Loft Beds

If space is an issue in the room, or you just want to create a lot of clear floor space for your child to play in, then a loft bed could be just the answer. Typically, taller than a cabin bed, a children’s loft bed is designed to give storage or play space underneath. You may also choose to position a desk, wardrobe or drawers, making the maximum use of the space under your single loft bed to free up the rest of the room for other activities.

Broadly speaking, your loft bed can come in one of three heights; a high loft which gives the maximum amount of space underneath, a mid-loft which usually contains storage underneath, and a low loft which is ideal for spaces where the ceiling height is lower. Loft beds are accessed via a ladder and will have a frame that stand proud of the mattress to make sure there is no danger of falling out during the night. For safety reasons, High beds like these are not suitable for children under six years.

Some childrens loft bed are simply that, they have a space underneath that allows you to place your own furniture below or to create a fun play space. Others will include a desk, wardrobe, or other storage that blends with the style of the loft bed itself.