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

A tall cabin bed is a great furniture piece for a bedroom with kids in smaller rooms. They're perfect for kids from about six years old and can be accessed using the stairs or ladder.

We recommend that your child is at minimum six years old prior to using a ladder. This is because they will require a sense of responsibility to climb safely.

Size

A cabin bed is a style of single bed with a desk, sofa, or a shelf above the sleeping area.  Web Site  and practical models (such as this Kids Pilot cabin bed from Amazon as shown above) combine many functions in one piece to save space in the bedroom of children. The upper level can be accessed via an escalator or small ladder. The space can also serve as a desk, a bookcase, and a storage area.

Cabin beds are commonly described as mid-sleeper bed or kids mid sleepers and they typically have a higher elevation than bunk beds but less lofty than high-rise loft beds. They are ideal for older children who aren't ready to sleep in bunk beds but would like a higher platform where they can study or play.

They're also a great choice for adults who live in a small space and are looking to maximize their floor area. A high-quality solid wood cabin bed can be an expensive investment however the design and construction of a high-quality model will ensure that it will last for many years.

Cabin beds can be high and require a ladder for getting on. It might be too high for smaller children, or for those who have mobility issues. If this is an issue it is possible to opt for a low bunk over a cabin-style bed.

Another disadvantage of cabin beds is that the storage underneath can be very cluttered with books, toys, clothes and other items. It can be difficult to keep the room tidy. A few items may make it difficult to change the bedding, especially if you have to climb up or reach over them.

Certain models (such the Flintshire Billie 3FT midsleeper that is shown in the photo) overcame this issue by including a full size side desk, three cube shelves and drawers, which provide ample space to store everything. Some (like the Julian Bowen Cookie) are more minimal in their design and feature a a short ladder for accessing the upper platform.

Style

Many cabin beds are designed with storage space or other furniture built-in underneath, making them perfect for bedrooms that are smaller or with limited floor space. This allows kids to create an multi-purpose play space in their bedroom and the top bunk bed used as storage or a desk and the space beneath the bed used for playing. Cuckooland's Olivia kid's bed For instance, it has wide stairs that are perfect for little feet and an angled ladder form to prevent fingers from getting caught.

For older children who are ready to transition from a crib for toddlers, a mid-sleeper cabin or high-sleeper bed is the next step on their development. These beds for children with higher levels often include desks and other seating that can be used to aid in homework and study. Some models also include a pull-out couch or guest bed, so they can accommodate guests who are visiting.

Some models also include fun extras like tents and slides to add an element of adventure and inspire their imagination. The Maxxi cabin bed for kids, for instance, is the ultimate in play and sleep for kids who wish to start their day with a whizz and whoosh as they race down the slide and then relax with a book they love and a teddy as the sun goes out.

A lot of cabin beds have drawers or other shelving options that can be used to store clothes, books, and toys, while making the bedroom neat and tidy. The Lars low cabin bed for example, offers three drawers at the center which can be filled with bedding and clothing and the bottom drawer of the trundle is perfect to store a mattress when it's time to host sleepovers. This kid's storage solution is available in a choice of grey or white and features a safety rail on the side panels and recessed handles to avoid fingers getting stuck. This is among our top-selling cabin beds and for good reason!

Safety

Cabin beds can be a relaxing and practical solution for children's sleeping needs. The raised sleeping platforms can be utilized to create space under the beds to play, store, or even study. Many cabin beds include 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 multi-functional piece of furniture that is able to change with a child's growing interests.

Despite the many advantages, safety is a key aspect to consider when it comes to any raised child's bed, particularly those that require the use of a ladder. To prevent accidents, it's important parents be aware of the readiness of their child to use a cabin bed, typically around the age of four or over. It's recommended that children wait until they reach at least six years old before they can use the top bunk of a bed frame with an elevated ladder.

Look for a cabin bed made of sturdy materials and with the edges and corners rounded to minimize the chance of accidents. Also ensure that any ladder rungs exposed are spaced out enough to avoid entrapment, and to ensure that children aren't able to slip through. Soft padding around the potential impact points further reduces the risk. A lot of cabin beds have a full-length cushion to stop any bruises or bumps from leaving marks on the skin.

When you are choosing a cabin bed, it is important that the bed can be assembled quickly and without tools. It will be much easier for parents to put up the bed in a secure place, such as their bedroom, and then quickly move or relocate storage pieces depending on the need.

The bed should be easy to clean and maintain. The ideal bed is one with removable panels that can be easily wiped down and a sturdy frame made of non-toxic materials. These features will keep the cabin bed looking nice for longer and ensure that it can continue to be a practical and enjoyable solution for a growing child.

Storage

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

A loft bed is an excellent illustration of a cabin bed that's designed with storage built into the bed. They usually have an open shelf underneath the mattress, and some come with a pull out desk to study or play, which is ideal for kids who wish to stay up late or work on school assignments.

The Lifetime Climb & Slide Cabin Bed is a good example. It comes with two boxes on castors that fit under the mattress, so you'll find plenty of storage into this kids' cabin bed. It's also made of FSC certified Scandinavian pine for a stylish and eco-friendly finish.

Another storage option that a lot of our cabin bed designs include are drawers under the bed. They can be useful storage options for clothes, bedding or toys and are especially useful if you're struggling to find floor space in your child's bedroom.

Some of our mid sleeper and high sleeper designs also include a range of optional furniture that can be fitted underneath and around the beds. This allows you to customize the look of your kid's bedroom and can include things such as cabinets, desks or even a fold-up sofa for sleepovers.

While the additional furniture is a great way to free up space in the bedroom of your child, you should always consider how safe it is for your child to use a top bunk or high sleeper. Many experts recommend that children who aren't yet of 12 should not use these beds. It is important to consider your child's safety before buying. It can be challenging to change sheets or arrange bedding on a raised cabin bed because you are somewhere between climbing and reaching.