Mid Sleeper Beds

Mid sleepers are lower to the ground than a high sleeper and have a smaller ladder or staircase, making them perfect for children younger than. They provide plenty of space underneath for storage, desks and beds for spare beds.

Many cabin beds come with a fabulous under-bed tent that comes in a variety of themes and colours. These are popular with children and can serve as a place to relax or a reading zone.

Size

Despite their name mid sleepers are lower to the ground than high-sleeper cabin beds and thus are more suitable for children of all ages. They are also perfect for bedrooms that are smaller, since they require less floor space than a normal single.

They have many of the same great features as a high sleeper but at a more comfortable sleeping height. This lets your child sleep safely and securely in the evening, while having a play space under their mattress.

The best part is that mid-sleeper beds typically come in a range of exciting designs that will inspire imagination and make the transition to a 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 or studying. Some also have drawers that trundle or a pull-out couch to accommodate guests at sleepovers.

A good quality mid-sleeper can also offer a range of storage options that can aid your child in keeping their room tidy and organised. These could include shelves, drawers or cabinets for books or toys. Some have a desk with an open table to work from or study. The Trasman Mid Sleeper Cabin bed is a great example, as it includes all of these features.

A mid-sleeper with desks is an excellent option for older children who wish to relax and enjoy their favourite activities while catching a good night's rest. Some designs include an exciting slide that could be a great addition to their bedroom and allow them to zip up and down with friends during playtime or during an evening slumber party. Everyone will be jealous of them! The majority of our high and mid sleeper beds are designed with longevity in mind and can be adapted throughout the years as your child grows up. This feature is standard to all Lifetime Kids furniture, so your child can be comfortable in their high or mid sleeper well into their teens.

Style

A mid sleeper cabin bed sits higher than bunk beds or a high sleeper, but lower than a loft bed. This is ideal for children who want to have a bit more head space but still prefer the practical features of a high-sleeper such as shelves and desks.

There are many different styles of beds, so no matter what your child's interests are, you can find the bed that is suitable for them. There are beds that are simple frames with various patterns or colors as well as some with fun features such as desks, tents, and storage for books. There is even a design that allows the ladder can be fixed on either side of the bed so it's easy to locate your way up!

Some mid and high-sleeper beds have additional furniture, like a pull-out chair bed or desk for guests to sleep on. This makes the space beneath their bed an actual feature of their bedroom and could be a great way to encourage children to keep their bedroom clean, tidy and organised.

If your child is a fan of fantasy, they'll be thrilled by the idea of having a den under their bed for them to hide and play in. You can get designs that let them hang curtains or fairy lights on their den in order to create a magical space. Some designs are more neutral that allow your child to use it for studying or to relax.

If your child is ready to make the leap, both mid and high sleeper beds can be changed into a smaller format, such as a single. This is a great investment as it can save you money over the long term and your child will be able to use their preferred bed throughout their childhood, and even through their teens. This is also an option for families who have more than one child because it will reduce the expense of purchasing two separate beds for your children.

Storage

There's no doubt about the fact that kids own lots of things! It's crucial that they have a place store it all, especially in a small space as a bedroom for a child. This is why we provide an array of beds with built-in storage options to help them organize and tidy. From single mid sleepers with storage drawers to full size high sleepers with trundle drawers that allow for additional sleeping space for guests staying over, there's sure to be a solution that will fit your needs.

A mid-sleeper, also referred to as a cabin bed or a low bunk bed, is an excellent option to make the most of limited space in your child's bedroom. They're a great compromise between the traditional single bed and a loft or high sleeper and offer plenty of entertainment practicality, and are a great option for small bedrooms or kids who might be worried about sleeping too high up. Mid sleeper beds can be elevated higher than standard single beds to provide more space for storage and even a play area.

The beds are equipped with a range of storage options. These include cube or shelving units and wardrobes, bookcases and trundle drawers. Depending on the model you choose you may even be able to find one that has a pull-out desk that can be used for studying or homework and then put back in when it's no longer needed.

A lot of our beds for mid-sleepers are designed to fit girls or boys bedrooms. Some come with tents, fairy lights, rock-climbing walls or slides to give an element of excitement. Some come with a cozy den with curtains and a seat, which means your children can snuggle in their reading area with an e-book or an iced tea or a good book.

Some models, like our Marlowe mid-sleeper bed, have no storage underneath, and include an end table for books at the top of the mattress. This is ideal for creating an awesome area to sit and relax metal mid sleeper cabin bed and read. Combine this with bean bags to create a cozy reading space.

Safety

A mid-sleeper can be a great alternative to a single bed because it comes with an office that can be used to save space. This frees the floor space that can be used for useful purposes such as a wardrobe, additional storage space or even a play space. The desk will be integrated into the frame of the bed which makes it sturdy and safe for your child to use. Most beds have ladders or stairs to allow access, and they come in different styles, so your child can find their favourite. There are beds that have a desk with a pirate theme or castle-themed ones!

Mid sleepers are an excellent option for children who are young as they can provide an ideal space to relax or study, as well as play. However, most manufacturer guidelines recommend that your child is at least 6 years old before sleeping in a mid-sleeper because of safety standards.

Mid and high sleeper beds are similar in terms of safety since both come with an access ladder and safety panels that have to be fitted. If you adhere to the guidelines and use your mid or high sleeper correctly, then there shouldn't any safety issues.

It is recommended to put carpet under your raised bed, just as you would with a cabin bed, to decrease the chance that your child will suffer serious injury when they fall off. Also, make sure that your child isn't using the high or mid sleeper as a climbing frame and that it's only to be used for sleeping at night. As climbing up the ladder or playing with it could lead to serious injuries, you must make sure your child is only using their bed at night.

Both mid and high sleepers are a great alternative to a traditional single bed. They can fit in smaller bedrooms and work with rooms that have architectural nuances like low ceilings. Children love them and they're an excellent way to sleep. But, you should keep in mind that they must be 6 years old to sleep in one.