Boost Your Child's Imagination With a Treehouse Midsleeper

This eye-catching midsleeper will let your child's imagination run wild. Complete with a centrally elevated ladder and a wooden slanted roof this unique novelty cabin bed will keep your kids dreaming of exciting adventures and slumber.

The raised sleeping surface provides space for storage or a play space underneath the mattress, without sacrificing floor space. Many models come with conversion kits that allow you to transform the bed into bunks or a daybed.

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This eye-catching novelty bed will transform your child's bedroom into a unique treehouse bed for girl. This playful kids bed comes with a grey structure with a roof in the style of a treehouse, and wall panels. It will inspire your child's imagination and look great in any room.

The central fixed ladder offers easy access to the raised surface of the bed, and there's plenty of space underneath to store things. This mid sleeper is a great solution for younger children as it allows you to make space in their bedroom.

On the top, there is an area for sleeping in the style of the den. This is ideal for a single British mattress (not included). Below this is chill out space with cool steps to the side to help your child get up and down safely.

Materials

A treehouse midsleeper is a fun way to add character to the bedroom of your child and increase their imagination. These unique beds feature the structure and design of a treehouse and are typically constructed from wood, and can be customised with fun features such as walls with panels and roofs. These beds can be fitted with fun windows and doors, to make kids feel as if they're in a fairytale house.

It is crucial to select sturdy, durable timbers for your treehouse, that can withstand the weight of heavy loads. Pine is typically used for framing as it is affordable, easy to use, and long-lasting. Plywood is another good option for building a treehouse, because it is more resistant to water damage than conventional lumber. If you are using plywood, be sure to make use of exterior grade plywood as it will not rot or crack when exposed to moisture over time.

Once you've completed building the frame, it's now time to build the wall sections. Begin by measuring and cutting the studs to form the walls, then attach them to the frame using your framing nailer. To ensure the best stability, you should use vertical studs every 16 inches. If you wish, leave a space between each stud to allow for doors or windows. Once the walls are finished you can apply trim around the doors and windows to give them a more polished appearance.

One of the most important parts of any treehouse is the foundation. The strength and durability of your project will depend on the tree you choose. The best treehouse trees are oak, maple or hickory trees, which have strong trunks that can support the structure's weight. Avoid trees with shallofairy lights or even a canopy to create the perfect little bedroom for your kids to sleep in. This midsleeper comes with a panelled window and wall. It's the perfect addition to your child's bedroom. This modern Scandinavian frame is delivered flat-packed to be assembled at home.