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Tall Cabin Bed - The Perfect Kid's Bedroom Furniture Piece

A tall cabin bed for children is perfect for small bedrooms. These beds are great for children as young as 6 years old. They are accessible via a ladder or stairway.

Kids' cheap cabin beds beds usually require a ladder, and we recommend that your child be at least six before using one, as they'll need to be more responsible in climbing safely.

Size

A cabin bed is an elevated design of a single bed that includes an office, sofa or a shelving unit above the sleeping space. The most stylish and practical models (such as this Kids Pilot cabin bed from Amazon which is shown above) combine multiple functions into one piece to make space in the bedroom of children. The upper level can be reached via an escalator or small ladder. The area can be used as a desk area or bookcase as well as storage space.

Cabin beds are commonly referred to as mid-sleeper beds or kids mid-sleepers and they usually have a higher height than bunkbeds but lower than lofts with high rise beds. They are ideal for [Redirect Only] children that are not ready to be slumbering on a bunkbed but still need a higher platform to study or play.

These beds are also great for those with limited space in their home and want to maximize their available floor space. A solid wood bed of top quality can be a costly purchase but the design and workmanship will ensure that it lasts for many years.

A downside of the cabin bed with pull out desk bed, however the bed are often quite high above the ground and therefore require a ladder or steps to climb up. This could be too high for some younger children or it could be a problem for those with mobility issues. If this is a problem you might want to opt for an incline bunk beds cabin instead of a cabin-style bed.

Cabin beds can also pose a problem due to the storage beneath can be overflowing with toys, clothes books, and other things. It can be hard to keep the area tidy. A few too many items can make it difficult to change your bedding since you have to climb or reach over them.

Certain models (such as the pictured Flintshire Billie 3FT single-midsleeper mattress) can overcome this issue by incorporating a large side desk, three drawers and cube bookshelves, giving plenty of space to store everything. Certain models (like the Julian Bowen cookie) are more minimalist and have a ladder to access the upper platform.

Style

Many cabin beds come with storage or other furniture that is built in underneath, making them perfect for smaller bedrooms or those with small floor space. This lets kids create a multifunctional play area in their bedroom, with the top bunk bed serving as storage or desk space and the space below the bed being used for playing. Cuckooland's Olivia kid's bed For instance, it features wide stairs that are perfect for little feet and a ladder with a rounded shape to keep fingers from getting caught.

For older children who are ready to step away from a toddler bed, a mid-sleeper cabin bed slide or high-sleeper bed is the next step on their growth. These beds for children with higher levels typically have desks and seating options for homework or study. Some models also come with an extra couch that can be pulled out or a guest bed, so they can accommodate friends visiting.

Some models also have fun extras like tents and slides to add an element of adventure and stimulate their imagination. The Maxxi kids' cabin bed is the most ideal bed for sleep and play for children who want to start their day by whizzing down the slide and then cuddle with a book and a favourite teddy.

If you prefer a more practical approach, many cabin bed models include drawers and shelving options that will let them fill up with clothes, books and toys, while making sure their bedroom is neat and tidy. The Lars low cabin bed for instance, has three drawers in the middle which can be filled with clothing and bedding, while the bottom drawer of the trundle is perfect for storing a spare mattress when it's time for sleepovers. This flexible storage solution for kids is available in grey or white and has safety rails along the side panels and a recessed handle to ensure that fingers don't get stuck. This is our most popular bed with a reason!

Safety

Cabin beds provide fun, practical solutions to children's sleeping needs. Their elevated sleeping platforms provide areas beneath which can be used for games, study, or storage. Many cabin beds have built-in shelving in the sides and headboards for toy and book storage. Desks can be built into the frame, turning the bed into a multi-functional piece of furniture that is able to change with a child's growing interests.

Despite the numerous benefits however, safety is the primary factor when choosing a raised children's bed, particularly those that require an elevated ladder. Parents should carefully assess their child's readiness to use an adult bed. This is usually at the age of four or more. For bed frames with an incline, it's generally recommended to wait until a child is at least 6 years old old before using the top bunk.

Look for a cabin bed made of solid materials and that has round edges and corners to reduce the risk of accidents. Make sure that ladder rungs are separated to prevent entrapment, and that children cannot slide through. Soft padding around the potential impact points decreases the risk even more. A lot of cabin beds include a full cushion to stop bruises and bumps from leaving marks on the skin.

When choosing a cabin bed, it is crucial that the bed can be erected quickly and without tools. This will make it simpler for parents to set up the bed in a safe area, such as their own bedroom, and also to detach or reposition storage elements depending on the need.

The final element to consider is an easy bed to clean and maintain. A bed with easy-to-remove panels that can be wiped down and a sturdy, strong frame that's made from non-toxic materials is the best choice. These features will keep the cabin bed with wardrobe bed looking good for longer and ensure it continues to be a useful solution for a growing kid.

Storage

Children like beds that are elevated off the ground, and whether they're bunk beds or mid-sleepers they add a bit of entertainment to their bedrooms and sleeping spaces. Cabin beds are practical, since a lot have built-in storage. This makes them ideal for homes with small spaces or rooms seeking to maximize space.

A loft bed is an excellent example of a cabin bed that's built with built in storage. They usually have an open shelf underneath the mattress. Some have a pull-out desk to studying or playing, ideal for children who want to stay up late or do school work.

Lifetime Climb & Slide Cabin Beds, for example include two boxes that slide underneath the mattress. This cabin for kids bed is spacious and has plenty of storage space. It's made from FSC-certified Scandinavian pine wood to give it a chic and environmentally sustainable finish.

A lot of our cabin beds have underbed drawers. These can be great to store bedding, clothing or toys. They are particularly helpful if you're struggling to get the space to store the bedroom of your child.

Some of our mid-sleeper as well as high-sleeper designs come with an optional furniture range that can be put beneath and around the bed. This allows you to customise the appearance of your child's room and may include things like a wardrobe, desk or even a fold up sofa for sleepovers.

While the furniture addition can be a great way to save space in your child's bedroom It is important to be aware of the safety for your child to use a top bunk beds cabin beds or high sleeper. Some experts suggest that children younger than the age of 12 should not use these beds. It is crucial to assess the safety of your child prior to purchasing. It can be challenging to change sheets or rearrange bedding on a cabin bed that is raised since you're somewhere between climbing and reaching.