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Small Double Cabin Beds With practicality in mind, cabin beds raise the sleeping space above, leaving space underneath for storage or playing. Many come with additional built-in storage solutions such as shelves or drawers. Choosing the right bed for your child begins with an assessment of their requirements and the aesthetics of their room. Consider what your child might prefer to do with the space in the future. Lofted Loft beds or mid-sleeper beds are a great way to reclaim the floor space. The bed raises your mattress to a comfortable level, allowing you to use the space beneath it to store things, a study desk, or even a sofa. Some models include a built-in desk or dresser for maximum functionality. Others have an open layout that allows you to style the bed's underside according to your preferences. 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 and teens who are more likely to get out of the bed in middle of the night or fall when climbing up. Look for a ladder that can lock and make sure that the safety railings are extended beyond the edge the mattress. The most popular type of cabin bed is the loft design, which can maximize the area by elevating the bed to a higher level than the standard single or double bed. It's a great option for smaller bedrooms where wall and floor space is at a minimum. A lot of loft bed frames in this selection include clever storage solutions, such as a desk or shelves, as well as drawers. They can be removed when your child or teenager outgrows the bed. A 3 Sleeper Cabin allows you to make the most of the space in your bedroom. It comes with a tiny double bed on the upper floor and a futon couch on the lower floor that can be folded out to accommodate guests. This is perfect for young adults who are moving from their parents' home 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 fashionable design and practicality. They have an elevated sleeping platform as well as an open space underneath which you can use for storage, a desk or play space. Mid-sleeper beds usually have a ladder that allows access to the upper level. Some have an entry ramp or slide for children. Mid and high sleeper beds are ideal for children because they are stylish and durable, and can be customized with additional features to suit their personality. Many of the designs include clever storage solutions built into the bed, such as shelves and drawers, to help keep their rooms neat. Pull out desks, workstations and accessories such as a tunnel and play tent are also interesting alternatives. We advise that children don't use a mattress deeper than 15cm for a mid-sleeper or high bed. This is to avoid any risk to safety. Also, make sure to check the guidelines provided by the manufacturer for safe use and also consider your child's age to determine if they are ready for a bed that is high. The majority of cabin beds are designed in a nautical style, giving them a bold look that will appeal to your child. The classic color palette includes shades of navy and red however, you can introduce other colours to create a subtle style. A bright pink is the perfect option for girls, whereas neutral gray is the ideal choice for boys. High Sleeper A high-sleeper, small double cabin bed is similar to a mid sleeper, but it elevates the bed's platform to a higher level. This creates more space underneath the bed to accommodate furniture or for other activities. This is a great choice for children seeking a room that is multi-functional that can be used as an area for study as well as seating or storage. These are also great for teenagers and anyone living in an urban area, as they are the ultimate space-saving option. As with all of our kids beds here at Cuckooland we provide various styles and designs to suit your child's space and preferences. Our most popular beds include a high-sleeper that has a futon for relaxing, or the Fargo small cabin bed with corner desk and futon, which lets your child create a study area with plenty of space to work on their projects. You can also add sofas, desks and other additional features to our designs which makes it a great and versatile addition to your child's bedroom. If you decide to go with a mid-sleeper or a high-sleeper bed, make sure that your child has the maturity and physical coordination to safely climb the ladder and climb up and down their elevated bed. We also recommend evaluating the ceiling's height to ensure that there is enough head space to comfortably accommodate the higher platform for sleeping. All of our high and mid-sleeper beds here at Cuckooland are made from hard wood like Oak or Ash and are responsibly sourced. Whilst pine is a cheap alternative, we recommend opting for a harder wood to ensure that your child's loft bed will last for a long time and will be durable enough to withstand the demands of the growing child. Cabin The cabin's small cabin bed offers the ultimate space-saving solution for smaller rooms. The beds are elevated slightly off the ground and come with or without ladders to aid your child climb in. The space beneath is left to be used as storage or a study area. A lot of Little Folks Furniture's mid-sleeper cabin beds come with integrated storage, like shelves or drawers. This helps keep the room neat and organized while providing children with a place to keep their books, clothes and toys. A lot cabin beds feature a pull-out desk, which is perfect for studying or homework. Some cabin beds have fun playtents or curtains to add an element adventure to the room of your child. Choose cabin bed with drawers in a cabin with solid wood frames that will last. You should also think about the future-proofing of your child's bedroom particularly if they're likely to leave home for school or move in with a new partner. It's important to consider a sturdy lofted or bunk bed with safety rails that can be removed and safety barriers to ensure maximum flexibility. When choosing a mattress for your child's bunk bed, it's important to consider that they'll be spending more time in the top bunk than in the bottom one. To ensure that your child gets the best quality sleep we suggest you choose a memory foam mattress, that molds to your child's specific shape to provide personalized support and comfort. Pocket sprung mattresses are a good option as they're able to independently move around the mattress, which can help to minimize motion transfer. Bunk The bunk bed is popular for parents who wish to maximize their floor space while providing an enchanting sleeping space for their children. This kind of bed is similar to a high-sleeper or mid-sleeper, in the sense that the frame is elevated lower than a conventional single bed. The upper part of the bed has an elevated ladder, which makes it perfect for smaller spaces. There are a variety of styles and configurations that are available for our beds. Some models have integrated storage options, perfect to store clothes and toys. Others have pull-out desks that are ideal for children to study or use as a creative workspace. Some come with curtains and play tents to create an thrilling space. Before you make a decision it is important to determine whether your child is old enough for bunk beds and think about their future needs. They might want to have a double bed in the next few years, and you might want to buy a convertible sofa in order to make the most of their space. It is also important to consider how much you're willing to spend as well as the design of the bunk bed. Certain models are less expensive than others, and solid wood frames are more expensive, but they are durable and hard-wearing. Some models come with hybrid mattresses that combine the springy feel with the pressure-relieving qualities of foam.