider the safety and accessibility of any raised bed before you purchase it.
There is a lot of space beneath the loft bed to studying and play, regardless of whether you opt for an ordinary one or an loft bed with a staircase. You can add a table, chairs, bookshelf, or even lighting to create a multi-purpose area that grows with your child's requirements. Certain models have features like an indoor clubhouse or slides that are designed to appeal to the adventurous spirit of kids.
A loft bed can also make vertical space. This is particularly useful in rooms with limited floor space. It is ideal for accommodating multiple people in a room. This allows you to reduce space without the comfort and convenience.
Loft beds are generally made of high-end wood or wood-like materials, with an elegant and contemporary finish that complements any decor. Some models have slatted footboard and headboard for an elegant, timeless appearance that blends seamlessly with any style of interior. Some models sport a modern look with clean lines and minimalist design. They can be used in any modern home.
A stair loft bed is ideal for younger children because of its low sleeping surface, which minimizes the risk of falling. It is also much easier to climb than a standard ladder. But, you must first teach them how to do it and evaluate their level of ability to climb and their confidence before letting your child sleep on an elevated bed. There are bunk beds that have stairs that are designed to hold heavier loads which makes them safer and more stable for older children. But, it's important to remember that any loft bed with stairs requires careful assembly.
Mid Sleeper
If your kid wants something different than the typical bunk bed, a mid sleeper could be exactly what they need. They're designed to balance functionality and comfort. They're great for kids up to preteens. Mid sleeper beds have a raised platform for sleeping with plenty of space underneath to store or play. They are higher than high sleepers but lower than cabin beds, making them more suitable for children.
The open space beneath mid-sleeper beds could be transformed into a play or study space thanks to built in features such as shelves and desks, ideal for kids who require a space to do their crafting or homework. The VonHaus pine mid-sleeper kids' bed, as an example, has a clean and simple design with a neutral white finish that will be a perfect fit for any style of decor. It also comes with a pull-out desk that can be used as study tables when not in use.
A number of our mid sleeper beds come with purpose-built features to enhance their appeal and usability, such as an enjoyable tent or slide. The Pino mid-sleeper with slide is a fantastic illustration. It's great for kids who want to make bedtime a lot of fun, and can be fitted out with curtains to provide privacy.
Other designs, such as the classic Neptune mid-sleeper children's bed, are fresh and minimalistic, and will fit both rooms for girls and boys. They have a storage solution under the bed, including shelves and drawers that free up space. They can be used with any UK standard single mattress.
Both mid and high-sleepers can be outfitted with a sofa bed for when family or friends come over, as well as a spacious wardrobe to accommodate their various clothing changes. Many of our designs can be upgraded with these extras, making sure they're versatile enough for your child to continue using throughout the years.
Trundle Bed
Trundle beds can be an excellent addition to any space where you'd like to offer additional sleeping space for guests, but don't have the space for a second bed that is full size. These low-profile beds are built on wheels and are tucked away under traditional daybeds or bed frames, saving space by keeping the second mattress low to the ground. These beds are a good option for smaller rooms, where bunk beds may be too heavy, and for studios or apartments that need to keep the floor free of clutter.
The majority of trundle beds are twin-sized. However, full-sized versions are available for those who want the extra comfort. They are usually designed with the thin mattress that makes them easy to roll out and creates a a more comfortable sleeping environment than bunk bed. Some trundle beds also come with drawers or other storage options to provide more space for bedroom items like linen pillows, clothing, pillows and books.
Some trundle beds come with an open-top framework that raises the mattress to the same height as the main mattress. This provides an even more spacious sleeping space. Certain trundle bed designs are simple and unobtrusive. They can easily be incorporated into different decor styles. Many trundle bed models can be folded up when not in use to save space and make cleaning a breeze.
It is important to consider the mattress you'll use when you purchase the trundle. Since the trundle is lower to the ground than traditional mattresses, it's important that you choose a top quality foam mattress or sprung mattress that's comfy and provides excellent support. A higher quality mattress will help the trundle last for longer and provide you a long-term ROI on your investment.
Bunk beds with trundle beds can be more space-efficient and can accommodate up to three people in a room instead of two. They're usually set up as a trundle bunk bed, which places the trundle beneath two bunked beds or a trundle-style daybed that has a bed on its own and functions as an individual, three-sided bed. They're great for children and teenagers who share a room or for older adults and visitors who require more space to sleep.
Cabin Bed
A cabin bed can be an ideal way to add an additional sleeping space to your child’s room. The elevated platform for sleeping can be enhanced with other features, such as desks, drawers as well as cabinets, shelves, and more. You can also include the slide-out bed or trundle bed to maximize the space available. These are great options for children who like to have friends sleep over or those with a limited bedroom space.
mid sleeper bunk are great for kids who love to build a den and store their belongings in imaginative spaces. The design of the bed is stylish and adaptable, which means it can easily fit your child's changing tastes and personality as they grow. Depending on the style that you choose it can be decorated to create a superhero-themed bed, a fairy-tale castle, or a contemporary white style.
Be certain that the cabin bed you're considering is safe and meets all safety standards. Check for guardrails with no sharp edges or protrusions. Verify that the ladders and stairs are attached securely and do not stick out beyond the sides of your cabin. Check that the fasteners are level and receding to avoid children getting their clothes caught on them. Make sure that the beds are not in the way of blinds or ceiling fans, as well as heaters.
One of the primary advantages of a midi loft or cabin bed is that it's less bulky than a high sleeper, and comes with a shorter ladder or staircase which makes it suitable for smaller rooms. Unlike the high sleeper, which is difficult to transform into a lower-height bed when your child is older, the cabbed is easy to adjust for this purpose.
A single cabin mid-sleeper is easier to reach than the high sleeper. This can be an advantage for older children who may not be confident in climbing the ladder. It's also less expensive than a full-sized single bed or a bunk. This is a great option for parents looking to maximize space in their children's bedrooms.