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How to Choose the best bunk (potts-vaughn.technetbloggers.de) Beds for Your Kids' Room

Bunk beds can add a lot of fun and functionality to a kids room, particularly when you're working with a small space. Whether you go for the traditional twin-overfull or loft bed with storage, we have options that meet your budget and room needs.

Be sure to look for features such as stairs that protrude out, angled ladders, and more, which make the bunks more accessible and safer for kids of older ages. Other additions include under-bed trundles for sleepovers, and storage areas that double as play spaces.

Size

When you are looking for a bunk bed, size matters. Make sure the beds fit into the space and provide enough space to climb up or down. Consider the dimensions of other furniture pieces, such as a desk or dresser, should you decide to add them. Also, keep in mind the weight capacity for both the bottom and top beds if you'll be using the bunks as adult bedroom furniture also.

Another important aspect is the ceiling's height. "A good rule of thumb is to ensure that there's at least 5 inches of space between the ceiling and the base of the bed," says Klugh. "This ensures kids can safely access the upper sleep area."

Some bunk beds come with ladders, while others have stairs. "Stairs are generally easier to use than ladders, however they do take up more space," says Fenton. There are stairs that have built-in storage drawers that are especially useful for those who need more space for bedding or toys. They are more expensive than straight ladders.

Bunk bed materials also differ in cost. The cheapest sets are typically made of medium density fiberboard. The more expensive ones often include frames made of metal or a solid wood construction. Wood is beautiful and durable but it can also be warped when it comes into contact with pests or water. Some parents prefer to stay clear of this material.

The majority of the bunk beds featured in this guide can be finished in any color you'd like such as a white finish for a fresh look, or a smoky grey or rich walnut to match any bedroom. The Sherwin-Williams Shyann Twin over Full Over Queen Bunk Bed for example, has extra headroom between the top and bottom bunks to reduce the chance of bumping heads when sitting or reading in the bed.

Some of our selections can be transformed into two beds. This is great if you plan to sell them once your children outgrow them or if you're thinking of moving in the future. This Woodcrest Kids Low-Profile Twin Over Full Bunk Bed with Staircase and Drawers is a permanent solution that works with twin-over-twin and full-over-full mattresses. It's also available in a classic, neutral color that will fit into any style of interior.

Safety

Bunk beds can be enjoyable and thrilling for kids however, they're not without some safety concerns. It is essential to choose the appropriate bed frame material that must be made of top-quality, sturdy wood. Also, make sure that the bunk bed has proper guardrails for the top sleeper and meets all safety standards applicable. The guardrails must be a minimum of 5 inches in height and continuous on both sides of the upper mattress. You should also check for gaps, openings or holes in the guardrails that are large enough to hold the child's head or torso, or limbs.

Most bunk bed manufacturers have weight limits on their products. It is crucial to follow these guidelines, as overstepping them could cause the bunk bed to collapse, and could pose serious injury risk. Many of these manufacturers impose age restrictions on their bunk beds. In general children must be at least 6 years of age to be allowed to sleep on the upper levels.

Another aspect to consider is the kind of ladder that is included with the bunk bed. Some models have a simple metal staircase, while others have more elaborate staircases. Staircases are generally more accessible for children to climb but they're not as secure as a ladder made of solid steel. It isn't always easy for children who are tall or have trouble climbing up and down.

It is also essential to ensure that the bunk beds are secured to the wall and the floor and that they are not located near any windows or other furniture where children are at risk of falling while sleeping. You should also regularly inspect the bunk bed for any broken or loose parts that could need to be repaired or replaced. It's a good idea keep extra screws and bolts nearby in case some are lost or become loose over time.

In the end, you need to put the bunk bed in a corner of the room so that it has walls on two sides. This will stop your children from falling off the top or side of the bunk bed. It will also make it easier for them to get in and out of the bed.

Style

There are a variety of stylish bunk beds that offer more than just a place for you to sleep. Some include additional storage space, with a built-in desk or even slides. While it's essential to think about your child's preferences before buying a bunk bed, it's also wise to consider the layout of the room and how the bunk bed will be able to fit with the furniture.

Some of the best bunk beds for kids are minimalist in style, featuring sleek twin or full-size mattresses that stack and are coupled with a ladder for stairs. These minimalist designs are ideal for small spaces or rooms with low ceilings and are a great option for those with a tight budget. Many of these models also are able to be separated into two beds, which is ideal when your children outgrow the bunk beds or you decide to move to a different home.

Others are a bit more attractive, such as adding bunk beds to your child's bedroom with a fun color or finish that matches other furniture for bedrooms. This triple bunk bed from Pottery Barn, for example has a neutral finish that blends well with vibrant colors as well as subtle ones. The design is angular, giving it a contemporary, clean appearance. The staircase is open with shelves to store items away from view. The stairs are fitted with a stylish slatted handrail and are strong enough to withstand the weight of an adult. You don't need to worry about your children falling off the top bunk.

If your children are lovers of the outdoors, this rustic-style bunk bed from Max and Lily might be just the solution. This bunk bed is eco-friendly, as it's made from solid wood that has been sourced sustainably and meets sustainable forest practices. The wire brush technique that was used to create this bunk's unique texture highlights the wood's natural knots and grain, making the bunk a unique appearance. The bottom childrens bunk beds can accommodate a twin mattress (sold separately) and the upper bunk is designed to fit the full size mattress, so this bed is ideal for older children.

Stores

Bunk beds are already an excellent way to make space, but some models come with extra storage options, making them even more useful for families and Airbnb guests. Some models have an trundle, which can be pulled out from underneath the bunk's bottom to accommodate a second person or child, while other models have drawers for clothes and other items. The Ilariana Heavy-Duty Wood Safety Staircase Bunk Bed, for example, has two drawers underneath the bed, and an open bookcase with three shelves that are different sizes. This is a great addition to a small room with limited storage space, or a closet.

Another consideration when shopping for bunk beds is whether you want ladders or stairs to get to the top of the stairs. Ladders tend to be more traditional and blend into the interior of a room better than stairs, which may look less sleek. Stairs are more efficient and easier to climb. They are also multi-functional, with some models sporting hollow stairs that double as storage drawers.

There are also minimalist bunk beds that consist of two twin or full mattresses that can be arranged to fit together. These are ideal for tight rooms or rooms with low ceilings and are typically the most affordable option. A lot of them can be dismantled and set up as two separate beds, which is a great option if you anticipate changing layouts of rooms or moving homes in the near future.

The Walters Twin-Over-Twin Trundle Bunk made of Solid Wood Bed is a fashionable option that's made of knot-free New Zealand Pine wood. It also features elegant slatted headboards and footboards. It also features solid 14-inch guardrails on the edges of the upper bunk and a built-in ladder that is stationary, which cannot be moved however it allows plenty of space on the lower level to play.

Take a look at the Harper & Bright Designs Solid Pine & Plywood Bunk Bed for a more contemporary alternative. The stylish bunk bed comes in a variety of colors and can be split into two beds later. It can support a weight limit of 300 pounds on the top bunk and can be used with full-size or twin mattresses, making it suitable for kids and teens of all age groups.