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Stompa Wooden Cabin Beds with Storage and Trundle Options
Stompa wooden Cabin beds are a clever and space-saving solution designed to maximise functionality in children’s bedrooms while maintaining a clean and stylish look. Sitting slightly higher than a standard single bed but lower than a mid sleeper, cabin beds create room for useful storage beneath the sleeping area without making the bed feel too elevated for younger children.
Our wooden cabin beds combine practical design with durable construction, making them a popular choice for children aged 4 years and over, while remaining suitable for teenagers and guest bedrooms.
Many of our cabin beds feature integrated shelving and cupboard storage, while others offer the flexibility of underbed drawers or trundle beds, helping you make the most of valuable bedroom space.
Cabin Beds and Mid Sleeper Beds
The terms cabin bed and mid sleeper bed are sometimes used interchangeably. Traditionally, cabin beds sit lower to the ground and often include built-in storage such as shelves or cupboards beneath the bed frame.
Mid sleeper beds sit slightly higher and create space underneath for desks, storage units or play areas. Because many families search for these beds using the term cabin bed, you may also find selected mid sleeper styles within this collection.
If you are specifically looking for a higher raised bed with space for desks or furniture underneath, explore our Mid Sleeper Beds collection.
Cabin Beds with Built-In Storage
Cabin beds with integrated storage are designed to keep children’s bedrooms organised without needing additional furniture. Built-in shelving and cupboard compartments beneath the bed provide space for books, toys and everyday essentials while keeping the room tidy and clutter-free.
This makes storage cabin beds especially useful for smaller bedrooms where every centimetre of space counts.
Cabin Beds with Trundle or Underbed Storage
Stompa cabin beds are designed with an additional lower bed position, allowing space for either underbed drawers or a pull-out trundle bed.
A trundle bed provides an extra sleeping space for guests and sleepovers while remaining neatly stored away when not in use. Alternatively, underbed drawers offer a practical storage solution for bedding, clothing or toys.
This flexibility allows the bed to adapt to your family's changing needs.
Perfect for Younger Children and Growing Families
Cabin beds are often chosen as a child’s first 'grown-up' bed after a junior bed. Their lower height makes them easier for younger children to climb into while still offering useful storage features.
Because of their versatile design, cabin beds remain practical for many years and are also popular in teenage bedrooms and guest rooms.
Mattress Size Guide
Most cabin beds in our collection require a continental single mattress (90x200cm).
Always follow the recommended mattress depth guidelines to ensure the bed rails provide the correct level of safety and support.
You can explore our range of award-winning children’s mattresses, designed to provide the correct support and depth for cabin beds and mid sleepers.
Complete the Bedroom
Pair your cabin bed with practical bedroom furniture to create a well-organised and comfortable space. Our range of freestanding furniture includes wardrobes, chest of drawers, bookcases and cube storage units designed to complement our beds and help keep bedrooms tidy.
Explore More Space-Saving Beds
If you're comparing different bedroom solutions, you may also want to explore:
• Mid Sleeper Beds – raised beds with desks and storage beneath
• Single Beds with Storage – classic beds with underbed drawers or trundles
• Bunk Beds – ideal for shared bedrooms or sleepovers
Each option offers practical ways to maximise bedroom space while providing comfortable sleeping arrangements.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a cabin bed and a mid sleeper?
A cabin bed sits lower than a mid sleeper and typically includes built-in storage such as shelves or cupboards. Mid sleeper beds are raised higher, allowing space underneath for desks, storage units or play areas.
What age is suitable for a cabin bed?
Cabin beds are generally recommended for children aged 4 years and above, making them a popular transition from junior beds.
Do cabin beds include storage?
Many cabin beds include integrated shelving and cupboard storage, while others allow space for underbed drawers or trundle beds, depending on the configuration.
What mattress size do cabin beds require?
Most Stompa cabin beds require a continental single mattress (90x200cm), but always check the individual product specification for exact sizing and recommended mattress depth.
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