Mid Sleeper Beds
Mid sleepers are lower than those who sleep in high beds and have a an elongated stairs or ladders. They are therefore suitable for younger children. They also have space underneath desks, storage spaces or spare beds, as well as play areas.
Many cabin beds come with a fabulous under-bed tent in a range of colors and themes. These are very popular with kids and can be used as a place to relax or a reading zone.
Size
Mid sleepers are less expensive than high sleeper beds, despite their name. They are, therefore, more appropriate for children. They are also perfect for smaller bedrooms, as they take up less space than a normal single.
They have many of the great features as a high-sleeper but at an elevated level for more comfort. This means your child can stay secure and safe at night and still have access to the play area underneath their mattress.
The best part is that mid-sleeper beds typically come with a wide range of fun designs to stimulate creativity and make the transition to their new bed enjoyable. A lot of designs have the option of a tent for kids to play in and sleep in or a desk for them to work at or study. Many designs also have drawers for trundles, or a pull-out bed that can be used by guests to stay over.
A quality mid-sleeper will also have a variety of storage options that will help your child to keep their room tidy and organized. They could comprise drawers, shelves, or cupboards for books and toys. Some even have a desk with a pull-out table for homework or study. The Trasman Mid Sleeper Cabin bed is a great model, as it comes with all of these features.
A mid-sleeper that has a desk is a great option for older children who wish to relax and enjoy their hobbies while catching a good night's rest. Some designs come with a fun slide that could be a fantastic addition to your bedroom. They can zip around and down with their peers during playtime or at a slumber party. Everyone will be jealous of them! The majority of our high and mid sleeper beds are designed with longevity in mind and can be adapted over the years as your child gets older. This feature is common to all Lifetime Kids furniture so your children can enjoy their high or mid sleeper well beyond their teenage years.
Style
A mid sleeper is a bed that is higher elevation than a bunk or high sleeper but lower than a loft bed. This makes it ideal for children who prefer to have a little more headroom, but still want the practical features of a high-sleeper such as a desk and shelves.
They are available in a variety of styles so you can be sure that no matter what your child's interests are, there will be the right design for them. There are beds that are simple frames that have different colors or patterns, while others have fun features such as desks, tents and book storage. There's even a design in which the ladder can be put on either side of the bed to ensure it's easy to find the way up!
Some mid and high sleeper beds also come with additional furniture like a desk or pull out chairs for guests to rest on. This makes the space underneath their bed a feature of their bedroom and may encourage kids to keep it clean and tidy.
If your child likes to play with their toys, they'll love having a den underneath their bed. There are designs that allow them to hang curtains or fairylights over their bedroom to create a magical space. Certain designs are more neutral, allowing your child to utilize it for studying or to relax.
Both mid and high sleeper beds can often be converted to lower sizes such as one bed when your child is ready to move on. This is a great financial investment since it can save you money over the long term and will ensure that your child will be able to sleep in their bed throughout their childhood and possibly into their teens. This is also a great option for families with more than one child since it can save you the cost of purchasing two separate beds for your children.
Stores
There's no getting away from the fact that kids own a lot of stuff! It's important that they have a place keep it all, particularly in a small space as a child's bedroom. That's why we have an array of beds that come with built-in storage options to help them get organised and tidy. There are a variety of choices to choose from, including single mid-sleepers with storage drawers and high-sleepers of full size that come with drawers that can be used as trundles for guests.
A mid sleeper, also known as a cabin bed or low bunk bed is a great way to make the most of the space in your child's bedroom. They're a happy medium between the traditional single bed and high or loft sleepers and can provide lots of fun, practicality and an ideal option for small bedrooms or children who might be concerned about sleeping too high. Mid sleeper beds can be elevated higher than standard single beds to provide more space for storage and even a play space.
These beds come with a variety of storage options, such as shelving units or cubes as well as wardrobes, bookcases, and trundle drawers. Depending on the model you choose you may be able to locate one that has a pull-out desk that can be used for studying or homework and then returned when not in use.
Many of our mid sleeper beds are made with specific themes or colours in mind so that they are suitable for girls or boys bedrooms. Some come with tents, fairy lights, rock-climbing walls or slides to give an element of adventure. Some have a cozy space under, with curtains or a seat so your children can relax with a good book or a coffee or tea, and relax in their own reading area.
Certain models, such as our Marlowe mid-sleeper bed, do not have storage underneath and feature shelves at the bottom of the mattress. This is ideal for creating an awesome area to sit and read. Combine the two to create a cozy reading space.
Safety
A mid-sleeper can be an excellent alternative to a traditional single mid sleeper cabin beds for small rooms bed because it comes with the space-saving advantages of a desk integrated into the design. This can free up floor space that can be used for useful purposes like a wardrobe, additional storage, or even a play space. The desk is built into the frame, so it's safe and sturdy for your child. The majority of these beds come with stairs or ladders to allow access, and they come in different styles so your child can find their ideal. There are beds that have a pirate-themed desk or ones that look like castles!
Mid sleepers are an excellent option for children with a young age as they can have an enjoyable space to sleep or study, as well as play. However, most guidelines from manufacturers require that your child be six years old or older before sleeping in a mid sleeper due to safety requirements.
Both high and mid sleeper beds are identical in terms of safety since both have an access ladder and safety panels that have to be put in place. If you adhere to the guidelines and use your high or mid sleeper correctly then there shouldn't be any safety concerns.
Carpet should be placed under your raised bed similar to what you would do with a cabin bed to reduce the risk that your child will suffer serious injury when they fall off. Also, make sure that your child is not using the high or mid sleeper as a climbing frame and that it's only for sleeping at night time. As climbing up the ladder or playing on it can cause serious injuries, you should ensure that your child is sleeping on their bed during the night.
Both mid and high sleepers are a fantastic space-saving alternative to a standard single bed. They can be incorporated into smaller bedrooms and work well with rooms with architectural quirks such as low ceilings. Children enjoy them and they are an excellent way to sleep. However, you must keep in mind that they must be 6 years old in order to sleep in one.