Midi Bunk Bed and Trundle Bunk Bed
Children's bunk beds are great for encouraging their imagination and numerous designs feature a stylish tent beneath the bed, which creates an ideal den to read, relax or hosting sleepovers. Some even have an extra desk that can be pulled out for study and homework.
Midi bunk beds, such as the Trasman Girona, offer additional storage with a 3-drawer chest and a cabinet. For reasons of safety they are not recommended for children over the age of six.
Loft Bed
A loft bed can be added to the room to free up space for other furniture. This type of elevated bed is available in a variety of designs, sizes and materials. It can also be customized to accommodate other items such as storage units or desks. There are lofts that have stairs to make it easier to reach the top. It is important to consider the safety and accessibility prior to purchasing any bed that is raised.
You can use the space under a loft bed for studying and play, whether you choose the standard model or a loft bed with stairs. You can add tables or chairs, a bookshelf, or lighting to create a multi-purpose space that grows with your child's requirements. Some models come with features such as an indoor clubhouse or slides that appeal to the adventurous nature of kids.
Another advantage of loft beds is their capacity to maximize vertical space, which is especially useful in smaller rooms with tight floor areas. It is also great for accommodating multiple sleepers in a single space, allowing you to make space without sacrificing comfort or functionality.
Loft beds are usually made of premium wood or similar materials with modern and sleek design that is perfect for any style. Some models have slatted headboard and footboard to give an elegant, timeless look that can blend in with any style of interior. Some have a modern look, with simple lines and a minimalist style that can work in any modern home.
A loft bed with stairs is perfect for children who are young because of its low sleeping surface, which reduces the chance of falling. It is also much easier to climb than a ladder, however it is important to teach them to use it correctly and assess their maturity level and level of confidence before letting them sleep in an elevated bed. You can find bunk beds with stairs that are designed to handle heavier loads making them more secure and safer for older children. It is important to keep in mind that any loft that has a staircase will require careful assembly.
Mid Sleeper
A mid sleeper is an excellent alternative to traditional bunk beds for your child. They're designed to balance functionality and comfort. They're great for kids up until pre-teens. Mid sleeper beds feature a raised sleeping platform with a large area underneath to store things or play. They're higher than cabin beds, but lower than high sleepers, making them safer for younger children.
The space beneath mid-sleeper beds is ideal for children to do their homework or work on their craft projects. Built-in features like shelves and desks can turn the open space into a study or play nook. VonHaus pine's mid-sleeper kids bed, for example it has a simple and clean design with a neutral finish that can be paired with any style of decor. It also comes with a desk that pulls out to be used for study tables when not in use.
Some of our mid-sleeper beds come with specific features that increase their design and functionality like the option of a slide or 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 enjoyable and is equipped with curtains to provide extra privacy.
Other designs, such as the traditional Neptune mid-sleeper kids' bed, feature a fresh and minimalist look that will suit both boys and girls rooms. They come with a underbed storage solution that includes shelves and drawers that make space for floor space and can be used with any standard UK single mattress.
Mid and high-sleepers can be equipped with a sofabed to accommodate guests or family members who visit, as well an ample wardrobe that can accommodate their various clothes changes. Many of our designs can be upgraded with these additional features, ensuring they're able to be used by your child to use throughout the years.
Trundle Bed
Trundle beds can be an excellent option for any room where you'd like to offer extra sleeping space for your guests, but do not have the space for a second bed that is full size. white midi bed can be placed under traditional daybeds or bed frames to make space. These beds are a great choice for small rooms, where bunk beds may be too heavy and also for studios or apartments that need to keep the floor space free of clutter.
The majority of trundle bed models 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 easier to roll out and offers an even more comfortable sleep than bunk beds. Some trundle beds even feature drawers or other storage features to provide more space for bedroom items like linen, pillows, clothing and books.
Some trundle beds feature a pop-up framework that raises the mattress to the same height as the primary mattress. This gives an extra-large sleeping space. Other trundle beds are simple and unobtrusive, making them ideal for different styles of interiors. Many trundle bed models can be folded down when not in use to save space and make cleaning easier.
When you're buying a bed with a trundle, you'll need to consider what kind of mattress you'll be using to go with it. The trundle bed is smaller than traditional mattresses, so it is essential to choose an incredibly comfortable mattress. A mattress of higher quality will make the trundle bed last longer, giving you long-term value for your investment.
Bunk beds with trundle beds are space-efficient and can accommodate up to three people in an area instead of just two. They are usually arranged in a trundle-type bed, in which the trundle is positioned beneath two bunk beds. It is also possible to be set up as a daybed that has the trundle, which is the trundle on its own and can be used as a three-sided single bed. These beds are great for children and teens who share a bedroom or older adults who need extra space to sleep.
Cabin Bed
A cabin bed is an enjoyable option to add a second sleeping area to your child's space. 2ft 6 mid sleeper cabin bed raised sleeping platform can be topped with other features, such as drawers, desks as well as cabinets, shelves, and more. You can also include an trundle bed or slide-out bed to maximize the space available. These are great options for kids who love to have friends sleep over or for those with limited bedroom space.
These beds are perfect for kids who love to build a den and keep their belongings safe in imaginative spaces. The design of the bed is elegant and adaptable, so it can easily adapt to your child's changing preferences and personality as they age. Depending on the style you select, it can be decorated to create a super-hero themed bed, a fairy-tale castle or a modern white style.
Be certain that the cabin bed you're thinking of buying meets all safety requirements. Check for guardrails with no sharp edges or protrusions. Check that the ladders or stairs are secured and do not extend over the edges of your cabin. Make sure the fasteners have an even surface and are receding so that children aren't able to snag their clothing. Make sure that the beds are not in the way of blinds and ceiling fans as well as heaters.
One of the major advantages of a midi loft or cabin bed is that it's lighter than a high sleeper, and has a shorter ladder or staircase which makes it ideal for smaller rooms. The cabbed can easily be transformed into a bed with a lower height for your child once they get older.
Another advantage of the single cabin mid sleeper is that it's simpler to reach than a high-sleeper, which can pose a threat for older children who may not be confident with the ladder. It's also less costly than bunk beds or a full-size single bed and is an ideal choice for parents who are trying to maximize their children's bedroom space.