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What is a High Sleeper With Stairs?

A high sleeper with stairs is an loft bed that allows you to include stairs as an alternative to the vertical ladder. This makes climbing up to the top bunk more secure particularly for children.

Many high cabin bed and mid sleeper beds also have drawers built into the stairs, which are ideal to store toys or clothes.

Safety

A high sleeper with stairs is a great solution to maximize the space available in your child's bedroom. It provides a comfortable area to rest and play without taking up too much room. Many modern high sleepers for children with stairs were designed with safety in mind, so that your child can get to bed easily and safely, and there are many different options available based on your preferences. Some sleeper beds are designed with wider steps to make it easier for climbing, and others include grips on the ladder for greater stability for your feet and safer handrails. Some high sleeper beds come with stairs with a glow-in-the dark feature. This allows your child to be able to see the steps clearly at night.

It is crucial to think about the height of the guardrails when using a high-sleeper with stairs. You will want to make sure that the rails on the high sleeper are the right height for your child. Also, ensure that the mattress is not too thick as this could lower the height.

You'll have to decide which side and where the ladder or the stairs are attached to when you choose a high-sleeper that has stairs. Some sleeper beds come with ladders that can be fixed to either the left or right of the frame (such as the Tweedle high cabin bed sleeper) while others have a fixed position - typically to the right. You should also consider how close the ladder is to any windows in your home. It's not a good idea to block the window of your child's bedroom.

The recommended age for both mid and high sleeper beds that are accessible via a ladder or stairs is 6 years and over However, high sleeper with stairs it's best to check the individual product pages for specific safety guidelines. These beds are safe to use for children and are a great option for children who want to reach their bed at night.

Space

As the name implies that a high-sleeper with stairs provides children with the chance to reach their bunks safely with the staircase that is integrated. This feature doesn't just boost their confidence but also provides additional security, since your child is less likely to slip and fall when climbing. As opposed to a straight ladder bed a staircase takes up significantly less space, and has an integrated handrail that is sturdy for added protection.

If your children want to benefit from the extra space and height they have, they can choose a loft bed with desk that is equipped with a spacious study area. This way, they can knuckle down to do their homework without the distractions of television and gaming. The incorporated desk can also assist them in keeping their rooms and belongings tidy and neat as they do their chores.

Another benefit of a high sleeper with stairs is that it provides more storage space beneath the bed. Some beds come with an array of drawers that are pull-out from the front which means that your child doesn't have to purchase a separate dresser or chest for their bedroom. This is especially helpful for storage of items that can be easily lost, like socks and vests.

The stairs can be decorated with fun patterns, such as their favorite character or animal. This makes the bed more appealing to kids and allows them to feel comfortable in their room which is conducive to sleeping well.

When making the layout for your bedroom, it's crucial to consider the location of a high-rise sleeper with stairs. It isn't recommended to block a door or window. You'll need to decide which side and which end of the bed you want the staircase to be placed on. For instance, the Nordic program from Bopita offers a movable staircase and can be fixed to either the left or right side of the bed.

Apart from maximising your space, a high-sleeper with stairs can be transformed into two separate twin and full-size beds in the future, making it a versatile option for families growing. This is especially beneficial if your children eventually outgrow their bunk beds, but you don't have enough space to provide them with their separate rooms.

Style

A high-sleeper with stairs is a great design that kids love. The curved steps are non-slip padding so they're safe to use and work nicely with contemporary and classic bedroom furniture. The clever folding feature makes it easy to keep them in storage when not being used.

Many high sleepers are ideal for children aged 6+ and come with storage under the bed, such as wardrobes or chests of drawers or desks. They can also include desks or sofa beds. It is especially useful for small rooms with limited space as the loft bed's high design lets you maximize all available floor area.

The Combiflex range by Bopita is an excellent example, since it includes a desk that frees up space on the floor for playing and study. The simple to climb staircase steps double as storage, a truly useful feature. The Allen House student loft with stairs is a fantastic example, as it offers an ideal combination of sleeping and study with two desks with shelves above.

If you are looking for a more minimalist appearance There are plenty of other high-sleepers that have a ladder or stairs instead of an escalator. These designs often feel less imposing and may work better for bedrooms with larger spaces since they don't require as much vertical space like the Parisot Higher Kids high sleeper with storage.

The slide is a fantastic alternative to stairs or ladders and provides an enjoyable way for your child get into bed. It's an exciting and fun feature to integrate into your child's bedroom as you can see with the Pino Kids Mid sleeper with slide and curtain that brings the playground right into their bedroom!

You can purchase a high loft bed-sleeper with an escalator without storage underneath the bed. This will allow your child to personalise their bedroom with furniture that is freestanding or create a zone for chilling out with a set of beanbags and lights. Certain models come with an adjustable staircase that can be affixed to either side of the bed. This is the case with the Neutron high-sleeper.

Storage

A high-sleeper with stairs is a great option if you want to make space in your child's bedroom. Stairs that double as drawers are ideal for storing toys and easily lost clothing items like vests and socks. They can also be used to store bedding or books. Some models even have a rack for magazines or small book ends on the outside side of the stairs. The rails can also be useful to climb up or down the bed. This is great when you don't want block a window by using the stairs or ladder.

A high sleeper with steps that are elevated from the ground, much like the cabin bed. This creates more space below, like the sofa or desk and is able to store other items. This makes them ideal for smaller spaces as you can create a study space or a space to relax with a an inflatable bean bag and some fairy lights, or make use of the room's storage capacity without taking up the floor space.

Certain designs of a high-sleeper that have stairs come with an open study desk that can be hidden when not in use. This is a great option for children who are studying at school and require a separate work area. Some models with higher sleepers have a slide that allows kids to play while keeping their bedding and clothes off of the floor.

The majority of the best mattress beds on our site come with a gray finish that works perfectly well with any style of interior. You can pair these with a light grey wall for a calmer look or add some colour with bright bedding. Alternatively, you can choose a stone finish that is similar to granite and fits well with any style of decor. This finish is very durable since it is treated with an anti-bacterial coating and is safe for children to climb up and jump off of. The Nordic program from Bopita provides a range of high-sleepers in black, with stairs. We suggest combining these with white or gray bedding, but to avoid a room that is dark and keep it feeling airy and light.