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

A tall cabin bed is the ideal furniture piece for kids' bedrooms in small spaces. These beds are great for children as young as 6 years old. They are accessible via an stairway or ladder.

The cabin beds for kids typically require a ladder, and we recommend that your child is at least six years old before they can use one as they'll need to be more responsible in climbing safely.

Size

A cabin bed is an elevated type of single bed that has an office, sofa or shelving above the sleeping space. The most practical and fashionable models (such as the Kids Pilot cabin bed shown above from Amazon) combine a variety of beneficial features into one piece of furniture to help save space in children's bedrooms. The upper part of the bed can be reached through a small ladder or staircase. This area can also serve as a desk or bookcase, as well as storage space.

Cabin beds are often referred to as mid-sleeper beds or kids mid sleepers, and they usually have a higher height than bunk beds but lower than lofts with high rise beds. They are perfect for children who aren't ready to sleep in bunk beds but prefer a platform to study or play.

These beds are also ideal for those who live in limited space in their home and want to maximize their available floor space. A solid wood bed of top quality can be an expensive purchase but the design and construction will ensure it lasts many years.

A downside of the cabin bed, however the bed are quite high off the ground and therefore require a ladder to climb on. This might be too much for children with smaller bodies or could pose an issue for those who have mobility issues. If this is the case, you might be better off choosing an incredibly low bunk bed instead of a cabin bed with pull out desk bed.

Cabin beds can also pose a problem due to the storage beneath them can become overflowing with toys, clothes books, and other objects. It can be difficult to keep the space tidy and a few too many items can make changing the bedding a bit difficult as it involves climbing up or over objects.

Certain models (such as the pictured Flintshire Billie 3FT single-midsleeper mattress) can overcome this issue by including a full-size side desk three drawers and cube bookshelves that provide plenty of space to store everything. Other models (like the Julian Bowen Cookie) are more minimalist in their design and feature a a short ladder for accessing the upper platform.

Style

A lot of cabin bed for adults beds are built with storage space or other furniture that is built in underneath, making them perfect for bedrooms that are smaller or with little floor space. This allows kids to create an multi-purpose play space in their bedroom, with the top bunk bed used as storasleeping platforms create spaces underneath that can be used to play, study, or storage. Many cabin beds feature built-in shelving in the sides and headboards for storage of books and toys. Desks can be built into the frame, turning the bed into a multi-purpose piece of furniture that adapts to the growing interests of a child.

Despite the many benefits, safety is a key aspect to consider when it comes to any raised child's bed, especially those that require an elevated ladder. To prevent accidents, it's essential parents be aware of the child's ability to use a cabin bed, which is typically around the age of four or over. It's recommended that children wait until they are at least six years old before using the top bunk of an adjustable bed frame with an elevated ladder.

To minimize the risk of accidents, choose an excellent cabin bed that uses sturdy materials with rounded corners and edges. Check that exposed ladder rungs are well spaced to avoid entrapment and that children can't slide through. Soft padding around potential impact areas further reduces the risk of injuries Many cabin beds are covered to ensure that bruises or bumps don't leave 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 easier for parents to set up the bed in a secure area, such as their own bedroom, and also to remove or move storage pieces as needed.

The final element to consider is a bed that's easy to clean and maintain. A bed with panels that are easy to remove which can be cleaned and a sturdy, strong frame that's made from non-toxic materials is a great choice. These features will keep the bed looking good for longer and ensure it continues to be a functional solution for the growing child.

Stores

Children enjoy beds that are raised above the ground, and whether they're bunk beds or mid sleepers, they add an element of fun to their bedrooms and sleeping spaces. However, they can also be practical too, with several cabin beds featuring built in storage solutions, which make them ideal for smaller rooms or if you're looking to maximize the space within your home.

A loft bed is a great illustration of a cabin bed that is designed with storage built into the bed. They usually have a shelf that is open under the mattress, and some include a pull-out desk for studying or playing. This is great for children who like to work late or stay up late.

Lifetime Climb & Slide Cabin Beds, for example include two boxes that slide underneath the mattress. The cabin for children bed is spacious and has plenty of storage. It's also made of FSC certified Scandinavian pine to give it a fashionable, environmentally sustainable finish.

A lot of our cabin beds are equipped with underbed drawers. These drawers are great to store bedding, clothing or even toys. They are especially beneficial if your child's space is limited in space.

Some of our high and mid sleeper designs also come with an array of furniture that can be placed between and under the beds. This allows you to customize the appearance of your child's bedroom and can include things such as an office, wardrobe or even a fold-up sofa for sleepovers.

While the additional furniture is a great way to save space in your child's bedroom However, you must consider how safe it is for your child to use a top bunk or high sleeper. Many experts recommend that children younger than the age of 12 years use these beds. It is crucial to consider the safety of your child prior to purchasing. It can be difficult to change sheets or arrange bedding on a cabin bed that is raised because you're somewhere between climbing and reaching.