Midi Bunk Bed and Trundle Bunk Bed

Children's bunk bed designs are great for encouraging imagination. A lot of them have a chic tent beneath the bed which creates a perfect den to read, relax, or hosting sleepovers. Some models also include an extra desk that can be pulled out for homework and studying.

Midi bunk beds such as the Trasman Girona offer extra storage with a 3 drawer chest and cupboard. They are suitable for children six years or older for security reasons.

Loft Bed

A loft bed added to a bedroom can make space for other furniture. This kind of elevated mattress is available in various sizes, styles, and materials. It can also be customized to accommodate other components such as desks or storage units. There are loft beds that have stairs that allow for safe access to the top. It is essential to consider the safety and accessibility of any bed that is raised.

If you choose a conventional 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 add tables, chairs, bookshelf, or even lighting to create a multi-purpose space that grows with your child's needs. Some models also have slides or a clubhouse that appeal to children's sense of adventure.

A loft bed can make the most of vertical space. This is particularly useful in rooms with small floor space. It is ideal for accommodating multiple people in a room. This lets you save space, without the comfort and convenience.

Loft beds are typically constructed from high-end wood or wood-like materials that have modern and sleek design that can be incorporated into any decor. Some models feature a slatted footboard and headboard for a timeless, classic look that can be incorporated into any style of interior. Others have a contemporary feel with simple lines and a minimalist design that will fit in with any modern home.

A stair loft bed is perfect for children who are young due to its lower sleeping surface, which lowers the risk of falling. It is also much easier to climb than a traditional ladder. However, you should first teach them how to do it and then assess their ability to climb and their confidence before sleeping your child on an elevated bed. You can find bunk beds with stairs that are designed to hold heavier loads making them more secure and safer for older children. It is important to remember that any loft bed with a staircase requires careful assembly.

Mid Sleeper

A mid sleeper bunk beds sleeper is a great alternative to the traditional bunk beds for your child. It is designed to balance space-saving functionality and comfort they're perfect for children until the pre-teenage age. Mid-sleeper beds feature a raised platform for sleeping with plenty of space beneath to store items or play. They are higher than high sleepers, but less than cabin beds, making them more suitable for children.

The space beneath mid sleeper beds is a great place for children to study or work on craft projects. Built-in features such as shelves and desks can transform the space into a study or play nook. The VonHaus pine mid-sleeper children's bed, for example, has a clean and simple design with a neutral white finish that can fit with almost any style of decor. It also comes with an extra desk that can be used as study tables when not in use.

A number of our beds for mid-sleeping come with purpose-built features to enhance their appeal and ease of use like an enjoyable tent or slide. The Pino mid sleeper cabin bed with stairs-sleeper with slide is a great example. It's perfect for kids who love to make bedtime a lot of fun and is able to be fitted with curtains for added privacy.

Other designs, like the tradional Neptune mid sleeper kids' bed, feature an updated and minimalist design that will suit both bedrooms for girls and boys. They come with storage options under the bed, including shelves and drawers that make space. They can be used with any UK standard single mattress.

mid sleeper cabin bed with desk and high sleepers can be fitted with the option of a sofa bed when guests or family members visit and an ample wardrobe for the many outfit changes they may need to make. These extras are able to be added to any of our designs, making them versatile enough for use by your child throughout the years.

Trundle Bed

Trundle beds are a smart addition to any room where you require additional sleeping space for guests but don't have the space to fit a full-sized bed. They're built on wheels and are tucked away under traditional daybeds or bed frames, saving space by keeping the second mattress low to the surface. They're a good option in small spaces where bunk beds might seem too bulky, and in studios or apartments where you want to make sure that floor space is open.

The majority of trundle bed models are twin-sized. However, full-sized models are available for those looking for the added comfort. They are typically constructed with a softer mattress than traditional mattresses, which allows them roll out with ease and provide a lower sleep space than bunk beds. Some trundle beds even feature drawers or other storage options to give more space to bedroom necessities like linens pillows, clothing, pillows and books.

Some trundle beds come with an open-top framework that raises the secondary mattress to the height of the main mattress. This creates a more spacious sleeping area. Other trundle beds are basic and unobtrusive, making them a breeze to incorporate into various styles of decor. A lot of trundle beds can be removed when not in use to allow for quick, easy cleanup and the best space savings.

When you're buying a bed with a trundle, you'll need to consider what kind of mattress you'll use to go with it. The trundle bed has a lower quality than conventional mattresses, which means you need to get a mattress that is comfortable. A better mattress will help the bed last longer, giving you long-term value for your investment.

Bunk beds that incorporate trundle beds provide more bed-to-spacing efficiency and can accommodate three people in one room instead of two. They're often arranged as a bunk bed with trundle with the trundle beneath two bunked beds, or a trundle daybed that has a separate trundle and acts as a single, three-sided mattress. These beds are ideal for teenagers and children who share a bedroom, or for older adults who require extra space to sleep.

Cabin Bed

A cabin bed is an enjoyable way to add an extra sleeping space to your child's room. The raised sleeping platform can be topped with additional features such as drawers, a desk as well as cabinets, shelves, and more. You can also add an trundle bed or slide-out bed to make the most of the space. They are a great choice for children who like to host sleepovers with friends or for those who have a small bedroom space.

These beds are perfect for children who love to build dens and hide their belongings in imaginative spaces. The design of the bed is fashionable and versatile, which means it will easily suit your child's changing preferences and personalities as they grow up. You can decorate it with a superhero theme or a fairytale castle or a modern style according to the style that you choose.

Be sure that the cabin bed you're thinking of buying has all the safety requirements. Make sure that the guardrails are free of sharp edges or protrusions. Make sure that the ladders or stairs are secured and do not stick out beyond the edges of your cabin. Make sure the fasteners are level and receding to avoid children falling off their clothes. Be sure to place the beds away from blinds and ceiling fans.

One of the primary advantages of a cabin bed or midi loft is that it's smaller than a high sleeper, and has a shorter ladder or staircase which makes it suitable for smaller rooms. The cabbed is easily transformed into a bed that is lower in height for your child once they are older.

Another advantage of a single cabin mid-sleeper is that it's easier to reach than a high-sleeper, which can pose a risk to older children who are less confident with the ladder. It's also less costly than a bunk or a full-size single bed and is an ideal choice for parents trying to maximize their children's bedroom space.