5 Clarifications On High Sleeper Beds

Why High Sleepers Are a Great Choice For Kids

Kids love bunk beds, but high sleepers offer some extra space. They can be used as single beds, and they can also accommodate drawers, a desk or even a wardrobe.

Some models have a pull-out chair bed ideal for sleepovers. These high-quality mid and high-sleeper beds can last your child through their teens If they are properly used.

Maximises Space

Space-saving solutions are needed in bedrooms for children, specifically for those that also serve as study spaces or playrooms. This is where high sleeper storage comes into play - it can make a room appear more spacious, while also providing ample space for a desk or shelf to store homework and toys.

High sleeper beds are cabin beds that have a raised sleeping platform and built-in furniture. Some designs include a sofa-bed beneath which can be used for sleepover guests or as extra storage. Others, like the Julian Bowen Eclipse, retain two bunk beds, but squeeze in a desk and wardrobe for extra storage space.

Many children enjoy the idea of having a den or clubhouse beneath their bedroom, and this can be easily accomplished with high sleeper storage. This is especially popular with kids and teens who like to have their own personal social zone and chill-out area where they can unwind with their friends, read or watch television.

By adding a sofa to the space, you can create a space that feels like a living room. This is a fantastic place to play games with your friends or have an overnight sleepover.

If you choose to go with a high sleeper with sofa, you can add a couple of cushions and throws to give it more comfort and a homely feel. A high sleeper sofa could be used as extra seating by friends or family members during the day.

It's important to check that the mattress is deep and wide enough to keep your children from falling out of their beds, whether you choose either a high or mid sleeper. It should be at least 2ft away from the top of the frame.

Mid and high sleepers come in various finishes. Pick from white to bright colors like blue or pink. Before you make a decision, consider the colour scheme of your child's bedroom and how furniture will blend in. Certain designs, like the Cuckooland Console Gaming High Sleeper, are designed with a gaming layout in mind. They come with a built-in desk, shelves, drawers and cable management systems to manage your child's favorite devices.

Ideal for teens

High sleepers are an excellent solution for children with space problems in their bedroom. These beds offer a fun alternative to traditional bunk beds and allow you to put furniture, a desk or wardrobe underneath the top bed. This lets you use the floor space to put in other furniture, and also gives your kids a space to play or study with their peers.

High-sleepers are also ideal for teens who are moving away from the toddler stage and could find it challenging to get an adequate night's rest. Due to school and work commitments, many teenagers have difficulty maintaining their normal bedtimes and wake up times. They may only get between 6 and 7 hours of sleep per night. This can lead to a poor focus, difficulties at school, and high Sleeper single bed with desk even drowsy driving which can cause serious accidents.

A high-sleeper with a desk can provide a great solution to this problem and provide your children with an area to study in peace and finish their homework or other chores. Our selection of high sleepers comes that have a built-in desk, bookshelves or wardrobe and all of them provide plenty of storage space for their toys and clothes and helping them keep their space organized. Some also have a sofa bed underneath, so your children can have their mates over to study or chill out together.

Our high sleepers are designed to be sturdy and safe which is why they'll remain a good option for your children as they grow into pre-teens and then teens. It is important to ensure that there is enough space between the floor of your child's sleeping space and the ceiling to allow them to safely climb in and out. The ideal distance should be 2 feet wide.

If you want your children to be able to safely climb their loft bed, it's worthwhile to consider a design that the ladder or steps are fixed to the opposite side of the bed. (like our Neutron Double High Sleeper) rather than fixed at both ends as on other models.

Perfect for Sleepovers

A High sleeper single bed with desk-sleeper is a brilliant choice for kids who love to host sleepovers. Many of the designs include chairs-beds, which allow the room for more guests. They also come with a trundle drawer that's extremely easy to use and can be put in or out instantly. They often come with a desk so your child has their own workspace.

There's also a choice of smart furniture options that can be attached to the bed's side including wardrobes and desks. They can help maximize storage space, which is ideal for kids who have a lot of things to store in their rooms.

You can also pick a high-sleeper that has stairs that are adjustable in any direction. This is a great option for children who have limited mobility or worry about climbing up and down stairways. Many of our models, such as the Julian Bowen Flintshire and Birlea Safari, offer this feature so that you can customize the design to fit your child's needs.

During sleepovers, it's important that your child is having a great time and the best way to ensure this is to offer them a variety of games that are fun. You can choose from classic games like Monopoly or something more contemporary like a videogame. It is also advisable to have snacks and water available in case your child becomes thirsty.

Another option is to play a few games that will aid in burning off some energy, like Truth or Dare or even something as simple as hide and seek. This will allow them to get to sleep at a reasonable hour and can have a positive impact on their mood the next day. You can also assist them relax before going to bed by encouraging them to take an enjoyable bath and reading them bedtime stories.

Perfect for studying

If your children love to study at home, or would like to use a desk for an area for study or a bed for sleeping, then a high sleeper loft bed-sleeper with a desk underneath is an ideal choice. This allows you to build a desk into your child's bed, providing them with a comfortable place to sit and work while freeing up space in their bedroom for other furniture things.

Some high sleeper beds also have a range of useful built in storage options that make them even more efficient and space-saving. These can include wardrobes, shelves, and drawers which can be used for storing a variety of items from toys to books and bats. Other models such as the Julian Bowen Stella and Cookie also have side drawers that are ideal for storing clothes.

Several of our high-sleeper models can be transformed into two beds if you require it. This is a great option if you think your children might be too large for their current high-sleeper in the near future, or if you have limited bedroom space.

The taller under bed clearance of high sleepers makes them perfect for a variety of different furniture elements like sofas, desks and, thanks to their size, wardrobes. Some, like the Parisot Higher High Sleeper come complete with all of these components perfect if you wish to create a fully functional space for your kids.

Having the option of a fold-out daybed or futon is handy as it means your children can invite guests to stay over and have a space at ease to sleep. This is a great opportunity to encourage socialising and also a chance to teach them how to be a good host for their friends.

It is essential to keep in mind that while a high sleeper bed offers an incredible space-saving solution for your children's bedroom, it can pose some risks as the ladder or steps could be climbed on by accident. This is why a high sleeper bed is not recommended for children over 6 years old (see the individual product's specifications). It is also vital to ensure that the ladder or steps are secured and aren't being used in a dangerous manner e.g. blocking a window or preventing access to doors.