Midi Bunk Bed and Trundle Bunk Bed
Kids' bunk beds are ideal for fostering imagination. A lot of them have a chic tent under the bed, that creates a great space for reading, relaxing, or hosting sleepovers. Some models also come with the option of a pull-out desk to help with homework and studying.
Midi bunk beds, like the Trasman Girona offers additional storage options with a three drawer chest and a cabinet. For mid sleepers of safety, they are only recommended for children who are over the age of six.
Loft Bed
A loft bed can be built into an area to free up space for other furniture. This kind of elevated bed is available in a variety of designs sizes, dimensions, and materials. It is also customizable to accommodate other elements like desks or storage units. There are lofts that have stairs that allow you to reach the top. It is essential to think about the safety and accessibility of any bed that is raised.
It is possible to use the space under the loft bed to play and study, whether you select the standard model or an loft bed with stairs. You can add chairs, desks and a bookcase or light to create a space that can be multi-functional and expands with your child's. Certain models have features like slides or a clubhouse that appeal to the adventurous nature of children.
Another benefit of a loft bed is its ability to maximize vertical space, which can be particularly beneficial in smaller rooms with tight flooring. It's also ideal for accommodating multiple sleepers in a single room, allowing you to make space without sacrificing comfort or functionality.
The structure of a loft bed is usually constructed of high-quality wood or a wood-like material, with a sleek finish that complements the surrounding decor. Some models feature a slatted footboard and headboard for an elegant, timeless look that blends in with any style of interior. Some models have a modern feel, with sleek lines and a minimalist design that can be used in any modern home.
A stair loft is a great option for children younger than 5 years old because it has a lower sleeping surface that reduces the chance of falling. It is also easier for them to climb than a ladder, although you should teach them how to use it properly and assess their maturity level and level of confidence before sleeping in an elevated bed. There are bunk beds that have staircase that is designed to support heavier loads, making them more stable and safer for older children. However, it's essential to keep in mind that a loft bed with stairs requires careful assembly.
Mid Sleeper
A mid sleeper is a great alternative to the traditional bunk beds for your child. They're designed to strike a balance between practicality and comfort. They're perfect for kids up to preteens. Mid sleeper beds come with a raised platform for sleeping with plenty of space underneath to store or play. They're positioned higher than cabin beds, but lower than high sleepers, making them safer for younger children.
The space underneath mid sleeper beds can be transformed into a play space or study nook due to built-in features like desks and shelves which are ideal for children who need a dedicated area to do their crafting or homework. VonHaus pine's mid sleeper kids bed, for instance it has an elegant and simple design with a neutral colour that will go with any style of decor. It also has a pull-out desk that can be used for a study table when not in use.
Some of our mid-sleeper beds come with purpose-built features to increase their appeal and functionality like an enjoyable tent or slide. The Pino mid-sleeper with slide is an excellent example. It's great for kids who want to make bedtime a lot of fun, and is able to be fitted with curtains to provide privacy.
Other designs, like the traditional Neptune mid-sleeper children's bed are contemporary and minimalist and can be used in both bedrooms for girls and boys. They come with storage options under the bed, including drawers and shelves to make space. They can be used with any UK standard single mattress.
The mid and high-sleepers may be equipped with a sofabed to accommodate guests or family members who come to visit, as well as an ample wardrobe that can accommodate their various outfit changes. These optional extras can be added to a variety of our designs, making them versatile enough for use by your child throughout the years.
Trundle Bed
Trundle beds can be a useful addition to any room in which you require additional sleeping space for guests, but don't have enough room to fit a full-sized bed. These low-profile beds are built on wheels and placed under traditional bed frames or daybeds, saving space by keeping the second mattress at a low level to the floor. These beds are a great option for smaller rooms, where bunk beds can be too heavy and for studios or apartments that need to keep the floor free of clutter.
The majority of trundle beds are twin-sized. However, full-sized models are available for those who want the extra comfort. They are typically constructed with a smaller mattress than conventional mattresses, which lets them roll out with ease and offer a more restful space than bunk beds. Trundle beds can also have drawers or other storage features to provide more space for things like linen, pillows, clothing and books.
Some trundle beds have an open-top framework which raises the secondary mattress to the same height as the primary mattress. This creates an extra-large sleeping space. Other trundle beds are simple and unobtrusive, making them a breeze to incorporate into various styles of decor. Many trundle beds are folded away when they're not in use for quick, easy cleanup and the best space savings.
You'll need to consider the mattress you will use when you buy the Trundle. Since the trundle is lower to the ground than traditional mattresses, it's essential that you choose a top quality foam mattress or sprung mattress that's comfy and provides great support. A better mattress will make the trundle last longer, and will give you a long-term ROI on your investment.
Bunk beds that include trundle beds give you more bed-to-space efficiency and can accommodate three people in a room instead of two. They're often arranged as bunk beds with trundle beds with the trundle underneath two already bunked beds or a trundle daybed, which features the separate trundle and functions as a single, three-sided mattress. They're ideal for teenagers and children who share a room, or for visitors and older adults who require more space to sleep.
Cabin Bed
A cabin bed is a great method to add an additional sleeping space to your child's bedroom. The raised platform can be topped with additional features such as drawers, tables, shelving cabinets, and so on. It is also possible to add a trundle bed or slide-out bed to make the most of the space. These are great options for children who like to have friends sleep over or for those who have a small space in their bedrooms.
These beds are great for children who love to create dens and hide their belongings in imaginative spaces. The bed's design is chic and versatile, allowing it to easily adapt to your child's changing tastes and personality as they age. Depending on the style that you select, it can be decorated to create a superhero themed bed, a fairy-tale castle or a modern white style.
Before purchasing 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 stairs are attached securely and do not extend beyond the edges of your cabin. Make sure the fasteners have a flat surface and are receding so that children don't get caught in their clothing. Be sure to place the beds away from the blinds and ceiling fans.
A cabin or midi loft bed has the benefit of being smaller and also having a shorter ladder or staircase, which makes it ideal for smaller rooms. Unlike the high sleeper, which is difficult to convert into a lower height bed if your child gets older the cabbed is simple to alter for this purpose.
Another benefit of the single cabin mid sleeper is that it's easier to reach than a high sleeper, which can pose a threat for older children who are less confident using the ladder. It is also less expensive than a large single bed or bunk. This makes it an ideal choice for parents looking to maximize space in their children's bedrooms.