Midi Bunk Bed and Trundle Bunk Bed
Kids' bunk beds are ideal for fostering imagination. A lot of them have a chic tent underneath the bed, which creates a perfect den for reading, relaxing or hosting sleepovers. Some also offer an open desk to study and homework too.
Midi bunk beds such as the Trasman Girona come with extra storage space thanks to a three drawer chest and cupboard. For safety reasons they are not recommended for children who are over the age of six.
Loft Bed
Adding a loft bed to the bedroom can make space for other furniture. This kind of elevated bed is available in different designs, sizes, and materials. It can also be customised to accommodate other components such as desks or storage units. There are even lofts with stairs that allow you to get to the top. However, it is important to think about the accessibility and safety of any raised bed prior to you buy it.
It is possible to use the space underneath the loft bed to study and play, regardless of whether you select the standard model or an loft bed with an escalator. You can include a table or chairs, a bookshelf, or even lighting to create a multi-purpose area that adapts to your child's needs. Some models come with features such as slides or a clubhouse that will appeal to the adventurous nature of kids.
Another advantage of the loft bed is its ability to maximize vertical space, which can be particularly useful in smaller rooms with tight flooring. It is ideal for accommodating multiple people in a room. This allows you to reduce space without losing comfort or functionality.
Loft beds are generally constructed of premium wood or similar materials, with a sleek and modern finish that complements any decor. Some models have bed with a headboard and footboard slatted to give an elegant, timeless appearance that can be incorporated into any style of interior. Some have a modern look with simple lines and a minimalist style that can be used in any modern home.
A loft bed with stairs is ideal for younger children 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 must first show them how to climb it and evaluate their level of ability to climb and their confidence before giving your child the option of sleeping on an elevated bed. You can find bunk beds that have stairs that are designed to handle heavier loads which makes them more secure and safer for older children. It is important to keep in mind that any loft that has a staircase will require careful installation.
Mid Sleeper
If your kid wants something different from the standard bunk bed, a mid-sleeper might be just what they're looking for. They're designed to strike a balance between functionality and comfort. They're ideal for children from pre-teens to teens. Mid sleeper beds have a raised sleeping platform with a vast area beneath to play or store items. They are higher than high sleepers but lower than cabin beds, making them safer for infants and toddlers.
The space that is left open beneath mid-sleeper beds could be transformed into a play or study nook thanks to built in features like shelves and desks which are ideal for children who require a separate space to work on homework or craft projects. The VonHaus pine mid-sleeper children's bed, for example, has an elegant and clean design with a neutral white finish that will work with any type of decor. It also comes with a desk that pulls out, meaning it can be used as a study table, and put away when not when not in use.
Some of our mid-sleeper beds have particular features that add appeal and functionality like slides or a tent. The Pino mid-sleeper with slide is an excellent illustration. It's ideal for kids who want to make bedtime fun, and is able to be fitted with curtains for extra privacy.
Other designs, such as the tradional Neptune mid sleeper kids' bed, come with modern and minimalist designs that will suit both boys and girls rooms. They have an underbed storage solution including shelves and drawers to free up floor space and can be used with any standard UK single mattress.
Both high and mid sleepers can be equipped with the option of a sofa bed when friends or family come over, as well as an ample wardrobe for every outfit change. Many of our designs can be upgraded by adding these additional features, ensuring they're able to be used by your child to use throughout the years.
Trundle Bed
Trundle beds are a great addition to any room in which you need extra sleeping space for guests but don't have enough room to accommodate another full-sized bed. They are constructed on wheels and are tucked away under standard daybeds or bed frames and save space by keeping the second mattress low to the floor. These beds are a great choice for small rooms, where bunk beds can be too heavy, and for studios or apartments who want to keep the floor free of clutter.
The majority of trundle bed models are twin-sized. However, full-sized models are available for those who want the added comfort. They typically come with a thin mattress, which makes them more comfortable to roll out and offers an even more comfortable sleep than bunk beds. Some trundle beds even feature drawers or other storage to provide more space for things like linen, pillows, clothing and books.
Certain trundle bed designs feature frames that pop up to raise the bottom of the mattress to the same height as the primary mattress, creating a more spacious sleeping environment. Other trundle beds are simple and non-obtrusive, which makes them easy to fit into different decor styles. Many trundle beds are folded away when they're not in use to allow for simple, quick cleaning and maximum space savings.
It is important to consider the mattress you will use when you buy a trundle. Since the trundle bed is lower than traditional mattresses, it's essential to choose a high-quality foam mattress or sprung mattress that's comfortable and provides excellent support. A higher-quality mattress will help the trundle mattress last longer, and give you a long-term return on your investment.
Bunk beds with trundle beds can be more spacious and can hold up to three people in an area instead of just two. They are typically arranged as a trundle bed, where the trundle is placed under two bunk beds. Or, they can be used as a daybed with a trundle that has the trundle all by itself and can be used as a three-sided single bed. They're great for teens and children who share a room, or for older adults and guests who require more space for sleep.
Cabin Bed
A cabin bed is an ideal way to add an additional sleeping space to the room of your child. The elevated sleeping platform can be enhanced with other features, such as desks, drawers as well as cabinets, shelves, and more. You can also include a trundle bed or slide-out bed to maximize the space available. These are a great option for children who want to have friends sleep over or those with a limited space in their bedrooms.
These beds are ideal for kids who love to build dens and keep their belongings safe in imaginative spaces. The bed's design is stylish and versatile so it can easily adapt to your child's changing preferences and character as they grow older. It can be decorated with the style of a superhero or a fairytale castle or even a modern one, depending on the style that you choose.
Before you buy a cabin bed, make sure it meets all safety standards. Make sure that the guardrails are free of sharp edges or protrusions. Make sure that the ladders or staircases are securely attached and do not stick out over the edges of your cabin. Verify that the fasteners are on an even surface and are receding so that children don't get caught in their clothing. Be sure to place the beds away from blinds and ceiling fans.
A mid-sized loft bed or cabin bed has the advantage of being less bulky and also having a shorter ladder or staircase, making it perfect for smaller rooms. In contrast to the high sleeper which is difficult to transform into a lower-height bed when your child is older and needs to be lowered, the cabbed is easy to adjust for this purpose.
Another advantage of the single cabin mid sleeper is that it's much easier to reach than a high sleeper which can pose a risk for older children who are less confident with the ladder. mid rise bunk bed 's also less expensive than a full-sized single bed or a bunk. This makes it an ideal choice for parents looking to maximize the space in their kids' bedrooms.