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Mid Bunk Bed

The kids' bedroom should be able accommodate sleepovers as well as play. That's why mid bunk beds are an excellent option for families!

They're taller than cabin beds, but lower than bunk beds or high beds, and have a ladder that's easy for children to climb. There's plenty of room under the bed to store furniture or even set up a desk.

Size

The first thing to consider when choosing a bunk bed is the size of the room in the room it will be set. Make sure there is enough space to accommodate both mattresses in their full size, as well as any other accessories like stairs or ladders. Bunk beds occupy lots of space. Make sure you have enough room for the sleeping space, and also the ceiling's height is high enough to accommodate the top bunk bed.

The next thing to consider is the function of the bunk bed. It will be used to accommodate two children in a bedroom shared by two parents, or as an extra bed for guests staying for the night? This will help you decide the size of mattress and the design of bunk bed that is most suitable for your.

A full bunk bed with a twin bed is the most sought-after configuration, providing enough space for two children to sleep comfortably, while taking less floor space than a separate set of single beds. This space-saving design also has guard rails to increase safety and a built-in ladder.

A full-over-queen or queen-sized bunk bed is ideal for older children or adults. These larger designs offer enough room for mid sleeper two adults, while taking up less space than a separate set of single beds.

Pick a bunk bed that has an integrated desk if you wish to make it an office or study area, or even a playroom. The Giancola bunk bed by Viv + Rae, for example comes with a double side desk on the lower deck of the sleeper. This design allows you to keep your child's space neat and tidy while they complete their homework, reading or making crafts.

Another option to save space is to add a trundle to your bunk bed frame. A trundle bed could be slid underneath the lower bunk to provide an additional sleeping space for siblings, children, and even friends.

A lot of our bunk bed designs come with additional storage options like shelves or drawers. This lets you customize the under-bed space to suit your child's individual needs, like storing books or toys and also makes changing bedding a breeze.

Style

There are a variety of mid-sized bunk beds to choose from with the majority providing plenty of utility in the form of storage components. There are many options available, including built-in shelves, bookcases and drawers, bookcases and pull out desks on many of the models that will aid your child in keeping their rooms tidy and be used as a space for them to relax in and play or study. Many beds come with an under-bed tent, which is available in a variety of colours and designs. It can be used as a reading area or even a place where your child can play with their toys.

A few of the models offer a choice of frame colour also, meaning that your children can personalise their space to reflect their individual style. For example, the Pino Mid Sleeper Bed with Curtain has three frame colours to choose from and under bed curtains in a choice of colours and designs from bright and bold to themed, which is ideal for kids who are younger.

For teenagers and older children with a more modern contemporary design could be the preferred option. There are plenty of beds with clean lines that give their bedrooms a more grown up appearance. The higher height of a mid-bunk bed will allow you to maximise on the floor space. Many modern beds have a trundle under them, which is great for kids with friends who stay at their home often or need an area to rest in comfort.

The safety of your child is of paramount importance. All the mid-sleepers that we stock are compliant to all rules and regulations. They are lower than bunk beds and high sleepers, which is helpful for children who may be apprehensive about climbing up to this height.

There are models that mix bunk beds and a mid-sleeper style, with l-shaped beds that can be tucked into corners and make the most of space. They also offer plenty of space beneath for a desk and storage. Some models have a sofa-bed that is ideal for when your kids' friends stay with you.

Safety

Bunk beds can be an ideal solution for the limited space available in a child's bedroom. However, there are a few security concerns to keep in mind, especially for children who are younger than.

First, check the weight limit on your children's bunk bed. It's usually on the label and should never be over. Additionally the height of your children's bunk beds should be considered. If they're too low, you may find that your children could be thrown out of bed and hurt themselves. For this reason, it's an ideal idea to pick the best quality, sturdy bunk bed.

You'll want to ensure that the bunk bed also has a full-length rail at the top. This will stop your children from escaping their bed at night. It's also a requirement of law.

When it comes to the ladder choose one that is angled, rather than the traditional vertical ladder. This will make it easier for your child to climb up to the top bunk bed, and also more secure. You should also think about whether the mattress for the top bunk is deep enough. To ensure that the guardrails function correctly the mattresses for bunk beds should not be deeper than 16cm.

Some bunk beds come with an integrated slide that can be a fun addition to your children's bedroom. It is important to supervise those who use the slide. It is also important to ensure that your children use the ladder in a safe manner.

Bunk beds are a great option to save space, and they are becoming increasingly popular in UK homes. If you follow the directions for assembly and choose an appropriate bunk bed, there's no reason why they should be dangerous. It's also a good idea to have some general safety tips in mind, such as not placing your child's bunk bed next to windows or within two metres of light fittings. Remember to keep the room clear of any items that could cause strangulation hazards and don't hang curtains over the bottom bunk bed.

Storage

Storage options are important when you're thinking about children's beds. They provide your children with an area to store their belongings and let them make use of the space however they want. A mid-sized bunk bed can be a great way to incorporate lots of extra storage with a number of different options available.

Loft beds and cabins with angled ladders are some of the most well-loved mid-sleeper beds. They offer the best storage solution. This allows you to put bookcases, desks and dressers under the bed. Based on your child's bedroom layout and the requirements of your children, this could mean creating an organized study space or even a cosy little den that your children can take refuge in.

Other options include cabin and mid loft beds that have pull out desks which make the most of your child's floor space. The desk can be lowered out from underneath the raised bed so that it is at the same level as their chair so they can work comfortably. This kind of setup can be useful in smaller bedrooms with limited space and can make the room feel larger.

A bunkroom that slides out, such as this one on the Coachmen Chaparral Lite 30-BHS is another option. With a huge slide, this fifth wheel offers plenty of sleeping and living space for the entire family. The 30' x 74' twin bunks have plenty of space for taller campers and the slide-out offers a spacious lounging space and easy access to the upper bunk. This spacious bunk room is completed by a tri-fold couch and a large entertainment centre.

A camper with a mid-bunk floor plan can also be an excellent option for family outings. The Jayco North Point 377RLBH features a pair of bunks and a cinema seating couch of 78' in the living area which makes it a fantastic option for families who are on the move. This model has a tri-fold couch under the bunk on the bottom to give campers more space to sleep and lounge.