Buying a Cabin Bed Single
If your children are sharing a room or you just need to add more storage space to your bedroom, cabin beds and mid sleepers are an excellent choice. These are also perfect for those spontaneous sleepovers.
Cabin beds are typically higher than standard single or twin bunk beds and can be accessed via a ladder. They are usually equipped with built-in storage that helps keep the area surrounding them tidy and organized.
Space-saving Design
Cabin beds are perfect for guest rooms or children's bedrooms where space is limited. They have built-in storage, and are multifunctional. If you opt for a single cabin bed or a bunk bed the innovative design of these elevated beds can help keep bedrooms organised and clutter-free. These beds also provide a great platform for creative play and encourage a sense independence in children.
The majority of the cabin beds at Time4Sleep have cabinets or drawers to store away extra clothing, books and toys, or create a desk area to do homework or reading. The extra space can help reduce clutter and promotes healthy habits that can be carried throughout your bedroom.
The unique designs of a few of our cabin beds - such as those that resemble castles, treehouses or pirate ships - will instantly transport your child into an imaginary world of adventure and fantasy, stimulating their imagination and creativity. They can play knights defending their castle, or pirates navigating the seas and fighting for treasure. These imaginative designs can even help improve concentration and focus in the classroom, allowing your child to develop their learning skills in a fun and exciting way.
A bed that has stairs or ladders is a fantastic choice for younger children as it helps build independence and confidence. Climbing up into cabin beds double on their own can become an exciting challenge that they can complete, increasing their self-esteem and motivation. This is especially beneficial for toddlers moving from a cot to a big kid bed.
A mid-sleeper cabin is a great choice for older children or adults. With a desk, a sofa or a wardrobe underneath the bed, these beds are ideal to create a multi-functional study or play area, as well as a sleeping zone in your home. They are also suitable for smaller bedrooms since they can help save the floor space by incorporating storage solutions underneath the bed.
Built-in storage options
Cabin beds are great for small spaces since they are built-in storage. They are typically hidden under the bed's elevated surface so that they don't take the floor space. This is especially beneficial if your child has a messy bedroom since it lets you hide lots of toys and clutter away in an organised way.
The space beneath the raised bed is also a great spot for your child to read or play games. Some models, such as the Maxxi Cabin Bed with Slide come with a slide, so your kids can start their day with a whizz and whoosh!
Other beds, like the Alfie Modular Mid Sleeper Bed with an adaptable frame that can add more storage as your child grows. This includes a desk, tent and slides, so you can create a comfy space under the bed for playing or cuddling up with books.
There are a myriad of cabin beds available, so it's important to take into consideration your child's requirements and the style of their room before buying a bed. For example, high sleepers aren't suited to children under the age of 5 because of safety concerns. single beds may be a better option.
Multifunctional Features
When selecting a cabin bed for your child, consider their needs and the available space in the bedroom. A cabin bed is an innovative solution for smaller rooms since it maximizes vertical space. It also comes with built-in storage options. Single beds on the other hand, have a more traditional appearance and can be utilized to create a classy piece of furniture to be used as an individual piece in larger rooms. Additionally, some children cabin beds can be multi-functional, offering a variety of functions that can be tailored to the specific needs of your child and preferences.
Many cabin bed models include a desk that is perfect to work from or for creative projects. Some models have a seating area or a play space that can be converted into a cozy lounge for reading and socializing with your friends. Furthermore, some models allow you to add an additional closet or clothes rail, which is ideal for storing clothes and accessories.
Cabin beds can also come with a bookcase, wardrobe and other amenities. These items can be put on either side of your child's sleeping area. This will give you a variety of options to store their things and create a practical bedroom arrangement.
Regardless of what type of cabin bed you choose It is crucial to keep in mind that safety should be your primary concern when you're choosing kids' furniture. The majority of experts recommend waiting until a child is at least 6 to 4 years old before introducing an elevated or loft bed. It's important to determine your child's safety when climbing up and down an elevated sleeping space.
It's important to consider the quality of the materials and construction when choosing a cabin bed for a child. This will ensure that the bed will last and will last for a long time, even after frequent use. It is also recommended to consider models that require little assembly to reduce time and effort when setting up your child's bed up. You may want to consider an expert installation if you're buying a more complicated model.
Comfortable Mattresses
A comfortable mattress is a must-have for any cabin bed single. The best mattresses provide superior support, and come in various levels of firmness. The ideal mattress is determined by the sleeper's body weight and preferred position for sleeping. Side sleepers require a soft mattress to cushion their hips and shoulders as well as stomach and back sleepers prefer medium-firm surfaces.
There are mattresses with multiple layers that work in harmony to increase the comfort. For instance, this hybrid mattress is constructed from 75 per cent upcycled foams and comes with a soft, breathable cover. It also includes fabrics infused with carbon to promote cooling.
Birch Luxe with its organic wool and cotton cover is also a great option. It is hypoallergenic, and regulates temperature naturally. It is made of natural coconut fibres, latex, and pocketed coils, providing an ideal balance between firmness and softness. The mattress is made in the UK and is eco-friendly.
Other things to take into consideration when selecting a mattress are its durability and how it will last over time. A sturdy, long-lasting mattress is ideal if you want it to last for as long as it is possible. It should be durable enough to stand up to repeated use and prevent indentations over time.
Some manufacturers offer warranties with an exact coverage limit, such as 10 year. This can give you peace of mind knowing that in the event that something goes wrong with your mattress, you'll be covered.
Before you purchase a mattress ensure that the mattress you pick is compatible with the frame of your cabin bed. Make sure the frame does not have any pinch points and take measurements of the mattress to make sure it is a perfect fit. If you're using a bunk or loft bed, ensure any doors and drawers for storage open smoothly without catching on the mattress. Also, inspect for guardrails that are at least 5 inches over the mattress's surface to prevent the risk of injuries and falls.
Finally, you should consider a trial period to ensure the mattress is a good one for you. Most brands offer the opportunity to trial their mattress for up to a month. It allows you to test the mattress in your bedroom and return it if you're not satisfied. Some brands will even pick it up to donate.