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Mid Bunk Bed Mid bunk beds come with a raised sleeping area with space underneath for storage or a desk and are popular with children from preteens. They're also more versatile than high loft beds since they can be converted into two separate beds. Some are designed to look mature with a small ladder and petite steps leading up to the top bed. They are also very durable. Safety Bunk beds can be dangerous particularly for children. Every year, thousands of children are admitted to hospitals for injuries caused by bunk beds and loft beds. Most of these injuries are minor. The majority of bunk bed accidents happen when children play on or around the beds. A large portion of these involve falling off the top bunk. There are a variety of ways to minimize the risk and ensure your children's safety at night. It is important to choose a bunk bed that is in compliance with all safety standards. This includes having guardrails that extend at minimum 3.5 inches on both sides of the mattress and are properly secured to prevent children from falling off. Ideally, the upper guardrails should be at least 5 inches higher than the mattress foundation to provide further protection from falls. The ladder should be firmly and securely attached to the bunk frame. Steps for the ladder must be made of sturdy materials with wide, sturdy treads that prevent slipping. From the very beginning, you should teach your children to use bunk beds safely. This includes not playing vigorously on or around the beds, only sleeping in them and keeping their belongings and bodies within the railings at all times. Other easy steps that can dramatically reduce the risk of bunk bed accidents include making sure that the ladder isn't used as a climbing structure and no ropes or belts are attached to the beds; they could be strangulation hazards. To decrease the chance of hitting ceiling fans or light fixtures when climbing the ladder, place the ladder away from them. Also, you should regularly inspect the bunk bed for signs of wear, particularly any squeaks, which could indicate damaged or loose parts that could compromise the safety or stability of the bed. Be wary of DIY bunk bed kits, because they may not be compliant with the most recent safety standards. When purchasing a bunk bed, always consult the manufacturer's instructions and inquire about any safety features that may be available. Space A mid-bunk bed is lower than a loft or high sleeper, which means the space underneath can be used to store things or even a bed. This is a great choice for smaller rooms or kids who require more space for studying or sleeping. There's usually the space to build a desk or bookcase, on the bed's side. This is great for homework storage and. Some models come with a low-height closet that's perfect for younger children's clothes and other models have cubbies that can be used to store books, toys, and other items. The best mid-bunk beds also feature a staircase leading up to the loft that sleeps. This eliminates the need for ladders, and makes it easier for kids to climb in and out of the bed. Some beds in the middle have an open window that can be seen from afar, which adds an element of fun to the space. Some models also come with the option of a futon or sofa that pulls out, creating an inviting area for relaxing, ideal for family movie nights as well as socializing with friends. Some models have a flip-down workstation, which is ideal for children who struggle to concentrate on their homework or schoolwork. Many of our bunk bed frames are constructed of strong, sturdy metal or wood. Metal is durable and easy maintenance, whereas wood has an old-fashioned, warm look. To keep the surface looking fresh, simply wipe it down. We offer a wide range of designs and configurations, including the well-known L-shaped bunk. This arrangement is ideal for siblings who don't wish to share a traditional bunk bed but it can also be used to create more dynamic play spaces, and give each child a individual space. For those who prefer a more sleek look, we also offer a variety of wooden and metal cabin beds that have a more minimalist design. They're the perfect complement to modern homes and be a perfect match for any interior design scheme. Style Whether you're decorating your child's room or are looking to create bunk beds to host sleepovers or an additional guest accommodations, there are plenty of gorgeous designs to choose from. mid loft bed are an excellent option to maximize space and are often the focal point of a bedroom. They create an instant WOW factor with their sleek lines and stylish finishes. You can also add color to your bedroom by picking an upholstered mid-bunk bed that has an exciting feature like climbing walls or a slide that complement the decor of your family. Some bunk beds that are mid-sleeper are more than just a place for children to sleep. They are equipped with clever storage features specifically designed for bedrooms. For instance, some models feature a pull out desk that's the ideal height for children to work on assignments or other crafts and which can be easily hidden away when not in use. Some other innovative designs include cubbies and low-height wardrobes that are great to store toys and clothes. Other mid bunk bed designs cater to children of a younger age and the lower tier typically offering a play area, mini-study corner or a space for hanging out. The Lifetime Hideout Mid Sleeper is a great choice for kids who love adventure, since it resembles the inside of a treehouse. It also has an incline and slide for additional fun. Many mid bunk bed designs are able to convert into separate beds at a later point and your children can have their favorite bunk when they grow older. The Oliver Furniture Wood Low Bunk Bed is a good example. It comes with the option of converting it to allow it to be converted into the size of a queen or single bed, making this the ideal investment piece for any family. A mid-sized bunk bed can be the ideal option for families with children. However some children might find the ladders/steps or the higher sleeping position challenging. If this is your child's situation, you should steer them towards a bunk bed that is easy to get in and out of, or an upholstered daybed that provides an easier option. Storage A mid bunk bed is a great option for kids who like to customize their sleeping space. They usually come with storage solutions that are integrated that maximize the space beneath and ensuring it's free of clutter. Additionally, they come with curtains and play tents which add a sense of style. Drawers: These help to reduce clutter in the bedroom by providing a space to store toys, clothes or bedding. They are great for rooms with limited closet space, or for families with more than one child sharing a bedroom. Stairs: For an extra security measure Some bunk beds have stairs built into the side of the structure. They're a great alternative to traditional ladders and offer an ergonomic design that's easy for kids to climb. Trundles: These are perfect for hosting guests at family gatherings and vacation homes. They roll out from under the bunks when needed and are able to be easily tucked away when not in use. Desk Pull-out desk is a fantastic option for teens and tweens because it offers a convenient workspace for homework or projects. If they decorate it with the use of bean bags and lights or opt for a more contemporary look, it's a great way to encourage independent study and increase their productivity. If your kids prefer to relax at the television, consider a cabin bunk with integrated media center. This clever feature includes a built-in television stand and drawers for storing DVDs and other entertainment. If you have a family that is prone to frequent traveling, a cabin bunk with a fold-out sofa may be the right option. This kind of bunk features an ottoman couch which can be folded from under the top bunk. It's an ideal option for accommodating friends and family. It's a great option for condos or vacation homes where space is at a premium. This arrangement is also ideal for rooms that are shared by children of different ages or for those who frequently host sleepovers. It's an ideal choice for parents who want to maximize their space without losing design or comfort. This type of bunk is available in various colors, and it's easy to personalize with matching case goods.