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Small Double Cabin Beds Cabin beds are designed with functionality in mind. They raise the sleeping space, which allows more space below for storage or playing. Many come with additional storage options built in like shelves or drawers. Selecting the best bed for your child starts by assessing their needs and aesthetics. Consider what they might prefer to use the space for in the future, too. Lofted A loft or mid sleeper bed is an excellent way to make space. The bed raises your mattress to a comfortable level so you can use the space beneath it to use for storage, for a desk or couch or even for storing things. Some models have an integrated desk or dresser to maximize functionality. Others feature an open design which allows you to decorate the space under the bed as you please. While most loft beds feature a narrow ladder but there are some models that are safer and are wide enough for easy steps, and also have safety railings on all sides. This is particularly important for older children as well as teenagers who are more likely to fall out of bed or fall off when climbing up. Find a ladder that you can lock and ensure that the safety railings are extended beyond the edge of the mattress. The most well-known type of cabin bed is a loft style, which maximizes room space by elevating the bed to a higher level than the standard double or single bed. It's a fantastic option for smaller bedrooms in which wall space and floor space is limited. A lot of the loft beds in this collection come with clever storage solutions incorporated into the frame, such as shelves, a study desk, and drawers. All of them can be removed easily when your child or teenager is no longer using them. A 3 Sleeper Cabin allows you to maximize the space you have in your bedroom. It has a small double bed on the upper floor and a futon couch on the lower level that can be rolled out for guests. Bunk Beds Store 's a great option for teenagers who are planning to move out of their parents' home to an apartment shared by two people or perhaps into the dormitory. Mid-Sleeper The mid-sleeper offers a space-saving solution that strikes a perfect balance between design and function. The mid-sleeper features a bed that is elevated and an open space below that can be used as storage, a desk or play area. Most mid-sleeper beds have an accessible ladder to get to the top floor as well as an enjoyable slide that doubles as a climbing platform or playground for kids. High and mid sleeper bed are great choices for children because they are stylish and sturdy and can be customised with additional features to suit the individuality of the child. A lot of designs have clever storage options built-in like shelves and drawers, to help keep their rooms tidy. Other cool options include pull out desks and workstations to encourage their studies, and accessories such as a tunnel or play tent for them to get cosy and sleep under. We recommend that children sleep on mattresses that are not deeper than 15cm in a high or mid-sleeper to avoid any safety risks, particularly for younger kids. It is also recommended to read the guidelines provided by the manufacturer for safe use, and consider your child's age to determine if they are ready for a bed that is high. The majority of cabin beds are constructed in a nautical style, giving them a bold look that will appeal to your child. The classic colour palette includes shades of red and navy, but you can also include other colours to create a subtle style. For instance, a vibrant pink is an ideal choice for girls and a neutral grey can be an excellent option for boys. High Sleeper A high-sleeper, small double cabin bed is akin to a mid-sleeper, however, it elevates the sleeping platform considerably. This gives more space under the bed to accommodate furniture or for other activities. The benefit is that it's ideal for children who desire the convenience of a multi-purpose bedroom, allowing them to create the perfect study space with seating, or a large storage solutions. They are also ideal for teenagers as well as anyone who lives in an urban area because they're the ultimate space-saving option. Like all of our beds for kids here at Cuckooland we provide an array of styles and designs that will fit your child's preferences and room. Some of our most popular choices include a high sleeper with a futon, which is perfect for a relaxing time and a Fargo small double cabin bed that has a corner desk and futon, which lets your child create an impressive study space with plenty of space to work on projects. You can also add sofas, desks and other additional features to our designs, making it a fun and adaptable addition to your child's bedroom. Whether you choose a mid- or high-sleeper, make sure your child has the physical coordination and maturity to safely climb up and down the ladder of their elevated bed. We suggest you measure the height of the ceiling to ensure that there is enough headroom to accommodate the elevated platform for sleeping. All of our high and mid-sleeper beds here at Cuckooland are made of hard wood such as Oak or Ash, and responsibly source. While pine is a cheaper alternative, we recommend choosing the harder wood to ensure that your loft will last for a long time and last long enough for daily use. Cabin The cabin's small double cabin bed offers the ultimate space-saving solution for smaller rooms. The beds are elevated slightly above the ground and are available with or without ladders to aid your child climb in. The space beneath the bed can be used for storage or studying purposes. A lot of Little Folks Furniture's middle sleeper cabin bed models include integrated storage, such as shelves or drawers. This keeps the room tidy and organized, while providing children a place to store their books, clothes and toys. Many cabin beds feature a pull-out desk, which is ideal for study or homework. Some cabin beds have fun play tents or curtains to bring some excitement to the room of your child. Choose a cabin bed with a sturdy wood frame that will last. You might also want to ensure that your child's room is future-proofed especially if you're certain they'll leave home to go to university or move in together with a companion. It is important to think about a solid lofted or bunk bed with safety rails that can be removed and safety barriers for maximum versatility. When you are choosing a mattress to fit your child's cabin bed, it's important to remember that they'll spend a lot more time in the top bunk than in the bottom one. To ensure your child gets the best quality sleep we suggest you choose memory foam mattresses, which molds to the shape of your child to provide personalised support and comfort. Pocket sprung mattresses can also be a great choice, because they can move independently across the mattress to help minimise motion transfer. Bunk The bunk bed is a favorite for parents who want to maximise their floor space and create an ideal sleeping space for their children. Similar to a mid-sleeper or high sleeper, this type of bed has its frame elevated to a lower level than a standard single bed, with the top space adorned with a ladder, which is ideal for smaller rooms. As with all of our beds available, there are a variety of different styles and configurations available. Some models have integrated storage options that are ideal to store toys and clothes. Some models come with tables that can be pulled out, which are perfect for children to study or set up a workspace. And some even come with fun play tents or curtains for a truly exciting space. Before you make a decision before you make your decision, you must determine whether your child is old enough to be in a bunk bed and consider their future needs. They might prefer to have a double bed in the next few years, and you may want to buy a convertible sofa to make the most of their space. Another factor to consider is how much you're willing to pay for bunk beds, as well as what the overall design will appear like. Some models are more affordable than others, and solid wood frames are more expensive but are long-lasting and durable. Some models also feature hybrid mattresses that combine the feel of springs with the pressure-relieving benefits of foam.