Tall Cabin Bed - The Perfect Kid's Bedroom Furniture Piece

A tall cabin bed for children is a great option for small bedrooms. They're ideal for children from to about six years old. They can be accessed using an elevator or a staircase.

We recommend that your child be at least six years old before using a ladder. This is because they'll have to be able to be able to safely climb.

Size

A cabin bed is a higher-end style of single bed with an office, sofa or a shelving unit above the sleeping area. The most practical and fashionable models (such as the Kids Pilot cabin bed shown above from Amazon) combine a variety of beneficial functions into a single piece of furniture that can save space in the bedrooms of children. The upper part of the bed is accessible via a small ladder or staircase. This area can also serve as a desk, a bookcase, and a storage area.

Cabin beds, sometimes referred to as mid-sleeper or kids mid-sleeper, are typically higher than bunk beds and less than loft beds that are high-rise. They are ideal for children who are not yet ready to sleep in a bunk bed but prefer a platform to study or play.

They're also a great choice for those who live in a cramped space and are looking to maximize their floor area. A solid, high-end cabin bed is expensive but the design and craftsmanship of a high-quality model will ensure it lasts for many years.

Cabin beds can be high and require a ladder to get onto. It may be too high for smaller children or for people who have mobility issues. If this is a problem you might want to opt for a low bunk instead of a cabin-style bed.

Cabin beds can also pose a issue because the range cabin bed storage beneath them could become cluttered with clothes, toys, books and other items. It can be difficult to keep the room tidy. A few items can make it difficult to change the bedding, especially if you have to climb up or reach over them.

Certain models (such as the pictured Flintshire Billie 3FT single bed mattress) overcame this problem by including a full-size side desk three drawers and cube bookshelves that provide plenty of room to store everything. Some models (like the Julian Bowen cookie) are more minimalist and include a short ladder to access the upper platform.

Style

Cabin beds can be built with built-in storage or furniture underneath. This makes them suitable for rooms with small bedrooms or with limited floor space. This lets kids create an multi-purpose play space in their bedroom with the top bunk bed acting as storage or desk space and the space below the bed being used for playing. Cuckooland's Olivia kid's bed, for instance, has large stairs that are ideal for children's feet, as well as an angled ladder shape so as to keep fingers from getting trapped.

For older children who are ready to transition from a crib for toddlers, a high-sleeper or mid-sleeper bed is the next step in their development. These beds for older children usually have desks as well as seating options to aid them in study and homework, with some models also featuring a pull-out sofa, or guest bed, so thed into an adaptable piece of furniture.

Safety is the main factor to take into consideration when choosing raised beds for children, particularly those that require the use of a step ladder. Parents should carefully assess their child's readiness for the cabin bed. This is usually at the age of four or higher. It's recommended that children wait until they reach at least six before using the top bunk on an adjustable bed frame with an elevated ladder.

To minimize the risk of accidents, choose a high-quality cabin bed that is constructed of durable materials with edges and corners that have been rounded. Make sure that ladder rungs are well spaced to avoid entrapment and that children can't slide through. Soft padding on potentially impact zones further reduces the risk of injury Many cabin beds mid sleepers beds are padded to ensure that any bruises or bumps don't leave marks on the skin.

When selecting a cabin bed, it is crucial that the bed can be erected quickly and effortlessly without tools. This will make it simpler for parents to assemble the bed in a secure area, such as their bedroom, and to quickly remove or move storage pieces when needed.

The final thing to think about is a bed that is easy to clean and maintain. A bed that has panels that are easy to take off that can be cleaned and a sturdy, solid frame made of non-toxic materials is the best choice. These features will keep the cabin bed looking good for longer and ensure that it continues to be a useful solution for a growing kid.

Storage

Children like beds that are elevated off the ground, and whether they're bunk beds or mid-sleepers, they add an element of entertainment to their bedrooms and sleeping spaces. Cabin beds are practical, as many have built-in storage. This makes them perfect for small rooms or homes that are looking to maximize space.

A loft bed is a fantastic illustration of a cabin bed that's built with built in storage. They typically have an open shelf underneath the mattress. Some come with a pull-out desk to study or play, perfect for children who like to stay up late or work on school projects.

The Lifetime Climb & Slide cabin beds double Bed For instance, it includes two castors on which two boxes can be tucked under the mattress, which means there's plenty of storage inside this children's cabin bed. It is also made from FSC certified Scandinavian pine for a stylish, environmentally sustainable finish.

A lot of our cabin beds are equipped with drawers under the bed. These can be great to store clothes, bedding or toys. They are particularly useful if you're struggling to find space in the bedroom of your child.

Some of our mid-sleeper as well as high-sleeper models come with an additional furniture range that can be put beneath and around the bed. This allows you to customise the appearance of your child's space and can include things like desks, wardrobes or even a fold-up sofa for sleepovers.

Although the extra furniture can be a great option to make space in your child's room however, you should consider how secure it is for them to use a high sleeper or top bunk. Some experts recommend a certain age of 15 for the highest of these kinds of beds and it's important to assess your child's ability to use them safely before purchasing. It can be challenging to change sheets or arrange bedding on a raised cabin bed because you're halfway between climbing and reaching.