Mid Sleeper Beds

Mid sleepers are lower to ground than a high sleeper and have a smaller staircase or ladder, so they are great for younger children. They also offer space beneath for storage, desks, spare beds and play areas.

A lot of cabin beds have an excellent under-bed tent, which comes in a variety of themes and colors. These are a hit with kids and can be used to create their own home or a chill zone.

Size

Mid sleepers are smaller than high sleeper beds even though they're called. They are, therefore, more suitable for children. They are also great for smaller rooms since they don't take up as much floor space as the conventional single bed.

They offer many of the same great features of a high-sleeper but at a higher, more comfortable height. This lets your child sleep comfortably and safely in the evening, while playing beneath their mattress.

What's great is that mid-sleeper beds are often available in a range of exciting designs to inspire imagination and make the transition to their new bed enjoyable. There are plenty of designs that have a tent for kids to play and sleep in or even a desk for homework and studying. Many designs also have drawers with trundles or a pull-out bed for guests to stay over.

A good quality mid-sleeper will also come with a variety of storage options that can aid your child in keeping their space tidy and organized. These could include drawers, shelves or cupboards for books and toys. Some even have a desk with a pull-out table for homework or studying. The Trasman Girona Mid Sleeper Cabin Bed is an excellent example as it has all of these features.

A mid-sleeper that has desks is a great option for older children that want to unwind and indulge in their favorite hobbies while getting a good night's sleep. Some designs have an exciting slide that could be a fantastic addition to your bedroom. It is possible to zip up and down together with their pals in the course of a playdate or a slumberparty. All their friends will envy them! The majority of our high and mid sleeper beds are designed with longevity in mind, and can be adapted to your needs as your child gets older. This feature is common to all Lifetime Kids furniture, so your child can be comfortable in their mid or high sleeper for a long time into their teenage years.

Style

A mid sleeper cabin bed is a bed that is higher than bunk beds or a high sleeper, but lower than the loft bed. This makes it ideal for children who prefer to have a little bit of headroom, but still want the practical elements of a high sleeper such as a desk or shelves.

There are a variety of beds, so no matter what your child's interest is there is the bed that is suitable for them. Some beds are simple frames that have different colors or patterns as well as some with amusing features like desks, tents, and book storage. There is even a design in which the ladder can be put on either side of the bed, so it's easy to locate your way up!

Some beds for high and mid-sleepers include additional furniture, for example a pull-out chair bed or desk for guests to sleep on. This makes the space beneath the bed a focal point of their bedroom and may encourage kids to keep it clean and tidy.

If your child is a fan of make believe, then they'll be thrilled by the idea of having a room under their bed to retreat to and play in. You can even find designs where you can hang curtains or fairy lights over their den to create a truly beautiful space. Some designs are more neutral and allow your child to utilize it for studying or relaxing.

Both high and mid sleeper beds are often converted into lower formats such as single beds when your child is ready to move on. This is a great investment as it can save money in the end and your child can have their favorite bed through their childhood, and even into their teens. This is also an option for families with more than one child as it can save you the expense of buying two separate beds for your children.

Storage

There's no getting away from the fact that kids own a lot of stuff! It's important that they have somewhere to store everything, especially in a room as small as a bedroom for a child. We offer a variety of beds with built-in storage to aid your child in staying organized and tidy. There are a variety of choices to choose from, including single mid-sleepers that have storage drawers and high-sleepers that are full-sized and have drawers that can be used as trundles for guests.

A mid sleeper, also referred to as the cabin bed or low bunk bed, is a great way to make the most of limited space in your child's bedroom. They're a good compromise between one bed and loft or high sleeper beds. They offer a lot of entertainment and practicality and are a great option for kids with smaller bedrooms or who are concerned about sleeping too high. Due to their lower height, mid-sleeper beds are often raised off the ground in order to allow for storage or even a play area underneath.

The storage options available for these kinds of beds are varied, but could include shelving units or cubes as well as bookcases, wardrobes, drawers with trundles, and more! Depending on the model you choose, you might even be able to mid sleeper small single locate one that has a pull-out desk which can be used for homework or studying and then put back in when it's no longer needed.

A lot of our mid-sleeper beds are designed with specific themes or colours in mind, so that they suit either boys or girls bedrooms. Some come with tents with fairy lights, rock-climbing walls or slides to give a sense of adventure. Some have a cosy den under, with curtains or a seat so your kids can relax with a good book, coffee and enjoy their own reading area.

Certain models, such as our Marlowe mid-sleeper bed, are designed without storage underneath and feature an end table for books at the top of the mattress, which is perfect to create an amazing space to sit and relax and read. Combine the two to create a cozy reading space.

Safety

A mid-sleeper is an excellent alternative to a single bed, as it has desk space that is not used. This can free up floor space which can be used for useful purposes like a wardrobe additional storage space or even a play space. The desk will be integrated into the frame of the bed, which means that it's solid and safe for your child to use. 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 favourite. There are beds with a pirate desk or castle-themed ones!

Mid sleepers can be an ideal option for younger children as they provide a space where they can play, study and sleep. Most guidelines from manufacturers recommend that your child is at least 6 years old before they sleep in a mid-sleeper because of safety rules.

Mid and high sleeper beds are identical in terms of safety, as they both have an access ladder and safety panels that have to be fitted. However, if you follow the directions for assembly and use your high or mid sleeper properly, there should not be any safety issues.

Carpet should be placed under your raised bed, like you would with a cabin bed, to reduce the risk that your child may suffer serious injury in the event of a fall. Also, make sure that your child does not use the mid- or high-sleeper as a climbing frame and only uses it for sleeping at night. Since climbing up the ladder or playing with it could result in serious injuries, it is important to ensure that your child is sleeping on their bed during the night.

High and mid sleepers are a great alternative to the standard single bed. They are great for bedrooms that are smaller, and they also are great for rooms with architectural quirks like low ceilings. Children enjoy them and they are a great way to sleep. However, it is important to keep in mind that they must be 6 years old in order to sleep in one.