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Mid Bunk Bed Mid bunk beds are very popular for children from pre-teens to teens. They feature a raised sleeping space and a space underneath for storage or desks. They're also more flexible than high loft beds since they can be transformed into two separate single beds. Some are constructed with a ladder and small steps that lead to the top bunk bed. They're also extremely durable. Safety Bunk beds can be a risk particularly for children. Every year, thousands of children are treated in hospitals for injuries caused by bunk beds and loft beds. Most of these injuries are not serious. The most common incidents involving bunk beds occur when kids play on or around their beds, and a significant percentage of them involve falling off the top bunk. There are a variety of ways you can help minimize the chance of this happening and keep your kids safe at night. First of all, you should choose a bunk bed that complies with all safety requirements. Guardrails should be at least 3.5” on both sides of the bed and be fixed to prevent children from falling. Ideally, the upper guardrails should be at least 5 inches above the mattress's foundation for additional protection against falls. The ladder should also be securely and securely attached to the bunk frame. Ladder steps must also be constructed of durable materials with wide, secure treads that prevent slipping. From the very beginning, you must teach your children to use bunk beds properly. This includes not playing in or around the bunk beds, laying down only in them, and making sure that your body and possessions are within the guardrails. Other measures that are easy to take can lessen the chance of having bunk bed accidents. This includes ensuring that the ladder is not being used as a climbing platform and that no belts or ropes have been attached to the beds. These could pose the risk of strangulation. To decrease the chance of hitting ceiling lighting fixtures or fans while climbing the ladder, put the ladder away from them. Additionally, you should regularly inspect the bunk bed for signs of wear and tear, in particular any squeaks that could indicate a problem with the bed or components that may compromise the stability or safety of the bed. Beware of DIY bunk bed kits, as they may not meet the latest safety standards. Always consult the manufacturer's guidelines when purchasing a new bunk bed, and ask about any additional safety features they may provide. Space A mid-bunk bed is lower than a loft or high sleeper, meaning that the space beneath can be used for storage features or even a bed. This is a great option for smaller rooms or kids who require more space for studying or sleeping. Most of the time, there is the space for a desk or bookcase built into the side of the bed, perfect for homework and storage. Certain models will come with a low-height wardrobe that's ideal for kids' clothing as well as cubbies for toys, books and other bits and pieces. The most comfortable mid-bunk beds will also feature a staircase leading to the loft for sleeping. This eliminates the need for ladders, and makes it easier for children to get into and out of the bed. They could also have an open window that adds a fun element of intrigue to the room and makes it feel like their own private space. Certain models may also feature the option of a futon or sofa that pulls out that creates a comfortable living space that is ideal for family movie nights as well as socializing with friends. Some models will also have a workstation that can be flipped down, which is great for kids who have to stay focused on schoolwork and homework. The majority of our bunk beds are constructed out of strong, sturdy metal or wood. Metal provides durability and simple maintenance, while wood has an old-fashioned, warm look. To keep the surface looking new clean it off with a damp cloth. We offer a variety of styles and configurations including the well-known L-shaped bunk. This is a great option for siblings who don't want to share the same bed. It can also be used as a way to create play areas that are unique and provide each child with his or her own space. We also offer wooden and metal cabin beds with a minimalist design for those who want a more modern style. They're the perfect complement to modern homes and will complement most interior design schemes. Style If you're looking to decorate your child's room or are looking to create a bunk bed to host sleepovers or an additional guest accommodations There are a variety of gorgeous designs to choose from. mid cabin bed with desk can be the perfect way to make the most of space in rooms and create a focal point with their sleek lines and chic finish. You can also add some colour to your bedroom by choosing the mid-bunk option with some fun features like climbing walls or slides that match the style of your family. Some bunk beds with a mid-sleep designs provide more than an area to rest, with clever storage features that are designed specifically for bedrooms for children. For instance there are some models that have a pull out desk that's the ideal height for children to complete their assignments or other crafts and can be easily tucked away when not in use. Some other innovative designs include cubbies and low-height wardrobes that are great for storing clothes and toys. Other mid bunk beds are designed for children who are younger, with the lower tier often offering a play area as well as a mini-study corner or a space for hanging out. The Lifetime Hideout Mid Sleeper is a fantastic option for children who are adventurous, as it resembles an actual treehouse and comes with a climbing and sliding ramp for additional fun. Many mid bunk beds can be made into separate singles in the future and your kids can continue to have their favorite bunks when they get older. The Oliver Furniture Wood Low Bunk Bed, for example, comes with the option of converting it to allow it to be transformed into a single or queen size bed, making this the ideal investment piece for any family. A mid bunk bed may be the ideal option for families with children. However, some children may be unable to climb the stairs or ladders, or find the higher position of sleeping difficult. If this is your child's situation, you should steer them towards a bunk bed that they can easily get into and out of, or a daybed that is an alternative that is more accessible. Storage A mid bunk bed is an excellent option for children who want to customize their sleeping space. They're often fitted with storage that is integrated, which makes the space above and keeps the space clutter-free. They also feature fun curtains or play tents that add a touch of character. Drawers: They reduce clutter by providing a spot for toys, clothes or bedding to be tucked away under the bed. They are great for rooms with limited closet space or for families who have multiple children sharing the same bedroom. Stairs: To add an extra security measure Some bunk beds have stairs that are built into the side of the structure. They're a great alternative to ladders that are traditional, and have an ergonomic design that makes it easier for children to climb. Trundles are ideal for hosting guests at family gatherings and vacation homes. They can be rolled out from under the bunk and stored away when not in use. Desk A pull-out desk is a great option for teens and tweens because it offers a convenient place to work from or for projects. If they decorate it with fairy lights and bean bags or opt for an edgier look, it's a great way to encourage independent study and increase their productivity. If your kids prefer to lounge in front of the TV, consider a cabin bunk equipped with a media center. This clever design features an integrated TV stand as well as drawers for storing DVDs and other entertainment. For families that enjoy frequent travel, a cabin style bunk with a fold-out sofa may be the right option. This kind of bunk comes with the futon sofa that can be folded out from underneath the top bunk. It's a great option for accommodating friends and family. This is a great option for condos and vacation homes with little space. This arrangement is also great for shared rooms for children of different ages, or those who often host sleepovers. It's a great option for parents who want to maximize their space without sacrificing design or comfort. This kind of bunk is available in a variety of colors, and it's easy to personalize with matching case items.