Mid Sleeper Beds

Mid sleeper beds are a great space-saving solution for children's rooms, offering an elevated bed design that creates extra room underneath for storage, play, or a study area. Mid sleeper beds provide a safe and accessible sleeping space while maximizing vertical room. Many models come with built-in features like desks, drawers, or shelves, making them ideal for small rooms.

They are perfect for kids and teens who need a practical solution for organizing their space without sacrificing comfort. With various styles and finishes, mid sleeper beds combine functionality with fun

My Wish List

Last Added Items

You have no items in your wish list.

Add to Wish List Add to Compare

Base Type:

Solid Slats

Birlea Leyton Cabin Bed

Rating:
89%

4.45 · 9 reviews

Finish

Oak Effect

Base Type

Solid Slats

S

£359.00

RRP £629.00
View

Free delivery from Friday 22nd May

Special Price £359 .00 Regular Price £629.00

Save £270.00

43% off

View Product

Mid Sleeper FAQ's

What is a mid sleeper bed?

Mid sleeper beds are especially popular for children's rooms because they offer a combination of safety, comfort, and practicality. Since they are lower to the ground than a high sleeper, they are generally considered safer for younger children, as the risk of falling is reduced.

These beds are available in various designs, often featuring integrated storage solutions like drawers, shelves, or a built-in desk, which makes them perfect for maximizing bedroom space. Mid sleeper beds are typically suitable for children ages 4 and up, and many models can be easily adjusted to accommodate growing children or converted into a high sleeper as they get older.

Overall, a mid sleeper bed offers a great way to keep rooms tidy and organized while providing a comfortable and fun sleeping area.

Do mid sleeper beds come with storage options?

Most mid sleeper beds come with a variety of storage options, making them a fantastic choice for maximizing space in a child's room. The space beneath the elevated bed frame can be used in several ways, depending on the design of the bed. Common storage features include:

Drawers: Some mid sleeper beds come with built-in drawers beneath the sleeping area, offering a great way to store clothes, toys, books, or other items.
Shelves: Some models include integrated shelves or open storage spaces, perfect for organizing books, games, or decorative items.
Desk or Workstation: Many mid sleeper beds have a built-in desk underneath the bed, providing a dedicated space for homework, reading, or creative projects.
Trundles: Some beds come with a pull-out trundle or additional storage space that can be tucked away when not in use.
Cabinets: Some models offer small cabinets or compartments that are perfect for storing more private or valuable items.

What kind of mattresses are suitable for mid sleeper beds?

When selecting a mattress for a mid sleeper bed, it’s important to choose one that fits within the bed's frame and provides both comfort and safety. Here are some factors to consider:

Size and Depth

Size: A mattress for a mid sleeper bed must match the specific dimensions of the bed frame (e.g., single, double, or small double). Always check the size specifications before purchasing a mattress.
Thickness: Generally, the mattress for the top bunk should be 6 to 8 inches thick to ensure it fits properly and stays safely beneath the safety rails. Thicker mattresses can be too high, leading to an increased risk of falling. For the bottom bunk, a slightly thicker mattress is acceptable, as there are fewer safety concerns.

Types of Mattresses

Memory Foam: Provides great support and comfort by contouring to the body’s shape. It’s a popular choice for mid sleeper beds because of its ability to reduce pressure points and enhance sleep quality.
Pocket Sprung: These mattresses are made with individual springs encased in fabric, offering responsive support and durability. They are a good option for mid sleeper beds, providing a balance of comfort and firmness.
Open Coil: A more budget-friendly option, open coil mattresses offer a firm, uniform support surface. While they may not be as comfortable as memory foam or pocket sprung, they can be suitable for younger children.
Hybrid: A combination of memory foam and pocket springs, hybrid mattresses can provide the benefits of both materials, offering both support and comfort.

Question not here?

Our customer services team are here to help and answer any questions. Get in touch and we'll be happy to help.

Remember Me

Chat with usLiveChat