Small Double Cabin Beds

Cabin beds are designed with practicality in mind. They raise the sleeping area, creating more space below for storage or playing. Many have additional storage options built in, such as shelves or drawers.

Choosing the right bed for your child begins with an assessment of their needs and room aesthetics. Consider what they may prefer to make use of the space in the future.

Lofted

A mid or loft bed is an excellent way to reclaim floor space. The bed raises your mattress to a comfortable height, allowing you to use the area beneath for storage or a study desk or even a couch. Some models come with an integrated desk or dresser to maximize functionality, while others feature an open style that lets you decorate the under-bed area according to your preferences.

While the majority of loft beds have narrow ladders but there are some models with safer alternatives that are wide enough for easy steps, and also have safety railings on all sides. This is especially important for older kids and teens who are more likely to fall out of the bed during the night or fall off while climbing up. Find a ladder that you can lock down and make sure that the safety railings are extended beyond the edge the mattress.

The most popular type of cabin bed is a loft design, which makes the most of space by elevating the sleeping platform to a higher elevation than the standard single or double cabin beds for adults bed. This is a great choice for smaller bedrooms with a limited wall and floor space. Many of the loft bed frames in this collection come with clever storage solutions, like a desk or shelves, as well as drawers. They can all be removed when your child or teenager outgrows the bed.

A 3 Sleeper cabin beds adults is a different way to maximize bedroom space It has a small double on the upper level, and a futon sofa bed on the lower level that can be removed when guests stay over. This is ideal for teenagers who are moving from their parents' house to a shared apartment or even in a dorm.

Mid-Sleeper

The mid-sleeper is a space saving solution that achieves the perfect balance between elegant design and practical. The mid-sleeper has an elevated platform for sleeping and an open space below that can be used as an office, storage space or play space. Most mid sleeper beds come with an accessible ladder to get to the top level, while others have an enjoyable slide that can be used as a climbing ramp or play area for children.

Both high and mid sleeper beds are a great option for children since they are stylish, durable and customizable by adding a variety of features to suit their personality. Many designs have clever storage solutions built into, such as drawers and shelves to keep their rooms tidy. Desks that can be pulled out, workstations and accessories such as a tunnel and play tent are also interesting options.

We recommend that children use a mattress that is not more than 15cm on a high or mid-sleeper bed to avoid any potential safety risks, particularly for younger kids. You should also check the gyou choose a mid or high-sleeper ensure that your child is physically able and maturity to safely climb up and down the ladder of their elevated bed. We suggest you determine the height of your ceiling to make sure there enough headroom for the elevated platform for sleeping.

Cuckooland's mid- and high sleeper cabin bed-sleeper bed range is made from hard woods like Ash or Oak that are sustainably procured. While pine is a reasonable alternative, we would recommend selecting a stronger wood to ensure your child's loft bed will stand the test of time and be sturdy enough to withstand the demands of a growing child.

Cabin

The cabin small double bed is a great solution for rooms with limited space. The beds are slightly elevated off the ground and are available with or without ladders to help your child climb into. The space beneath the bed can be used for storage or studying purposes.

A majority of our Little Folks Furniture mid sleeper Adult Cabin Bed With Desk beds feature integrated storage solutions, such as shelves or drawers. This helps to keep the room neat and organized, while also providing a space for children to keep their toys, clothes, and books. A lot of our cabin beds also have a pull-out table, perfect for studying or homework. Some cabin beds have exciting playtents or curtains that add an element adventure to your child's room.

A quality cabin bed will last for years to come, so it's essential to select one with durable wood frames that can stand up to the years of use. You should also think about the future-proofing of your child's bedroom, especially if they're likely to leave home for college or move in with a friend. For this reason, it's worth considering a sturdy bunk or lofted bed with removable safety barriers and stair rails for maximum flexibility.

It is important to keep in mind that your child will spend more time on the top bunk of their cabin bed than the bottom. Memory foam mattresses are the best choice for a good night's sleep. They mold to the shape of your child, and offer comfort and support. Pocket sprung mattresses are a great choice, as they can be moved independently across the mattress, which helps to minimise motion transfer.

Bunk

The bunk bed is a favorite choice for those who wish to optimise their floor space and create a beautiful place for their kids to sleep. Similar to a mid-sleeper or high sleeper, this type of bed is built with its frame raised to a lower elevation than a standard single bed, and the upper space fitted with a ladder, which is ideal for rooms with smaller spaces.

As with all our beds available, there are a variety of different designs and configurations available. Some models come with integrated storage, which is ideal for storing toys and clothes. Some models have tables that fold out that are ideal for children to study on or create a work space. And some even come with fun curtains or play tents, to create a fun and exciting space.

It is important to think about your child's needs in the future and their age before making a decision. In the next few years, they could want an extra-large bed. You may want to think about a convertible sofa to make the most use of the space in their bedroom.

Another aspect to take into account is how much you're willing spend on bunk beds, and what the overall design will appear like. Certain models are more affordable, while solid wooden frames are more costly but durable and long-lasting. Some models feature hybrid mattresses, which combine the soft feel of spring with the pressure-relieving properties of foam.