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Tall Cabin Bed – The Perfect Kid's Bedroom Furniture Piece A tall cabin bed for children is a great option for small bedrooms. They're perfect for kids from to about six years old. They can be accessed using the stairs or ladder. Kids' cabin beds typically require a ladder, and we recommend that your child be at least six before using one since they'll have to be more responsible when it comes to climbing safely. Size A cabin bed is an elevated design of a single bed that includes the option of a sofa, desk, or a shelving unit above the sleeping space. The most fashionable and practical models (such as this Kids Pilot cabin bed from Amazon as shown above) combine many functions in one piece, thereby saving space in the children's bedroom. A small ladder or staircase is included to get to the upper level which can be used as a bookcase, desk and a handy storage area. Cabin beds, also referred to as a mid-sleeper or kids' mid-sleeper, are usually higher than bunkbeds and lower than loft beds with a high rise. They are perfect for children who aren't ready to sleep in a bunk bed but want a raised platform to study or play. They're also a great choice for adults who live in a cramped space and need to maximize their floor space. A high-quality, solid wood cabin bed can be expensive, however the design and construction of a quality bed will ensure it will last for many years. A drawback to the cabin bed, however it is that they are quite high off the ground and require a ladder or steps to climb up. This may be too much for children who are younger or it could be problematic for people who have mobility issues. If this is an issue you might want to opt for an incline bunk instead of a cabin-style bed. Another drawback of cabin beds is that the storage underneath can be very cluttered with clothes, books, toys and other items. It can be hard to keep the area tidy. A few too many items can make it difficult to change the bedding, especially if you have to climb up or reach over them. Certain models (such as the pictured Flintshire Billie 3FT single-midsleeper bed) overcame this problem by incorporating a large side desk with three drawers, as well as cube bookshelves, which provide ample space to store everything. Some (like the Julian Bowen Cookie) are more minimalist in their appearance and have the option of a ladder that can be used to access the upper platform. Style Cabin beds can be constructed with built-in storage or other furniture beneath. This makes them ideal for rooms with small bedrooms or with limited floor space. This lets kids have an multi-purpose play space in their bedroom, with the top bunk bed serving as a desk or storage and the space beneath the bed is used for playing. The Olivia kid's cabin bed from Cuckooland For instance, it features a wide set of stairs that are ideal for little feet to climb to their bed. It also comes with an incline that is rounded to prevent getting trapped fingers. A high-sleeper or a mid-sleeper is the next step for older children who have outgrown their toddler bed. These higher beds for kids typically have desks and seating that can be used for homework or study. Some models also come with an extra couch that can be pulled out or a guest bed, so they can accommodate friends visiting. Some models come with fun features like tents and slides that add to the adventure and spark imagination. The Maxxi kids' cabin bed for instance, is the ultimate in play and sleep for kids who want to start their day with a whizz and whoosh as they go down the slide and then relax with a book they love and a pet teddy before going out. Many cabin bed models have drawers or other shelving options that can be used to store books, clothes and toys, all while keeping the bedroom clean and tidy. The Lars low cabin bed for instance, comes with three drawers in the middle that can be filled with bedding and clothing and the bottom drawer of the trundle is ideal for storing a mattress when it's time for sleepovers. This versatile storage solution for children is available in grey or white and has safety rails along the sides of the bed and a recessed handle to ensure that fingers don't get trapped. This is our top-selling bed for a good reason! Safety Cabin beds are a great and practical solution for children's sleep needs. Their raised sleeping platforms provide areas beneath that can be used for play or study, or even storage. A lot of cabin beds come with built-in shelving in the sides and headboards to provide storage of books and toys. Desks can be integrated into the frame, transforming the bed into a movable piece of furniture. Despite the many benefits but safety is an important aspect to consider when it comes to any raised child's bed, particularly those that require the use of a ladder. Parents should carefully assess their child's ability to be an adult bed. This usually occurs around the age of four or higher. For bed frames that feature an incline, it's generally recommended to wait until a child is at least six years old older before allowing them to use the top bunk. Look for a cabin bed that is made of durable materials and with the edges and corners rounded to minimize the risk of accidents. Check that exposed ladder rungs are spaced to prevent entrapment, and that children aren't able to slip through. Soft padding around any potential impact points further reduces the risk. A lot of cabin beds come with full padding to prevent any bruises or bumps from leaving marks on the skin. Another important aspect to consider for safety when choosing a cabin mattress is that it must be able to be assembled without the necessity of tools. It will be much easier for parents to put the bed in a safe location, like their bedroom, and quickly remove or reposition storage components as needed. The last thing to consider is a bed that's easy to clean and maintain. Ideal is a bed with removable panels that can be easily cleaned, and a sturdy frame made of non-toxic materials. These features ensure that the bed stays looking great for longer and will allow it to be a functional solution for the growing child. Storage Children like beds that are elevated off the ground, and regardless of whether they're bunk beds or mid sleepers they add a touch of entertainment to their bedrooms and sleeping areas. However, they can be practical too, with several cabin beds featuring storage options built-in, which make them ideal for smaller rooms or if you're looking to maximize the space within your home. A loft bed is a fantastic example of a cabin-style bed that's designed with storage built into the bed. They usually include an open shelf beneath the mattress, and some have a pull-out desk to study or play, which is ideal for kids who wish to stay up late or work on school projects. The Lifetime Climb & Slide Cabin Bed is a good example. It includes two castors on which two boxes fit under the mattress, meaning there's plenty of storage into this kid's cabin bed. It's also made of FSC certified Scandinavian pine for a chic durable, 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 particularly beneficial if your child's space is limited in space. Some of our mid sleeper and high sleeper designs also come with an array of furniture that can be fitted between and under the beds. This lets you customize the appearance of your child's bedroom and can include things like cabinets, desks or even a fold-up couch for sleepovers. While the additional furniture may be a great option to make space in your child's bedroom however, you should think about how safe it is to use a high-sleeper or a top bunk. Some experts recommend that children under the age of 12 years use these beds. metal cabin bed is important to consider the safety of your child prior to purchasing. It can be challenging to change sheets or move bedding on a cabin bed that is raised since you're halfway between climbing and reaching.