Cabin Beds Fit In Small Spaces

Homes end up running out of space as families grow or just the 'stuff' grows and accumulates. The growing family often chooses the Cabin beds to solve their 'space' problem. First used in sea ships to give the crew and passengers a place to call their own. All personal valuables were kept in the storage they provided.

Sharing space with siblings or roommates can be a task when spaces are small and storage limited. The cabin beds are units that are not bunk beds, which is a stack bed. A cabin bed comes with cabinets, workspaces, drawers, and for kid's play areas. This bed is a unique ideal offering unique ideals for decorating and adding furniture to a room and taking very little space.

Cabin beds have remarkably kept up with today's high demand for style. They come in all shapes, sizes and styles. They have to be toe to toe with the modern style that many require for their kids rooms today. They can have customized wood, metal and all different types of ceramics. All the moms of today ask for is the bed meets the child's vision of his bedroom.

As far as I have seen there are three types of cabin beds. These are classified according to their height from the floor and their general size. There is the mid sleeper, the high sleeper and the largest tallest captain cabin bed. The captain bed is the most complex and would be more preferable for the older kids. They are less likely to take a fall from high up there and need the leg room anyway.

The highly sophisticated design put into cabin beds is quite impressive. All kids love to have fun. This is not overlooked at all in the design. They are being sculptured or carved as tree houses, caves or entire islands. They are a fantasy in their own way. The cabin bed can change or give a theme to a child's bedroom by itself. Installing a separate play room in the house is not really a necessity after some cabin beds.

For those kids who need a desk a cabin bed easily delivers. It can have a desk adjoined to it. They can put up their books and play things right there on the same unit. Anything that fancies their hobbies. The unit can have a couple of drawers to keep their books and personal small things in.

The cabin beds can also come with closets. The kids can have a place to hang up or fold their clothes in. There is therefore not really a pressing need to buy a separate closet. This handles economy of space and money single handedly. That is valuable to most parents who are struggling to balance their accounts but still do not want to be stingy with their kids.

The practicality of a cabin bed is undeniable. They liberate a lot of space in the room to be used for other things. They generate a sort of fun for the child and his friends. They leave the room looking nice and neatly tucked getting rid of a lot of clutter. Some of these cabin beds come with pull out sofa beds that come in handy on that occasional sleep over.