A cabin, or mid sleeper style bed is a type of children's bed that is elevated above the floor, creating additional space underneath for storage or other uses. They tend to be lower than a high sleeper or bunk bed, and raised up just high enough to make use of the space below.
They are really popular beds for those who like to make the most of the space in their room, without the full height of a bunk/loft bed.
Here are some benefits that make cabin beds special:
- Raised up: The bed is elevated just high enough off the ground to provide extra space underneath.
- Storage Options: Many cabin beds come with built-in storage solutions such as drawers, trundles or shelving, making them super useful for clobbering the clutter!
- Multi-functional: Some cabin beds include additional features like a built-in desk, a pull-out bed for sleepovers, or even play features, optimising the room layout.
- Space-saving: Perfect for smaller rooms, cabin beds maximize the use of vertical space, leaving more floor space for the important stuff – like playing!
These beds are a great way to make the most of limited space in a child's bedroom while also adding a fun and functional element.
What age groups are cabin beds suitable for?
Perfect for younger children who are looking for a next step up from a single bed before a bunk bed, a cabin bed might well be the ideal scenario for creating a more grown up room.
A cabin bed is equally suited to teens who are looking for more space for all their belongings.
Cabin beds are also the perfect candidate for guest rooms, where you can dress the bed up as a casual sofa by day, and a cosy bed at night. – Simply pull out the trundle to provide sleep space for two children or adults.
What are the different styles of cabin bed available?
Mid-Sleeper Cabin Beds: These beds are raised slightly off the ground, providing space underneath for storage, a play area, or a small desk, and sometimes all three! Some mid sleeper cabin beds even offer furniture on castors underneath, which makes them even more versatile.
Desk Cabin Beds: These beds have a built-in desk underneath, providing a proper space for homework or creative tasks. They’re great for school-aged children who need a study area but lack space elsewhere in their room for a separate desk.
High-Sleeper Cabin Beds: These beds are elevated higher than mid-sleepers, creating more space underneath. This space can be used for a desk, storage, or even a seating area. This type of cabin bed is better suited to older children and teens, who often like to create more of a living space under their bed and have more functionality in their room.
Low Sleeper Storage Cabin Beds: These beds come with built-in storage solutions such as drawers, shelves, or cupboards. They are perfect for keeping the room tidy and organised, and everything slots neatly underneath the bed.
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