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The Louis 4ft Cabin Bed - The Perfect Bunk Bed For the Young and the Young at Heart

The Louis mid-sleeper cabin bed high sleeper bed occupies less space than traditional bunk beds, transforming your child's bedroom into a place for creativity. With a pull-out desk, shelves and cubby storage, they can stretch their creative muscles or snuggle up with an e-book before bed!

This free guide includes clear instructions for building, color photos, and a list with the required materials. It's a great build for a woodworker with experience.

Storage

One of the best features of a mid sleeper cabin bed is the storage options that are available. These beds are often a child's favorite because they provide plenty of storage space beneath them for books, toys and other things. This makes the bedroom to be used as a play space, study area, or even a sleeping space. Look out for shelves with hooks that can be used in place of a traditional table for bed or tidy and neat drawer storage with smooth no-wobble runners.

Safety

These beds are fun, but they must be safe for both children and adults. The strictest standards are met and incorporating safety features help to reduce risks like slips and falls, entrapment, and unsafe ladder designs.

The ladders that are used for cabin beds with slide beds feature curves and rounded corners to decrease the chance of accidents caused by sharp corners. Round edges also decrease the chance of splinters, something that can be extremely dangerous for small children. In addition the ladder and steps frame are designed to be sturdy with a solid structure that will hold the weight and stop movement. Bed frames and ladders should be secured to the wall with secure attachment points in order to avoid the risk of slipping.

It is also a good idea to place a lamp on the top bunk to assist in ensuring visibility while climbing, especially for young children who might not be familiar with their surroundings. This will allow you to supervise your child and provide assistance if needed, while avoiding any injuries.

A lot of cabin bed mattress beds have extra storage options such as cupboards, wardrobes and trundle trays. These are ideal for children to store their possessions. However, it's important to establish boundaries about what they can do inside and around the bed to ensure that they don't put things on or off the top bunk without your supervision.

Encourage your children to play with the bed in a safe manner so that they don't fall out the window or climb up the side. Hanging things from the top bunk can be an opportunity for strangulation. This should be discouraged and substituted with other games or toys.

It is also crucial to ensure that loft or bunk bed straps or L-brackets are secured to the wall studs or to the floor. This will stop any tipping or movement, and can be easily checked by a parent on a regular basis.