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How to Choose the Best Bunk Beds for Teens

Loft beds and bunk beds usa beds can be a great way to add fun and function in the children's room. They also can help save space.

Choose bunk beds that can be adapted, such as those with bottom storage drawers or a trundle that is easy to remove. You can also find twins that are stacked, which can be separated to create two separate beds. Also, think about the weight of the top bunk.

Size

When you're choosing bunk beds for your kids You'll need to think about size, style and safety. Examine the height of the ceiling to ensure that the bunks are able to fit into the space. Also, ensure that there is enough room around the bunks to allow the children to move. The beds should be spaced enough apart to allow kids bedroom furniture to climb and descend safely and not bump into one another or fall into the walls. Also, you'll need to determine whether the top bunk is able to support mattresses similar to the bottom one so you won't need for a trundle or an additional bed in the future.

You can also choose a bunk design that isn't traditional or asymmetrical, if it fits your space better. An L-shaped bunk bed can be perfect for a small room or a guest room that is shared by two people. It saves the floor space and can also accommodate a twin over full or queen mattress on the upper and lower levels, depending on which model you pick.

A lot of the top bunk beds for teens will be adapted to your children's needs and can be converted into two separate beds when it's the right time to transition to a regular double bed. For example, the Storkcraft Solid Wood Ladder Twin Bunk Bed has a classic farmhouse-inspired style with curving headboards and wagon-themed guardrails that run along the top bunk. It's constructed of knot-free New Zealand Pine and has an integrated, stationary ladder that connects the lower and upper bunk beds. This gives more room for children to play.

A loft bed is a different option that maximizes the corner space in tween-rooms. It's an excellent option for smaller spaces as it doesn't take up as much vertical room and also allows the lower level to be used as a desk and dressers, or storage cabinets. It's a great option for older children because it eliminates the use of stairs or ladders which makes it more accessible to larger children and adults.

Before you buy bunk beds any kind of bunk bed, test it out in your child's bedroom using blue painter's adhesive to see how high it will rise above the ground. This will allow you to determine whether it's possible to climb in and out at night without bumping into anyone or hitting the window sill. Also, it is important to keep your family's safety in mind by checking out the Consumer Product Safety Commission's guidelines for bunk beds, which establish standards for guardrails and other features that reduce entrapment and falls.

Safety

Bunk beds are a great choice for families with children of all ages, but it's important to consider the safety features when buying. You'll need to choose bunk beds with railings that are tall enough to stop children from falling off or becoming trapped and a mattress that does not raise the sleeping surface excessively. You should also pay attention to the weight capacity, as some bunks have lower limits than others.

Visit the website of the manufacturer to see the specifications available for mattress sizes and weight limitations. Most manufacturers provide guidelines regarding how thick the top bunk mattress should be, and will typically list the total capacity of the bunk and upper bed capacity for weight.

The best bunk beds are sturdily constructed, and the ladder or stairs should be attached to the frame securely and have handles on the sides to ensure security. Avoid bunk beds with slatted side panels as they can be dangerous for children to climb, especially if they're poorly connected. If your children love playing on the ground, go for a lower-slung bunk to let them play and sit without being too high off the ground.

Choose an L-shaped mattress if you do not have enough space in your child's room or if you do not want it to take up lots of space. These take up less floor space and are usually only about the same width as a single bed which is why they're perfect for smaller rooms with low ceilings. These are also more suitable for children of smaller age who may feel intimidated by high bunk beds.

If you need a bit more space, the full-overfull bunk bed is the best choice. These are usually the safest and most stylish bunk beds on the market and can be used as full or twin size beds. Pottery Barn Kids' Belden bunk bed is a stylish and sturdy option that can grow with your child's development as they grow. It can also accommodate Trundle beds (sold separately) to accommodate adults and older teens. It's Greenguard Gold certified, meaning it releases low levels of harmful chemicals. It's made from sustainably sourced Baltic Birch wood, and is available in a range of colors.

Style

If it's a shared room or just one kid, the right bunk bed for teens will provide something to be happy about. Some designs are minimalist and sleek, while others feature more playful elements. Bunk beds are also available in various sizes, ranging from twin over twin to full-over-full, and even queen. A twin over full style is a favorite among teens because it allows them to accommodate two children in the same room and still leave room for a dresser, desk or storage drawers at the lower level. Some options come with Trundle beds that allow the upper level to fit an additional mattress.

Teens also love a twin over king loft bed that occupies less floor space and gives them more space to spread out or work from home, says Fenton. Metal bunk beds with an extended guardrail is a popular choice for older kids because it's "built to last and it's the most sturdy adult-sized bunk," she adds.

For a truly cool bunk, think about an T-shaped or L-shaped design, which is basically a platform bed elevated. They have a ladder at the end, which gives the appearance of a sleeker design and allows more room for a dresser or desk underneath. These beds aren't as spacious as bunk beds, but they give teens more room in their rooms.

Consider a futon bunk If you're looking for bunk beds that are affordable and offers security and comfort. Futons are lightweight and portable which means they can be moved around in case you're planning to redesign your child's space in the near future. They're not as sturdy as wood or metal bunk beds and the top bed does not have guardrails.

Bunks with ladders or stairs are also available. Ladders require less space and can be more convenient to climb, while stairs are safer and double as a seating area for younger kids. Some models can even be capable of being converted into a desk and chair, allowing your child to create the ultimate bedroom suite for study time and playtime.

Budget

A bunk bed is a big investment, so it's important to take into consideration your budget when shopping. There are plenty of options for cheap beds available, but if are looking for a bunk bed that will last into the teens and into adulthood, it's worth spending an extra amount for a quality product that can be used for a long time.

Consider who will use the bunk bed and what their sleep needs could be prior to shopping. For instance, a twin over a twin configuration is great for families with multiple children or a full-over-full bed is ideal for adults looking to reduce space and avoid the cost of purchasing a separate queen or king-sized mattress. You'll need to determine the amount of headroom that is available between the top bunk and the bottom bunk. If your children are still in their toddler beds, you might want to choose a bed that is lower than the ground.

The most suitable bunk beds for teens are those that are affordable and are able to grow with the teen. Find a design that is suitable for traditional and modern rooms, or go with something like the Oeuf Perch bunk--an Editors' Choice choice for the Spruce, which can be divided into two freestanding twin beds should you're looking to alter your space down the road. This design has a clean-lined modern design, boucle-upholstered railings and a ladder that's easy for children to climb and descend and down. It's Greenguard Gold and Fair Trade certified for its environmental and social responsibility.

Another way to save money is to choose a bunk that has built-in storage options, like drawers beneath the lower bed or shelving down below the top. This will help keep the bedroom clutter-free, and is especially beneficial for those who have smaller space. A majority of the bunks on our list have this feature. Some even come with additional storage accessories like headboards for a bookcase or desk for the lower bunk.