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Why Choose a Mid Cabin Bed? No matter if your child is old or young, a mid cabin bed can offer an exciting and flexible furniture option for their bedroom. They can also be a great choice for those who have a small area for flooring. They are often equipped with clever storage solutions and some even include tables that can be pulled out to study or fun play tents. Stores Space is a scarce commodity in the bedrooms of children. This is the reason why beds that are space-saving like mid- and cabin beds are becoming increasingly sought-after due to their ability to optimize room layouts and offer flexible storage solutions. They make the most of floor space and come with built-in furniture like shelves or drawers underneath the bed. Some come with fun curtains or play tents for added excitement. You can transform the space underneath the bed of your child into an area for study or crafting, or even a cozy living space with a little help. With options such as drawer and wardrobe storage, shelves, a pull out desk, or even a fold-away sofa – there's plenty possibilities to create and help your kids keep their bedroom tidy. Mid-sleeper and cabin beds let parents be imaginative in how they use the rooms of their children as they can change as they grow. For instance, you can move the shelves around and transform the space beneath the bed into a study zone or a play area as they become older. Or, you can add the cozy Olivia mid sleeper bed with stairs to the side of their room and transform it into a reading area or a space for crafting. It's not just practical and practical but it can also improve the interior design of your child's bedroom. Choose a neutral or white colour scheme that will complement the furniture you have in your children's bedroom, or choose something bold and vibrant that can make a big statement. When you are choosing a kid's high or mid-sleeper it is important to determine your child's age and if they can safely use the top bunk. Some manufacturers recommend an age minimum of 6 years old to use this, but it's always worth checking the product details for specific safety guidelines. If you are unsure then an older bunk bed or childrens cabin beds with stairs could be a better option for younger kids. Check out our guide on choosing the right bed for your child if you're thinking of a high or mid sleeper. Desks Cabin beds are great because they offer a lot of storage space. This allows them to maximize the space inside a room while reducing clutter and providing an organized and tidy space for kids to play in. Midsleepers usually come with shelves, drawers and wardrobes under which are great for storing clothing, blankets, toys, and other essential items like games consoles, books, and school items. Some feature pull-out desks which can be used to do homework or to study, helping keep your child on track as they progress through school. You can also find fun accessories such as play tents and curtains which transform the bed into a comfortable and inviting space for your child. Sofa Seats The sofa seats that come with cabin beds are a great selling point. They look comfortable and are easily transformed into beds. You simply unfold the front and remove any cushions from the seat to reveal a large double bed tucked into the frame. It's great for guests! If you're considering purchasing a sofa sleeper, we recommend that you check it is made to the highest standards before you purchase. You should ensure that it is compliant with BS EN 747-1 which covers the durability and strength of bunk and high sleeper furniture. The seats of a cabin bed are also usually large enough for two people, ensuring your guests are secured while they sleep. Use a mattress cover to safeguard the mattress when you use couches as beds. This will help to keep it fresh and also protect it from being damaged. It can be difficult to keep a child's room tidy and clean with all the toys and mess. Many mid- or high-sleepers feature integrated storage options like drawers, cabinets, and shelves. This provides your child with a space to store their belongings and helps to keep their space neat, creating a comfortable study and chill out zone in their bedroom. Some of our models have an open desk that creates a comfortable space for your child to work in their homework or schoolwork without being disturbed by other family members or pets sleeping in the room. The Trasman Girona mid-sleeper is a perfect illustration of this, with a a spacious desk that can be removed from the side and a sofa seat on either the left or right hand side of the frame. We also have some fantastic options for those with limited space, our light grey Aire cabin bed comes with an incredibly compact sofa seat as well as a ladder that can be constructed to either the left or right of the frame, providing plenty of space under for storage and play. This bed is a little higher than our mid sleepers, but lower than a high sleeper, which allows it to be used by older children too. Ladders A mid-cabin mattress is a great alternative to high-sleeper. cabin beds for small rooms Bunk Beds Store are raised slightly higher than the ground and come with a smaller ladder to get up to your kids bed. This makes them more suitable to children of a younger age who may not be confident or strong enough to withstand the more squat ladders that are found in a higher sleeper. They also have a variety 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 are directly against the mattress or stand out slanted for an easy-to-climb design. You can even add an extra slide to your child's classic mid-high or mid sleeper to make it an adventure and create a fun play area under their bed. These space-saving beds can be easily converted to create a low bunk, an entire loft or regular full-size bed as your children and family grow. These beds are built to last, and are durable, stable and secure. So, with all this in mind, why not consider a Maxtrix kids' mid loft bed or a classic mid sleeper for your child?