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Small Double cabin bunk bed Beds

Created with practicality in mind, cabin beds raise the sleeping space above, allowing space underneath to play or store. Some come with additional built-in storage solutions like shelves or drawers.

Choosing the right bed for your child begins by assessing their requirements and the aesthetics of their room. Consider what your child could 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 that allows you to use the area beneath to store things as well as a desk for study, or even a sofa. Some models also have a built-in dresser or desk to maximize functionality, while others feature an open style that lets you style the bed's bottom according to your preferences.

You can find safer models that come with an extra ladder and safety railings around. This is particularly important for older children and teens who may be more likely to get out of the bed during the night or fall when climbing up. Find a ladder that you can lock in place and ensure that the safety railings extend beyond the edge of the mattress.

Loft style cabin beds are among the most popular because they maximize space by elevating the bed higher than the standard single or double bed. It's a fantastic alternative for bedrooms with smaller spaces in which wall space and floor space is limited. A lot of the loft beds in this collection come with clever storage solutions built into the frame, such as shelves, study desks, and drawers, all of which are easily removed when your child or teenager outgrows the bed.

A 3 Sleeper Cabin allows you to maximize the space in your bedroom. It has a small double bed on the upper floor and an futon couch on the lower floor which can be removed to accommodate guests. It's ideal for young adults who might be moving out of their parents' house into a shared flat or perhaps into the dormitory.

Mid-Sleeper

The mid-sleeper is a space saving solution that is the perfect blend of elegant design and practicality. The mid-sleeper features a raised platform for sleeping and an open space below which can be used as a desk, storage or play space. Mid-sleeper beds usually include a ladder, which allows access to the upper level. Some have an entry ramp or slide for children.

Both high and mid sleeper beds are a fantastic option for children since they are stylish, sturdy and can be customised with a range of extra features to suit their personality. A lot of designs come with clever storage options built-in, such as drawers and shelves to help keep their space neat. Workstations, desks and accessories such as tunnels and play tents are also great options.

We advise that children do not use mattresses that are deeper than 15cm in a middle-sleeper or high bed. This is to reduce any dangers to their safety. It is also recommended to check the manufacturer guidelines for specific recommendations on safe use and also taking into consideration your child's age and if they are ready for an elevated bed.

The majority of cabin beds are designed with an ocean theme in mind, which gives a fresh and vibrant style that your child will enjoy. You can also use other colors to create subtle designs. The most popular color palette is navy and red. For instance, a bright pink cabin bed is a great choice for girls and neutral grey is a great option for boys.

High Sleeper

A high sleeper small double cabin bed is similar to a mid-sleeper bed, but elevates the sleeping platform dramatically, allowing space beneath it for furniture or other activities. The benefit is that it's perfect for kids who want the convenience of a multifunctional bedroom, allowing them to create an area for study as well as seating areas or storage solutions. These are also great for teenagers and those living in a city apartment because they're the most efficient way to save space.

Like all of our kids beds here at Cuckooland we have an array of styles and designs that will fit your child's preferences and room. Some of our most popular selections include a high sleeper with futon that's ideal for relaxing, or the Fargo small double cabin bed that has a corner desk and futon, which lets your child create a stunning study space with plenty of space to work on projects. We also have a number of designs that allow you to add additional furniture like desks, sofas and more making it a flexible and enjoyable bedroom.

If you opt for a mid-sleeper or a high-sleeper bed, make sure your child is mature enough and physical coordination to safely climb the ladder and climb up and down their elevated bed. We suggest that you take measurements of the height of the ceiling to make sure there enough headroom to fit the elevated platform for sleeping.

All of our beds for high and mid-sleepers here at Cuckooland are made of hard wood, such as Oak or Ash and are responsibly source. Whilst pine is a cheap alternative, we would recommend opting for a harder wood to ensure that your loft bed will last for a long time and be robust enough to withstand the demands of an expanding child.

Cabin

The cabin small double bed is the ideal solution for rooms with a limited space. The beds are slightly elevated and include a ladder or without one to help your child get in. The space beneath the bed can be used to store things or for study.

A majority of our Little Folks Furniture mid sleeper childrens cabin bed with desk beds feature integrated storage solutions, such as shelves or drawers. This helps keep the room neat and tidy, while providing a space for children to store their clothes, toys, and books. A lot of our cabin beds feature a pull-out desk, which is ideal for study or homework. Some even have fun play tents or curtains that add an element of excitement to the bedroom of your child.

Choose a cabin bed with an enduring wood frame that will last. You may also want to ensure that your child's room is future-proofed, especially if you know they will leave home to go to university or move in together with a friend. For this reason, it's a good idea to consider an extremely sturdy lofted or bunk bed with safety barriers that can be removed and stair rails to ensure maximum versatility.

When you are choosing a mattress to fit your child's bunk bed, it's important to keep in mind that they'll spend a lot more time in the top bunk than the bottom. To ensure your child gets the best quality sleep we suggest choosing a memory foam mattress, that molds to the shape of your child to provide personalized support and comfort. Pocket sprung mattresses are a good option as they can be moved independently across the mattress, which helps to minimize motion transfer.

Bunk

The bunk bed is a popular option for those looking to maximize their floor space and provide a wonderful space for their children to rest. This type of bed is similar to a high-sleeper or mid-sleeper in that the frame is elevated lower than the standard single bed. The upper area is equipped with an elevated ladder, which makes it ideal for small rooms.

There are a variety of designs and configurations for all of our beds. Some models come with integrated storage, which is perfect for storing clothes and toys. Some models come with tables that can be pulled out that are ideal for children to study or set up a workspace. And some even come with fun curtains or play tents, to create a space that is truly thrilling.

Before you make a decision it is important to determine whether your child is old enough for bunk beds and also consider their future needs. In a few short years, they could want a bed that is double-sized. It's possible to consider a convertible sofa to make the most of space in the room.

You should also consider the amount you are willing to spend and the style of the bunk bed. Some models are less expensive, while solid wooden frames are more expensive but durable and long-lasting. Some models come with hybrid mattresses, which combine the soft feel of spring with the pressure-relieving properties of foam.