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Tall Cabin Bed - The Perfect Kid's Bedroom Furniture Piece

A tall cabin bed is the perfect kid's bedroom furniture piece for small rooms. These beds are perfect for children as young as 6 years old. They can be accessed by an stairway or ladder.

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

Size

A cabin bed is a style of single bed that has an enclosed desk, a sofa, or shelving above the bed. The most fashionable and practical models (such as this Kids Pilot cabin bed from Amazon, pictured above) combine multiple functions into one piece, thereby saving space in the children's bedroom. A small staircase or ladder is available for access to the upper levels that can also double cabin bed with desk as a bookcase, desk and a handy storage area.

Cabin beds, sometimes referred to as kids mid-sleeper are usually higher than bunk beds and lower than loft beds with a high rise. They are ideal for children who aren't yet ready to sleep on a bunk bed but still need a higher platform to study or have fun.

They're also a great option for those who live in a small space and want to maximize their available space. A solid wood bed with high cabin bed quality can be an expensive purchase but the design and workmanship will ensure it lasts for years.

The drawback of a cabin bed, however it is that they are often quite high off the ground, and thus require a ladder or stairs to climb onto. It may be too high sleeper cabin bed for younger children or for people with mobility problems. If this is an issue it is possible to consider an incline bunk instead of a cabin-style bed.

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

Some models (such as the Flintshire Billie 3FT single-midsleeper mattress) can overcome this issue by including a full-size side desk, three drawers and cube bookshelves, which provide ample space to store everything. Others (like the Julian Bowen Cookie) are more minimal in appearance and come with a the option of a ladder that can be used to access the upper platform.

Style

Many cabin beds are designed with storage space or other furniture that is built in underneath, making them perfect for smaller bedrooms or those with limited floor space. This lets kids create a more multifunctional sleep space in their bedroom, with the top bed serving as a storage space or a desk, while the space beneath provides the ultimate kids play space. The Olivia kid's cabin bed from Cuckooland, for example, features a wide set of stairs which are perfect for children's feet to climb up to their bed and an incline that has a rounded shape to prevent trapped fingers.

A high-sleeper or a mid-sleeper is the next step for older children who have outgrown their toddler bed. These higher kids' beds often feature desks and other seating to help them with study and homework Some models even having a pull-out sofa or guest bed so that they can accommodate visitors.

Some models include fun extras like slides and tents that add an element to excitement and stimulate imagination. The Maxxi kids' cabin bed is the best in sleep and play for children who want to start the day with a quick-whizz down the slide, and then curl up with a book or a beloved teddy.

Many cabin beds come with shelves or drawers that can be used to store clothes, books and toys, while still keeping the bedroom clean and neat. The Lars low-cabin bed, for example features 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 kid's storage solution is available in a choice of white or grey and comes with a safety rail on the side panels and handles that are recessed to keep fingers from getting trapped. This is one of our most popular cabin beds and for good reason!

Safety

Cabin beds are practical and fun solutions to the sleep needs of children. The raised sleeping platforms can be used to create space beneath the beds to store toys, mid sleeper cabin bed play or study. A lot of cabin beds have built-in shelving on the sides and headboards to store toys and books. Desks can be built into the frame, transforming the bed into a movable piece of furniture.

Safety is the main factor to take into consideration when choosing raised beds for children, especially ones that require an elevated ladder. Parents must carefully consider their child's readiness to use the cabin bed. This usually occurs at the age of four or higher. For bed frames that feature a ladder, it's usually recommended to wait until a child is at least six years old old before using the top bunk.

Look for a cabin bed made of solid materials and that has rounded edges and corners to minimize the risk of accidents. Also check that any exposed ladder rungs are spaced out enough to avoid entrapment and ensure that children don't fall through. Soft padding on potential impact zones further reduces the risk of injuries and many cabin bed designs are fully padded to ensure that any bumps and bruises won't leave marks on the skin.

Another important aspect to consider when choosing a cabin bed is that it should be able to be assembled without the necessity of tools. It will be simpler for parents to set up the bed in a secure space, such as their bedroom, and then quickly move or relocate storage pieces when needed.

The bed should be easy to clean and maintain. It is ideal to have removable panels that are easily wiped down and a sturdy frame made of non-toxic materials. These features will keep the childrens cabin beds bed looking great for longer and ensure it continues to be a useful solution for a growing child.

Stores

Children like beds that are elevated off the ground. Whether they're bunk beds or mid sleepers they add a bit of fun to their bedrooms and sleeping areas. However, they can be practical too, with many cabin bed designs featuring storage options built-in that make them perfect for smaller spaces or if you're looking to maximize space in your home.

A loft bed is a fantastic illustration of a cabin bed that's built with built in storage. They usually include an open shelf beneath the mattress and some even come with a pull-out desk to study or play, perfect for children who like to stay up late to work on school projects.

Lifetime Climb & Slide Cabin Beds, for example include two boxes that slide under the mattress. This kids' cabin bed is spacious and has plenty of storage. It's made from FSC-certified Scandinavian pine wood, too, for a stylish and environmentally sustainable finish.

A lot of our cabin beds are equipped with drawers under the bed. These drawers are great for storing bedding, clothes or even toys. They're especially useful if your child's room is small in size.

Some of our mid and high sleeper designs also have a range of optional furniture that can be placed under and around the beds. This allows you to customise the appearance of your child's room and can include things like a wardrobe, desk or even a fold-up sofa for sleepovers.

While the furniture can be a great option to save room in your child's bedroom however, you should consider how secure it is to use a high sleeper or top bunk. Some experts recommend a minimum age of 15 for the highest of these kinds of beds, and it's crucial to evaluate your child's capability to use them safely before making a purchase. It can be difficult to change sheets or arrange bedding on a bed that is raised because you are somewhere between climbing and reaching.