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cabin beds sale Bed – The Perfect Bunk Bed For the Young and the Young at Heart The Louis mid-sleeper cabin bed takes up less space than traditional bunkbeds which transforms your child's room into a place for creativity. With a pull-out desk, shelves, and cubby storage, they can exercise their creative muscles or cosy up to read an e-book before bed! This free plan contains detailed instructions for building, color photos as well as a list of the necessary supplies. It's a great project for an experienced woodworker. Stores A great feature of a mid-sleeper cabin bed is the storage options that are available. A common feature for children, these beds allow for plenty of space under to store books, toys and other belongings, meaning the bedroom could become more of a multi-purpose play study, study or sleep space. Find shelves with hooks to replace a traditional bedside or drawers with smooth, non-wobble runners. Safety These beds are fun, but they must be safe for both children and adults. Safety features and conformity with strict standards can help reduce the risk of falls and slips as well as entrapment and unsafe ladder designs. The ladders that are used in cabin beds are usually curved and have rounded edges, which minimize the risk of injuries from sharp edges. The rounded edges decrease the chance of splinters that could be hazardous for children. The ladder and steps are also designed to be sturdy with solid frames that can be able to support the weight and prevent movement. The bed frames and ladders should also be fastened to the ground or wall with secure attachment points to prevent falling or moving the structure. Installing a lamp above the top bunk can assist children in climbing secure, especially in the case of children who are younger and aren't familiar with their surroundings. This will also enable you to keep an eye on the children and offer assistance if required, thereby avoiding any injuries that could result from being left unsupervised. Many cabin beds feature extra storage solutions such as cupboards, wardrobes and trundle drawers which are ideal for children to keep their belongings in but it is important to set boundaries on what is allowed to be done in and around the bed to ensure that they don't end up putting things on or off the upper bunk without your supervision. Encourage your children to play with the bed safely so they don't fall from the window or fall over the side. Hanging objects from the top bunk can be a strangulation risk so it's best to steer clear of this in favour of other games and toys. Finally, it is important to make sure that any bunk beds or lofts are securely attached to wall studs and the floor by using straps or L-brackets. This will prevent any movement or tipping and can be easily checked by parents on a regular basis.