Why Choose a Mid Cabin Bed?

If your child is young or old, a mid cabin bed will provide innovative and flexible furniture for their bedroom.

These are also great for those with limited floor space. They are often equipped with clever storage solutions, and some come with pull-out desks to study or fun play tents.

Stores

In children's rooms space is at a premium. This is why space-saving beds such as mid and cabin beds for adults beds are becoming increasingly sought-after because of their ability to optimize room layouts and offer flexible storage solutions. They maximize floor space by including built-in furniture like shelves and drawers under the bed. Some have fun play tents or curtains to add extra excitement.

With the help of your child, you could transform the space underneath the bed into a study space or craft area, or even a cosy den. There are plenty of possibilities for storage in the form of drawers and wardrobes or shelves and a pull-out desk and even a sofa that folds.

Cabin and mid sleeper beds allow parents to be creative with the layout of their children's rooms as they can change as they grow older. For example, you can move the shelves around and turn the space under the bed into a study zone or play area as they get older. Also, you can put in the cosy Olivia mid sleeper bed with stairs at the side of their bedroom and transform it into a reading area or a space to do crafts.

Making use of the space underneath the cabin of your children or on the middle sleeper bed for storage is not only practical and efficient, but it can also enhance their interior design style. Choose a white or neutral colour scheme to complement any furniture you have in your children's bedroom or opt for something vibrant and bold that can make a big statement.

When you are choosing a kid's mid or high sleeper It is crucial to consider your child's age as well as whether they are safe to use the top bunk. Some manufacturers recommend a minimum age of six years old for this, but it's always important to check the product's details for specific safety guidelines. If you are unsure then an older bunk bed or a children's cabin beds with slides bed with stairs may be a better option for younger kids. Check out our guide on selecting the best bed for your child if you're looking at a mid or high sleeper.

Desks

A big benefit of cabin beds generally speaking is that they have a tonne of storage options. This allows them to maximise space in a room while helping reduce clutter and offering an organized and tidy space for kids to play in. Most of the time these midsleepers have shelves, drawers, and wardrobe units beneath which are ideal for storing clothes, toys and blankets, as well in other essential items such as games consoles, books and school items.


Our Aire cabin bed in light grey comes with a small sofa and ladder that can be placed on either the left or right of the frame. This gives you plenty of space beneath for storage. This bed is a little higher than mid sleepers, but lower than high sleepers. It is suitable for older kids.

Ladders

A mid-cabin bed is a great alternative to the high-sleeper. The mid cabin bed is a little higher and comes with a smaller ladder for accessing your child's bed. This makes them more suited to children younger than them who may not be confident enough or strong enough to climb the higher ladders found in a high sleeper. They also provide a range of different storage solutions built-in and pull out desks depending on the needs of your child.

You can choose between straight and angle ladders that sit on top of the mattress, or stand out slanted for an easy-to-climb style. You can add an extension slide to the classic mid-high sleeper or mid-high to create a fun room under the bed.

These beds are space-saving and Mid Cabin Bed can easily be converted into a low bunk a full-size loft or a standard full bed when your children and family members grow. They're constructed to last and are made to be durable as well as safe and stable. With all of this in mind, why not think about a Maxtrix children's mid-loft bed or a classic mid-sleeper for your child?