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Midi Bunk Bed and Trundle Bunk Bed Children's bunk bed designs are ideal for fostering imagination. A lot of them have a chic tent under the bed, creating a cozy space for reading, relaxing or hosting sleepovers. Some models also come with the option of a pull-out desk to help with homework and studying. Midi bunk beds, such as the Trasman Girona offers additional storage options with a three drawer chest and cupboard. They are recommended for children aged six years and older due to safety reasons. Loft Bed A loft bed can be built into an area to make space for other furniture. This kind of elevated mattress is available in a variety of sizes, designs and materials. It can be customized to include other components like desks or storage units. There are lofts that have stairs that make it easier to get to the top. However, it is important to consider the safety and accessibility of any raised bed before you buy it. No matter if you choose a standard loft bed or one with an elevator or a staircase, the space below it can be a great spot for study and play. You can also add chairs, desks and a bookcase or light to create an area that can be multi-functional and expands with your child's. Some models also include clubhouse or slide features that can appeal to children's spirit of adventure. Another benefit of the loft bed is its ability to maximize vertical space, which is particularly beneficial in smaller spaces with small space for floor. It is ideal for accommodating several people in a room. This allows you to save space, without sacrificing comfort and functionality. The structure of loft beds is typically built from premium timber or wood-like material and has a sleek look that is a perfect match for the décor. Some models come with wooden headboard and footboard that have slats to create an elegant, timeless look that blends with any interior style. Certain models have a contemporary style with clean lines and a minimalist design. They can be utilized in any modern home. A loft bed with stairs is a great option for children younger than because of its lower sleeping surface, which minimizes fall risks. It is also easier to climb than a traditional ladder. But, you must first teach your child how to climb and assess their ability to climb and their confidence before giving your child the option of sleeping on an elevated bed. There are bunk beds with a stairs that are designed to hold heavier weights, making them more stable and safe for older kids. It's important to remember that any loft that has a staircase will require careful assembly. Mid Sleeper If your kid wants something different than the typical bunk bed, a mid-sleeper might be just 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 things or play. They're situated higher than cabin beds but lower than high sleepers, making them safer for children. The space beneath mid sleeper beds is a great place for kids to study or work on craft projects. Built-in features such as shelves and desks can turn the open area into an area for study or a play space. VonHaus pine's mid-sleeper kids bed, for example, has an easy and clean design with a neutral colour that can be paired with any style of decor. It also has a desk that pulls out which can be used as a study desk and put away when not when not in use. A number of our beds for mid-sleeping are equipped with features specifically designed to increase their appeal and ease of use including a fun tent or slide. The Pino mid-sleeper with slide is an excellent illustration of this. It's ideal for children who want to make their bedtime more fun and can be equipped with curtains to provide extra privacy. Other designs, like the tradional Neptune mid-sleeper kids' bed, feature modern and minimalist designs that will work for boys and girls rooms. They also have storage space under the bed, which includes drawers and shelves to make space. They can be used with any UK standard single mattress. Both mid and high sleepers can be fitted with a sofa bed for when guests or family members visit and 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 great option for any room where you want to provide extra sleeping space for guests, but don't have the space for a second bed that is full size. These low-profile beds can be tucked under traditional beds or daybeds to make space. These beds are a good choice for small rooms, where bunk beds may be too heavy and also for studios or apartments that need to keep the floor clear. Most trundle beds are twin sized, but full-sized models are also available for those who prefer the extra comfort. They usually come with a an extremely thin mattress, which makes them easier to roll out and offers the most comfortable sleeping space than bunk beds. Some trundle beds even feature drawers or other storage features to provide more space for bedroom necessities like linens pillows, clothing, pillows and books. Some trundle beds have pop-up frames that raise the bottom of the secondary mattress to the same height as the main mattress, creating a more spacious sleeping environment. Some trundle bed designs can be simple and non-obtrusive. They can easily be integrated into various styles of decor. Many trundle beds can be folded away when they're not in use to allow for easy, quick cleanup and the best space savings. If you're purchasing a bed with a trundle, you'll need to consider what kind of mattress you'll choose to use for it. Since the trundle is lower to the ground than traditional mattresses, it's important that you get a quality foam mattress or sprung mattress that's comfy and offers great support. A better mattress will help the trundle bed last longer, giving you a long-term return on your investment. Bunk beds that have trundle beds give you greater bed-to-space efficiency and accommodate three people in a room instead of just two. They are often arranged in a trundle bed, in which the trundle is positioned beneath two bunk beds. Or, they can be used as a daybed, with a trundle that has the trundle all by itself and functions as a 3-sided single bed. These beds are perfect for teenagers and children who share a bedroom or older adults who require more space to sleep. Cabin Bed A cabin bed is a great way to add an extra sleeping space in your child's bedroom. The elevated platform for sleeping can be topped with other features, such as drawers, desks, shelving, cabinets and more. A slide out or trundle bed may also be included to make the most use of the space. They are a great choice for children who want having friends over for a sleepover or those with a limited bedroom space. These beds provide an unique combination of sleeping and storage space, which is perfect for children who like to make spaces for themselves or store their belongings in imaginative spaces. The design of the bed is stylish and versatile, meaning it can easily accommodate your child's evolving preferences and personalities as they grow older. You can decorate it with the style of a superhero or a fairytale castle or a modern style based on the style you select. Make sure that the cabin bed you're considering has all the safety requirements. Check for guardrails with no sharp edges or protrusions. Also check that the stairs or ladders are securely fixed and don't stick out beyond the sides of the cabin. Check that the fasteners are straight and receding to stop children from getting their clothes caught on them. Be sure to place the beds away from blinds and ceiling fans. One of the major advantages of a cabin bed or midi loft is that it's less bulky than a high sleeper and comes with a shorter ladder or staircase, making it suitable for smaller rooms. The cabin bed can be easily transformed into a bed that is lower in height for your child once they are older. A single cabin bed is much easier to reach than a high sleeper. This could be beneficial for older children who might not be confident in climbing the ladder. It's also less costly than a bunk bed or a full size single bed, and is an ideal choice for parents who are looking for ways to maximize the space in their child's bedroom.