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Midi Bunk Bed and Trundle Bunk Bed Kids' bunk beds are great for encouraging imagination. Many include a stylish tent beneath the bed creating a cozy space for reading, relaxing or hosting sleepovers. Some also offer a pull out desk for study and homework too. Midi bunk beds, like the Trasman Girona offers additional storage space with a three-drawer chest and cupboard. They are recommended for children of six years and over for security reasons. Loft Bed Adding a loft bed to your bedroom can free up floor space for furniture. This kind of elevated bed is available in different designs, sizes and materials. It can be customized to include additional elements such as storage units or desks. There are even lofts with stairs to make it easier to get to the top. It is important to think about the safety and accessibility before purchasing any raised bed. If you choose a standard loft bed or one with an escalator and a space underneath it, the area can be a great space for play and study. You can also add a desk, chairs or a bookcase, or even lighting to create a space that is multifunctional and grows with your child's. Some models include features like an indoor clubhouse or slides that will appeal to the curiosity of kids. A loft bed is also able to make vertical space. This is especially useful in small rooms with little floor space. It is ideal for accommodating multiple people in a room. This lets you reduce space without losing comfort or functionality. Loft beds are usually constructed from premium wood or similar materials that have modern and sleek design that can be incorporated into any decor. Some models have footboard and headboard that are slatted to create an elegant, timeless look that blends with any interior style. Some have a modern look, with simple lines and a minimalist design that can work in any modern home. A stair loft bed is a great option for children younger than due to its lower sleeping surface, which lowers fall risks. It is also much easier to climb than a ladder, however you should teach them how to use it correctly and determine their maturity and confidence with heights before they can sleep in an elevated bed. There are bunk beds with stairs that are designed to hold heavier loads which makes them safer and more stable for older children. It is crucial to keep in mind that any loft with a staircase will require careful assembly. Mid Sleeper If your kid wants something different from the standard bunk bed, a mid-sleeper might be the perfect solution they're looking for. It is designed to achieve a balance between practicality and space they're perfect for children from pre-teen to. Mid sleeper beds have an elevated sleeping platform and a large area underneath 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 underneath mid sleeper beds is ideal for children to do their homework or work on craft projects. Built-in features like desks and shelves can transform the open area into an area for study or a play space. The VonHaus pine middle sleeper children's bed, for example, has a clean and simple design with a neutral white finish that can work with any type of decor. It also has an adjustable desk that can be pulled out that can be used as a study desk and removed from the way when not being used. A number of our mid-sleeper beds are equipped with features specifically designed to increase their appeal and functionality like an enjoyable tent or slide. The Pino mid-sleeper with slide is an excellent example. It's perfect for kids who want to make bedtime fun and it can be outfitted with curtains for extra privacy. Other designs, like the traditional Neptune mid-sleeper kids' bed are modern and sleek and can be adapted to boys and girls' rooms. They come with a underbed storage solution that includes shelves and drawers to make space for floor space and can be used with any standard UK single mattress. Both mid and high sleepers can be equipped with an extra sofa bed to accommodate family or friends come to visit, as well as a spacious wardrobe for all their outfit changes. Many of our designs can be upgraded by adding these additional features, ensuring they're able to be used by your child to keep using throughout the years. Trundle Bed Trundle beds are a smart addition to any room where you need extra sleeping space for guests, but don't have enough room to fit a full-sized bed. These low-profile beds can be placed under traditional beds or daybeds to free up space. These beds are a good choice for small rooms, where bunks may be too heavy and for studios or apartments who want to keep the floor space clear. The majority of trundle bed models are twin-sized. However, full-sized models are available for those looking for the extra comfort. They're usually designed with a smaller mattress than traditional mattresses, which allows them roll out easily and offer a more restful environment than bunk beds. Some trundle bed models have drawers or other storage options that provide more space for bedroom accessories like pillows, linens and clothing. Some trundle beds come with an open-top framework which raises the secondary mattress to the height of the main mattress. This provides an even more spacious sleeping space. Other trundle beds are simple and non-obtrusive, which makes them ideal for different decor styles. Many trundle bed models can be folded up when not in use to conserve space and make cleaning simpler. When you're buying a trundle bed, you'll also need to consider what kind of mattress you'll choose to use with it. Because the trundle is lower than traditional mattresses, it's important to choose a high-quality foam mattress or a spring mattress that is comfortable and provides excellent support. A higher-quality mattress will help the bed last longer, offering you a long-term return on 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 two. They are typically arranged as a trundle bed where the trundle is set under two bunk beds. Or, they can be set up as a daybed with a trundle, which has the trundle all by itself and functions as a 3-sided single bed. These beds are great for children and teens who share a bedroom, or for older adults who require additional space for sleeping. Cabin Bed A cabin bed can be an excellent way to create an additional sleeping space in your child’s room. The elevated platform for sleeping can be enhanced with additional features such as drawers, desks or shelving, cabinets and more. You can also add a trundle bed or slide-out bed to maximize the space available. These are great options for children who want to host sleepovers with friends or for those who have a small bedroom space. These beds offer a unique combination of sleeping and storage space, which is ideal for children who like to make dens or tuck away their belongings in creative places. The bed's design is stylish and versatile so it can easily adapt to your child's changing preferences and character as they grow older. You can decorate it in a superhero theme, a fairytale castle, or even a modern one based on the style you pick. Make sure that the cabin bed you are considering is safe and meets all safety standards. Check for guardrails that are strong and free of sharp or protruding edges. Make sure that the ladders or stairs are secured and do not extend beyond the sides of your cabin. Verify that the fasteners are on flat surfaces and are receding so that children aren't able to snag their clothes. Make sure the beds are away from blinds, ceiling fans and heaters. One of the major advantages of a cabin bed or midi loft is that it's smaller than a high sleeper, and has a smaller ladder or staircase, making it suitable for smaller rooms. Contrary to the high sleeper which can be difficult to convert to a lower height bed once your child is older the cabbed is simple to alter for this purpose. A single cabin bed is more accessible than a high sleeper. This could be beneficial for older children who might not feel comfortable climbing the ladder. It's also less costly than a bunk or a full-size single bed, and is a great option for parents who are seeking ways to make the most of their bedroom space for their children.