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Bunk beds have been an established and tried solution for children's rooms that need more sleeping space. They can be simple like twin-over-twin or lofted, with a bed on top of a futon, study area or another space.

Begin by measuring the space precisely. This will ensure that the bunks won't interfere with existing furniture or block windows or doors. Pick a design that's suitable for your family's budget.

Safety

Bunk beds are a convenient and space-saving option for families with children who share a small bedroom, but they can pose safety issues for parents. Luckily, these risks are easily avoided by taking a few extra precaution. The first thing you should do is to ensure that your bunks are constructed of solid, high-quality wood. Avoid anything that is flimsy as it could cause damage or breakage to your children. You also want to ensure that there aren't any gaps or loose parts in the bunks that could trap a child.

Another feature to be on the lookout for is guardrails on the top bunk. They must be at least five inches above the mattress and extend to the edge of the bed frame. They should not leave gaps that children could climb out or be caught between the rails and the mattress. The guardrails shouldn't raise the top of the bed to the point that children can't access a blanket or pillow.

It is crucial to teach your children not to hang items off the bunks, such as jump ropes, belts, or jewelry, since this could be a strangulation risk. This will help them avoid getting injured by these items or climbing the ladder while wearing such items. Some bunk beds have storage so you can keep these items in the storage area instead of on the bed.

Check to make sure the bunks aren't placed close to ceiling fans or hanging lights which could cause children to fall if they sleep on the upper bunk. Lastly, you should not place them close to windows, because this could cause falling in the event that your child falls through the window.

You can choose metal bunk beds for extra safety. They tend to be more durable and durable than their wooden counterparts and will last for a long time. They are also less susceptible to damage and warping over time. It is important to be aware, however, that they are louder than wooden ones. If your child is sensitive to noise, you might want the wooden option.

Space

While bunk beds add a sense of design to any kid's bedroom, they also conserve valuable floor space. Choose models with built-in shelves or drawers that make the room more well-organized. Pick from a range of finishes and colors including sleek metals to match any design.

If your kids don't always share a room, consider an loft bed that comes with an additional lower bed. They typically provide easy access to the top via the use of a ladder or stairwell. They are also a good option for a guest bedroom. Some of these beds have a desk or chest under them. These three-in-one beds can help a small space to accommodate study, sleeping and storage at the same time.

A full-over-twin bunk bed is a different option. It has one twin on top and a full on the bottom. This kind of bed is perfect for siblings who have an age gap. Children younger than 12 years old can sleep on the top twin bunk, taking in the view of the world from above, while older kids and teens enjoy the security of their own private bed below.

For more sleeping space Look for models with a trundle bed or a twin mattress that can be lifted out from under the bottom bunk. These can be used individually or together to provide four beds. Some bunk beds also come with the option of slat kits that let you use any mattress double size bunk bed.

Bunks made of wood are warm and sturdy, whereas metal bunks are modern in their sleek and clean design. You can find designs which combine these elements in a distinctive way, such as the rustic chic reclaimed pine bunks that are available for sale. Certain metal models come with polished, sleek lines to give a modern appearance.

Choose a bed that is easy to move and set up. This includes a system that folds flat, which allows it to be tucked away on top of the bed or against a wall. You can also find models that fold down to walls or double bed bunk with trundle as a couch.

Style

A bunk bed can be an attractive option for teenagers and children, as well as for adults who share the bedroom. This type of furniture is designed to make space by stacking two beds on top of each other. It also has a ladder that allows access to the top bed platform. Bunk beds are available in wood and metal frames and come in a variety of color options, so you can easily match your room's design. Some models also come with matching storage options that will help you keep your space neat and organized.

Whether you're looking for a traditional twin over twin bunk bed or an elevated style with a full-sized bed on the bottom, you'll find plenty of options at Slumberland. Some bunks come with side rails on the top of the bed to ensure safety and security for children. Some have built-in storage drawers that help keep the floor free of clutter. A staircase can make getting to the top bunk easy and some models also have trundle beds that can be used as sleeping options for guests.

Think about a loft bed with a desk or chest under it to maximize the space on your floor. This type of bunk bed is perfect for a child’s study or playroom. Some models even include a slide on the side, which can be fun for children who are younger. We also offer a variety of twin over queen bunk beds that are perfect for adults and older children who are looking to reduce space.

A new and innovative design flat-folding bunks that fold neatly against the wall to make space, without sacrificing stability or security. They are a great choice for homes with limited square footage or urban apartments as well as shelters and missions lakes houses as well as behavioral health facilities and transitional housing. These beds are available individually or in complete sets to create a completely new look. Take a look at the space-saving bunks for sale at Expand Furniture today to learn more about this incredible solution. Shop online or in the nearest store and get fast, hassle-free delivery on your doorstep and incredible warranties.

Budget

Bunk beds are a great solution to share rooms, thereby saving valuable floor space that could be used for storage or playing. With so many options to choose from, finding the right bunk bed for your family could be challenging. You'll want to make sure that the bunk bed with double bed at bottom beds you choose are made to be a perfect fit for your space and that they comply with safety regulations.

Certain designs are more effective than others at maximizing vertical space. IKEA's Mydal for instance, is a low-slung bed that is perfect for rooms with a sloped roof. It's not your typical bunk bed, but the low-to ground height makes it easier for kids to enter and out.

Other bunk bed designs include an L-shaped design that is great for small spaces, or an angled ladder that leaves the lower bunk unlocked for easy access. Another option is a staircase bunk, which takes up less space than a ladder, however it is more difficult for smaller children to climb. Some models are even equipped with shelves or drawers to provide additional storage.

The price of a bed may vary in a significant way depending on its design and materials. All-wood bunks, for instance are more expensive than steel bunks, but they can be equally beautiful, and durable enough to last for a long time. Be sure to think about the weight capacity and overall structure of any wood bunk bed with double bed underneath you're thinking of buying as well.

Metal bunks are an option if you desire a sleek and minimalist style. However, they don't have the storage capacity of wooden models and might not be suitable for children with larger sizes.

It's a great idea to visit a furniture shop to look at the options in person after you've determined which kind of bunk beds is ideal for your family. Bring your children along to help them imagine the new sleeping space and then make a decision. Bring a tape measurement, also, since you'll need to know the height of the top bunk from the ground and the thickness of the mattress.