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tall cabin bed (go now) - The Perfect Kid's Bedroom Furniture Piece

A tall cabin bed is the perfect furniture piece for kids' bedrooms in small spaces. They're suitable for children of around six years old and are accessible via the stairs or ladder.

Kids' cabin beds typically require a ladder, and we suggest that your child is at least six years old before they can use one since they'll have to be more responsible for climbing safely.

Size

A cabin bed is a higher-end style of single cabin bed bed with a desk, sofa, or a shelving unit above the sleeping area. The most fashionable and practical models (such as this Kids Pilot cabin bunk beds bed from Amazon, pictured above) combine multiple functions into one piece to save space in the bedroom of children. A small staircase or [Redirect Only] ladder is available to access the upper level, which can double as a desk, bookcase and even a storage space.

Cabin beds are often referred to as mid-sleeper beds or kids mid sleepers and they typically have a higher elevation than bunk beds, but are lower than lofts with high rise beds. They are great for children who aren't ready to be slumbering on a bunkbed but still require a higher platform where they can learn or have fun.

They're also a great choice for adults who live in a small space and need to maximize their floor space. A solid wood bed of high quality may be a costly purchase but the design and construction will ensure it lasts many years.

Cabin beds can be high and require a ladder to get onto. It may be too high for young children or for people who have mobility issues. If this is an issue, you might prefer an incredibly low cabin bed with storage bunk bed instead of a cabin bed.

Another disadvantage of cabin beds is that the underside storage can be overflowing with clothes, books, toys and other items. It can be hard to keep the room tidy. A few items can make it difficult to change the bedding as you have to climb or reach over them.

Certain models (such as the Flintshire Billie 3FT single bed bed) can overcome this issue by including a full-size side desk three drawers and cube bookshelves, which provide plenty of room to store everything. Some models (like the Julian Bowen cookie) are more minimalist and have a ladder to access the upper platform.

Style

Cabin beds can be designed with built-in storage, or other furniture underneath. This makes them ideal for small rooms or rooms with limited floor space. This allows kids to create an multi-purpose play space in their bedroom and the top bunk beds cabin bed used as storage or desk space and the space below the bed being used for play. The Olivia kid's cabin bed from Cuckooland, for example, features a wide set of stairs that are ideal for little feet to climb to their bed, and an incline that has a rounded shape to minimize the chance of trapped fingers.

A high-sleeper or mid-sleeper is the next step for older children who have outgrown their toddler bed. These higher beds for kids often include desks and other seating options for homework or study. Some models also come with the option of a pull-out sofa or guest bed, which allows them to accommodate guests who are visiting.

Some models include fun extras such as slides and tents that add to the excitement and stimulate imagination. The Maxxi kids cabin bed is the most ideal bed for sleep and play for kids who want to start the day with a whizz-whoosh down the slide, and then curl up with a book or a beloved pet.

If you prefer an approach that is more practical the majority of cabin bed models come with drawers and other shelving options to allow them to be filled with clothes, books and toys while making sure their bedroom is neat and tidy. The Lars low-cabin bed, for example, has three drawers that can be used to store clothing and bedding. A bottom trundle drawer can be used to store a spare mattress for sleepovers. This flexible storage solution for kids is available in white or grey and has a safety rail along the sides of the bed and a handle that is recessed to ensure that fingers don't get trapped. This is one of our best-selling cabin beds for a reason!

Safety

Cabin beds provide practical and fun solutions to children's sleeping needs. The raised sleeping platforms can be utilized to create space under the beds for storage, play, or study. Many cabin beds have built-in shelving in the sides and headboards to provide toy and book storage. Desks can also be built into the frame, transforming the bed into a multi-functional piece of furniture that can be adapted to the growing interests of a child.

Despite the many advantages however, safety is the primary factor when choosing a raised children's bed, particularly those that require an elevated ladder. To prevent accidents, it's important that parents carefully assess the child's ability to use the cabin bed, usually at the age of four or more. For bed frames that have an incline, it's generally recommended to wait until a child is at least six years of age before allowing them to use the top bunk.

To minimise the risk of accidents, [empty] choose a top-quality cabin bed made of sturdy materials with rounded corners and edges. Be sure that the ladder rungs are separated to avoid entrapment and that children aren't able to slip through. Soft padding on potential impact zones further reduces the chance of injury Many cabin beds are covered to ensure that bumps and bruises won't leave marks on the skin.

When choosing a cabin bed, it is essential that the bed can be put together quickly and effortlessly without tools. It will be easier for parents to set the bed in a secure place, such as their bedroom, and quickly move storage pieces depending on the need.

The bed should be simple to clean and maintain. It is ideal to have removable panels that can be easy to clean, and a sturdy frame constructed of non-toxic materials. These features will keep the cabin bed looking good for longer and will allow it to be a functional solution for a growing child.

Storage

They add a lot of fun to the bedrooms and sleeping areas of children who love raised beds. However, they can be practical as well, with several cabin beds featuring storage options built-in which makes them ideal for smaller rooms or when you're looking to maximise space in your home.

A loft bed is an example of a cabin-style bed that is built-in with storage. They usually include an open shelf beneath the mattress, and some even have a pull-out desk to play or study. This is ideal for kids who wish to work late or stay up late.

Lifetime Climb & Slide Cabin Beds, for example include two boxes that slide under the mattress. This kids' cabin bed has plenty of storage space. It is also made from FSC certified Scandinavian pine to give it a fashionable and sustainable finish.

Another storage option that a lot of our cabin beds come with is drawers under the bed. These drawers are great for storing clothing, bedding or even toys. They're especially useful when your child's bedroom is small in space.

Some of our mid-sleeper as well as high-sleeper models come with an additional furniture selection that can be installed underneath and around the bed. This lets you customize the appearance of your child's space and could include things such as desks, a wardrobe or even a fold up sofa for sleepovers.

While the additional furniture can be a great way to free up space in your child's room It is important to be aware of the safety for your child to use a top bunk or a high sleeper. Some experts suggest a minimum age of 15 for the highest of these kinds of beds. It's essential to evaluate your child's capability to safely use them prior to buying. It can be difficult to change sheets or move bedding on a raised wooden cabin bed bed because you're somewhere between climbing and reaching.