Junior bed 70x160 cm

The 70x160cm junior bed is a great choice for children that are growing out of the cot, becuase the space in the bed are not too overwhelming and a  a little bit frightening for some kids, because they are not used to having so much space in the bed. It is also an excellent size for smaller rooms because it does not take up much floor space.

Even though the bed is only 70x160 cm it is large enough for an average-sized 8-year-old to use and when they get to that age it might also be time to decorate the room for a pre-teen anyway.

The small junior bed does also come in many wunderful colors which you'll find in the IDA-MARIE collection. 

Junior bed 90x200 cm 

The bed size 90x200 cm is quite practical because your child will have lots of room to grow while also allowing you to lie down comfortably next to your child when it is time for bedtime readings. The big size bed does also give you plenty of options for changing the bed to a high bed or bunk bed in the future and for storing a pull-out bed underneath.

So if you know that your child might want a higher bed later on the 90x200 cm size bed might be a good option for you because it will leave you with the best options for rebuilding. All beds from Hoppekids have been tested support up to 100 kg.

The halfhigh bed

The halfhigh bed is the lowest of the three high beds. The ladder has 2 small steps, which is why this bed is great for younger children, who would like a bed with a little height. The height under the bed is 69-72cm - depending on whether it is a ECO Dream or ECO Luxury bed. The approximately 70cm gives you that extra space in the bedroom where you can add storage or make a cozy cave. But you can also choose to use the bed as a bunk bed. Where you place an extra mattress on the floor, so younger children can acess the bed.

The benefits of the halfhigh bed is that it's available in several size: 70x160, 70x190, 90x200, and 120x200cm.

And also ff you are looking for a high bed with a slide, it is also the halfhigh bed you should choose. Becuase you can easily add (and remove) a slide to the halfhigh bed, turning the children's room into a playground. See all our highbeds with slide here.

For the halfhigh beds, there are a lot of different curtains that can help personalize the bed and create a style that matches your child and their interests. But they are also great hiding toys under the bed.

The midhigh bed

The midhigh bed is - as the name might imply - the bed that height-wise is between the halfhigh and the highbed. The ladder for the bed has 3 steps and it is therefore great for kids, who are comfortable with a high bed. The height under the bed is 108cm - both in the ECO Dream and ECO Luxury version of the midhigh bed.

The extra height under the bed makes it perfect for placing a play kitchen under, but it also makes a big difference - especially for older children.The few extra centimeters might be the difference between whether the space beneath the bed is a hideout or an extra room in the room. By using the midhigh module, you get space for furniture like a desk or a children’s set of chairs and a table. This gives you better options for furnishing and for using your imagination beneath the bed. 

The midhigh bed is available in the sizes 70x160, 90x200, and 120x200cm and it's a good alternative if you are looking for a high bed that's not too high.

For the grounded

If your child feels most comfortable near the ground the perfect choice would be a junior bed. There might not be a lot of room under the bed but you can fit either some spacious drawers or a pull-out bed. The house bed and and canopy beds can also be a good choice, as you get the benefits of a regular junior bed. In addition, you get the opportunity to decorate the bed with textiles or other ornaments to make it a little cosier.

Besides, you can always purchase a heightening module for the bed if your child suddenly feels like climbing.

For the cave dweller

Is the dream scenario to play hide-and-seek, build pillow forts and snuggle up? Then we suggest a halfhigh, midhigh or bunk bed. If you add a curtain and place a mattress on the floor below the bed you will always know where Junior is: in the bed- cave, possibly planning to steal cookies or reading fairytales for the teddies.

For those who share and have guests

For shared rooms and for children who often have overnight guests the optimal choice would be a solution with two or more sleeping places in the same space as one. For instance, a bunk bed with a pull-out bed gives you three sleeping places without taking up extra room. A high bed with furniture below create a small ‘living room’ by day and with our lounge-module you can transform the ‘sofa’ to a guest bed.

For those with a high ceiling

If you are lucky to have a high ceiling, and are comfortable with your child crawling into bed, we suggest looking into our higher beds because they add valuable floor space to the room. The space under the bed can instead be used for storage, work space, a cozy cave or ’just’ extra floor space for the race cars and princess castles. Another clever way to free up floor space is to invest in storage with a good height or solid shelves.

For those without much room

It requires a super parent to decorate a small bedroom. In a small room you have to be extra careful in your choice in furniture - and especially beds – because they quickly take up most of the space. We recommend a bed with a small mattress size which takes up less floor space or that you choose a higher bed which will give you extra space under the bed. For an added effect you can choose a bed with both a small mattress size AND height! - here the 70x190 cm half-high bed could be an excellent choise