Midi Bunk Bed and Trundle Bunk Bed
Children's bunk bed designs are great for encouraging creativity. Many come with a stylish tent under the bed, creating a cozy space for reading, relaxing or hosting sleepovers. Some models also have the option of a pull-out desk to help with study and homework.
Midi bunk beds like the Trasman Girona offer extra storage space thanks to a three drawer chest and a cupboard. They are recommended for children aged six years and older due to security reasons.
Loft Bed
A loft bed can be incorporated into a room in order to make room for other furniture. This kind of bed is available in various designs sizes, dimensions, and materials. It can be made to include other elements such as desks or storage units. There are loft beds with stairs that offer safe access to the top. However, it is important to take into consideration the safety and accessibility of any raised bed before you buy it.
You can use the space under the loft bed to play and study, whether you choose the standard model or a loft bed with a staircase. You can include a table and chairs, a bookshelf or lighting to create a multi-purpose area that adapts to your child's requirements. Some models come with features such as slides or a clubhouse that are designed to appeal to the curiosity of kids.
A loft bed can make vertical space. This is especially useful in small rooms with limited floor space. It is ideal for accommodating several people in a room. This lets you save space, without the comfort and convenience.
The structure of a loft bed is usually constructed of premium timber or wood-like material and has a sleek look that complements the surrounding decor. Some models have slatted footboard and headboard for a timeless, classic look that blends in with any style of interior. Some models sport a modern feel with clean lines and a minimalist design. mid sleeper cabin can be used in any modern house.
A stair loft bed is perfect for children who are young because of its lower sleeping surface, which lowers fall risks. It is also easier to climb than a ladder, but you must teach them how to use it properly and evaluate their level of maturity and confidence with heights before they can sleep in a higher bed. You can also find bunk beds that have staircase that are designed to support heavier loads and make them more stable and secure for older children. It is important to keep in mind that any loft that has a staircase requires careful installation.
Mid Sleeper
If your kid wants something different than the typical bunk bed, a mid sleeper could be exactly what they're looking for. They're designed to balance practicality and comfort. They're great for kids up to preteens. Mid sleeper beds come with a raised platform for sleeping with plenty of space beneath to store things or play. They're higher than cabin beds but lower than high sleepers, making them more suitable for children who are younger.
The space that is left open beneath mid sleeper beds can be transformed into a play area or study nook thanks to built in features like desks and shelves perfect for children who require a separate space to work on homework or work on craft projects. The VonHaus pine mid sleeper children's bed, for instance, is a clean and simple design with a neutral white finish that will work with any type of decor. It also comes with an extra desk that can be used as a study table when not in use.
Some of our mid-sleeper beds have special features that enhance their appeal and functionality like slides or a tent. The Pino mid sleeper with slide is a fantastic example of this; it's perfect for kids who want to make their bedtime more fun and can be equipped with curtains to provide extra privacy.
Other designs, such as the tradional Neptune mid-sleeper kids' bed, come with an updated and minimalist design that will work for boys and girls rooms. They include an underbed storage solution including shelves and drawers that free up floor space. They can be used with any standard UK single mattress.
Both mid and high sleepers can be fitted with a sofa bed for when friends or family visit, as well as a spacious wardrobe for every outfit change. These extras are able to be added to a variety of our designs, making them adaptable enough for your child's use throughout the years.
Trundle Bed
Trundle beds are an excellent option for any room in which you'd like to provide additional sleeping space for your guests, but do not have the space for an additional bed of a similar size. They can be placed under standard bed frames or daybeds to save space. These beds are a great option for small rooms where bunks may be too heavy and also for apartments or studios that want to keep the floor space free of clutter.
The majority of trundle beds are twin-sized. However, full-sized models are available for those who desire the added comfort. They are typically constructed with a smaller mattress than traditional mattresses, which helps them roll out easily and offer a more restful environment than bunk beds. Some trundle beds also come with drawers or other storage to give more space to bedroom necessities like linens, pillows, clothing and books.
Some trundle beds have frames that pop up to raise the bottom of the mattress to the same height as the primary mattress, resulting in a more spacious sleeping environment. Certain trundle bed designs are simple and non-obtrusive. They are easily incorporated into different decor styles. Many trundle beds can be folded away when they're not in use for simple, quick cleaning and maximum space savings.
When you're buying a bed with a trundle, you'll be thinking about what kind of mattress you'll choose to use for it. The trundle bed is lower than traditional mattresses, so you need to get a comfortable mattress. A better mattress will help the trundle bed last longer, giving you long-term value for your investment.
Bunk beds that include trundle beds give you greater bed-to-space efficiency and accommodate three people in a single room instead of only two. They are usually arranged in a trundle bed where the trundle is placed under two bunk beds. Or, they can be set up as a daybed, with the trundle, which is the trundle on its own and functions as a 3-sided single bed. They're ideal for teenagers and children who share a space, or for visitors and older adults who need more space to sleep.
Cabin Bed
A cabin bed is an ideal way to add an additional sleeping space to your child’s room. The elevated platform can be topped by additional features like drawers, tables, shelving, cabinets, and more. A trundle or slide out bed can also be added to make the most use of the space available. They are ideal for children who have friends over to sleep or who have a small space in their bedroom.
These beds are perfect for children who love to create dens and store their belongings in imaginative spaces. The design of the bed is stylish and adaptable, which means it can easily accommodate your child's changing tastes and personality as they grow up. Based on the style you decide to go with it can be decorated to create a superhero themed bed, a fairy-tale castle, or a contemporary white style.
Before purchasing a cabin bed, be sure it meets all safety standards. Make sure that the guardrails are free of sharp edges or protrusions. Make sure that the ladders or stairs are attached securely and do not stick out over the sides of your cabin. Make sure the fasteners have flat surfaces and are receding to ensure that children can't snag their clothing. Make sure the beds are positioned away from blinds or ceiling fans, as well as heaters.
A cabin or midi loft bed has the benefit of being less bulky and also having a shorter ladder or staircase, making it perfect for smaller rooms. The cabbed can easily be transformed into a bed with a lower height for your child if they get older.
Another advantage of the single cabin mid sleeper is that it's easier to reach than a high sleeper, which can pose a risk to older children who aren't as confident with the ladder. It's also less expensive than a full-sized single bed or a bunk. This makes it an ideal choice for parents who want to maximize the space in their children's bedrooms.