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Mid Bunk Bed

The room for kids is supposed to be able for sleepovers and also play. Mid bunk beds are a great option for families.

They're more tall than cabin beds, but less than bunk beds or high beds, and have an easy ladder for children to climb. They also have a lot of space underneath the bed for storage furniture or a work desk.

Size

When selecting a bunk bed, the first thing to consider is the size of the space in which it will be placed. Ensure that there enough space to accommodate the entire size of both mattresses and any other accessories, like ladders or stairs. Bunk beds can occupy an enormous amount of floor space, so it's important to be sure that there is enough space for sleeping space and that you have a ceiling height that is high enough to accommodate the top bunk bed.

The next thing to think about is the function of the bunk bed. It will be used to accommodate two children in a shared bedroom, or as an extra bed for guests who stay overnight? This will help you determine the size of mattress you require and the kind of bunk bed style that is best suited.

The most popular design is a twin over full bunkbed. It provides enough space for two children to sleep comfortably while taking up less space than a separate pair of single beds. This design that saves space also comes with guard rails for added safety and a built in ladder.

For adults or older children, an over-queen or king-sized bunk bed is ideal. These larger designs offer enough room for two adults, and take less space than separate set single beds.

If you want to turn your bunk bed into a useful home office, study space or playroom, choose a design with a desk integrated. The Giancola bunk bed from Viv + Rae, for example comes with a double side desk on the lower deck of the sleeper. This design lets your child to keep their space clean and tidy while they study or read, or even make crafts.

Another option to save space is adding a trundle the frame of your bunk bed. Trundle beds can be slid under the lower bunk to create a second sleeping space for children, siblings and other family members.

A lot of the designs in our collection of bunk beds include additional under-bed storage solutions like shelves or drawers. This lets you customize the space under your bed to meet your child's needs, such as storage for toys or books and makes changing the bedding a lot easier.

Style

There are a variety of styles of mid bunk beds that are available with the majority providing plenty of utility in the form of storage elements. You can find options like built-in shelves, drawers, bookcases, and desks that pull out on many of the designs that can help your children keep their rooms neat or serve as a place to sit in, play or study. Many beds come with an under-bed tent, which is available in a variety of styles and colors. This can be used as a reading nook, or even a den where your child can hide their toys.

Certain models also provide the option of selecting the colour of the frame, so your child can design their room to suit their personal style. For example the Pino Mid Sleeper Bed with Curtain has three frame colours to choose from and under bed curtains that come in a choice of colours and designs that range from bright and vibrant to themed which would be ideal for children who are just starting out.

For teenagers and older children A sleeker, more modern style might be more appropriate. There are a variety of beds with clean lines that give bedrooms a more grown up feel and the higher height of a mid bunk bed can help you maximize the floor space. Some of the modern beds have a trundle under them, which is perfect for kids who have friends stay frequently or require a cozy place to sleep.

Your child's safety is paramount. All the mid sleepers that we carry are compliant with all regulations. They are lower to the ground than bunk beds or high sleepers, which is helpful for children who may be apprehensive about climbing up so high.

There are models that mix the mid-sleeper with bunk bed style, with l shaped beds that fit in corners and make the most of space. They also provide plenty of space under for a desk as well as storage. Some also have a sofa bed, which is ideal for the times when your kids' friends stay with you.

Safety

Bunk beds are a great way to make the most of limited space in your child's bedroom. There are a few safety considerations to consider, especially if your child is under six years old.

Be sure to check the weight limit of your child's bunk beds. You'll find this usually on the label, and it should not be exceeded. Also the height of bunk beds for your children should be considered. If they're too low it is possible that your children could be thrown out of bed and hurt themselves. It is recommended to pick an extremely sturdy and durable bunk bed.

You'll need to make sure that the bunk bed also has an entire length of rail at bunks the top. This will help to prevent your kids from rolling out of bed during the night. It's also legally required.

Choose a ladder that is bent instead of a straight one. This will make it easier for your kids to climb to the top bunk and will also make it safer. You should also be aware of whether the mattress on the top bunk is thick. In general, bunk bed mattresses must not exceed 16cm deep in order to ensure that the guard rails function properly.

Some bunk beds have an integrated slide that can be a fun addition to the bedroom of your child. Be sure to supervise your children who use the slide. It is also important to ensure that your children are using the ladder in a safe manner.

Bunk beds are a great option to reduce space, and they're becoming more and more well-liked in homes across the UK. If you make the effort to follow the assembly instructions and select a high-quality bunk bed there's no reason why they should be unsafe. It's a good idea to be aware of general safety tips like not putting your children's bed near windows or within 2 metres of lighting fixtures. Remember to clear their bedroom of items that could become strangulation hazards and don't hang curtains on the bottom of the bunk bed.

Storage

Storage options are essential when it comes to children's beds. They provide your children with an area to keep their belongings in and let them use the space as they please. A mid-sized bunk bed can provide a fantastic opportunity to fit in lots of extra storage with a number of different solutions available.

Many of the most sought-after mid-sleeper beds are loft and cabin beds which have an angled ladder that creates the ultimate storage cube. This lets you put bookcases, desks and dressers under the bed. This could be used as a study space or a comfy place for your kids to retreat to.

Other options include cabin or mid loft beds with pull out desks which make the most of the floor space of your child's. The desk can be moved from under the raised beds to be exactly the same height as the chair, ensuring that your child can work comfortably. This arrangement is ideal for smaller bedrooms with small space. It can make the room seem larger.

A bunkroom with a slide-out like this one on the Coachmen Chaparral Lite 30-BHS is another option. This fifth wheel features an enormous slide that offers ample living and sleeping space for the entire family. The 30' x 74' twin bunks offer plenty of space for taller campers and the slide-out offers a spacious lounging area that allows easy access to the bunk above. A tri-folding sofa and a large entertainment center complete this large bunk room.

A camper with mid-bunks could be a good option for family outings. The Jayco North Point 377RLBH features two bunks and a theater seating sofa of 78' in the living area, making it a great option for families who are on the move. The model comes with tri-fold sofas under the bottom bunk to give campers more space to sleep and lounge.