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Buying Bunk Beds Kids

Bunk beds for kids are a great way to let siblings share one room without compromising their personal space. They are also a great option when hosting sleepovers. Depending on the model you choose, these beds may include ladders or stairs to access the top bunk, and they can be constructed using a variety of materials including metal and wood.

Size

Check the dimensions of your room with the measurements of a bunk bed prior to you buy it. You'll need to ensure that there's enough space for your children to climb up and down the ladder (or stairs if the bunk has stairs) and to maneuver around the loft without running into furniture or walls. It's also important to think about the height of the bunk bed and headroom in relation to your kids standing and sitting height. You may need to buy a smaller bunk to fit smaller children, whereas older children might prefer a higher setup.

Bunk beds for kids generally come in two styles: twin-over-twin and full-over-full. Both are great to accommodate multiple kids bunk beds with storage in one room. Some bunks include the option of a trundle bed for more guests during sleepovers. If your children are young, consider an extremely low bunk, with a bottom bunk that is less than 50 inches away from the ground. This will keep your children from falling out of their beds, which can be a safety hazard.

Another feature to consider is the amount of clearance between the top bunk and the guardrails. The CPSC recommends that the the mattress on top should not be greater than 5 inches over the guardrail. This will stop your children from rolling out of mattress in the middle of the night and crashing into the guardrails, which could cause entrapment or falls.

The best bunk beds for kids bunk bed with stairs are made of sturdy materials and meet CPSC safety standards, according to Ganjian. Make sure to inspect the construction of each bunk bed to ensure it's constructed using high-quality wood, and isn't too fragile or unstable. Some of the best kids' bunks also feature mortise-and-tenon joinery, and are Greenguard Gold Certified for meeting the strictest standards for chemical emissions.

If you're looking to furnish the guest room, furnishing an apartment for vacation, or bunking your own kids, this triple bunk from Pottery Barn is a smart option. It's simple to assemble and comes with all the required tools. If your kids outgrow it, you can transform it into three beds that stand on their own. It's available in a soothing neutral finish that blends seamlessly into the vibrant and muted colors, such as the weathered navy and brushed gray.

Safety

Bunk beds are a great and exciting feature for any child's bedroom, but they can be dangerous if not properly built or used. Bunk bed injuries can occur to children of all ages however they are the most common in children under six. It is important to follow the manufacturer's assembly instructions and safety instructions, make sure you use the correct mattress size and position the bunk bed in a way that it does not block windows or heaters. It is also advisable to avoid hanging light fixtures. It is recommended to inspect the bed for signs of wear and repair should they be required.

The height of the top bunk should be limited to four feet. There should be a guardrail on both sides of the bed. The space between guardrails should not be wider than 3 1/2 inch to avoid death by suffocation. This will also ensure that your child cannot fall under the guardrail when sleeping. The bottom mattress should be secured with wires or slats extending directly beneath the bunk. They should also be secured on both ends. This will prevent your child from falling through gaps.

Ladders and stairs should be securely attached to bunk beds and offer a safe way to get to the top level. Make sure that the ladder isn't near any dangers and that your children understand that they can use it only to climb into bed, not to be used as an activity area. Avoid rough play on the bunks because it could affect their stability.

There isn't an age at that children are considered to be too old for bunk beds, but many experts advise that children should not sleep on the top bunk until they're at minimum six years old, and are able to sit still while sleeping. If you're not sure whether your child is ready to climb the top bunk, consider opting for a twin or full size bunk.

Style

Bunk beds are a great option for kids to share space with their siblings and maximize their room. They're also a great method to encourage teamwork in younger children and can make sleepovers more fun for everyone involved. Bunks with desks are great for older children and teenagers because they incorporate sleeping and study furniture into one. Bunks with stairs or ladders can make climbing up to the top bed safer and easier for kids of all age groups. You can personalize your bed by selecting the dimensions, style, and other features you would like to have.

The kind of mattress you pick will determine the level of comfort your bunk bed will feel. Slumberland has a wide selection of mattresses with the best quality for all types bunk beds. We have innerspring, memory foam, and hybrid-type mattresses of all sizes, so you can find the perfect fit for your children's or teens bunk beds.

The ladders and stairs are two other style features that you should consider, as well as safety rails and additional storage. Some bunk beds have ladders that are attached to the sides, whereas others have stairs built into the frame. Staircases are a good option for teenagers and older children because they are more secure than standard ladders, and provide an elegant, modern design.

You can also customize your bunk beds by selecting a color scheme to match the character of your children or the decor of the bathroom. Some bunk beds come with a white finish, while others are available in natural or dark cherry wood finishes. If you're buying a wood bunk bed, you can paint it to match your kids beds bunk beds' rooms or choose stain to maintain the natural look.

You can add your own personal design to your bunk beds by investing in decorative lighting that complements the theme or design. It is possible to install recessed lighting in the ceiling, for example, to provide ample light without taking up the floor space. If you're using a steel or wood bunk bed you can also include swag lighting, which hangs from the ceiling and offers an edgier light.

Stores

Most bunk beds are characterized by their ability to increase the space in the bedroom of your child. This is accomplished by stacking two mattresses on top of one other. The design usually allows the beds to remain stacked as your children grow into teens and tweens, or they can be separated into separate free-standing bed frames. This is ideal for families who might move frequently or have smaller spaces in their homes.

These beds come in a variety of configurations, with traditional twin over twin, twin over full, and queen over queen options available (like the Crate and Barrel Babyletto TipToe White and Washed Natural Wood Bunk Bed). Some are available in various sizes, and some include a step-ladder that is tilted to allow for easier climbing.

Another thing to take into consideration when selecting a bunk bed is the design, with some models that combine medium-density fiberboard and kiln-dried hardwood. The former is more affordable and can have a more modern look however the latter may be more durable and sturdy.

Bunks with trundle beds are an excellent option for sleepovers. Some come with the option of adding an additional trundle bed to a second configuration. They can easily accommodate three children or adults and are ideal for a room shared which encourages friendships and family bonds while making the best utilization of space.

The final piece to consider when choosing a bunk bed is the style and color with clean whites, neutral grays and muted clay finishes providing an array of design options that are a good match for any bedroom decor. A clean white bunk is a fantastic option for bright, cottage or coastal bedrooms. A neutral gray or clay finish will go with any palette as your child develops.

While the cost of a bunk bed may differ, the majority of models have an affordable price that's comparable to other similar kinds of furniture for bedrooms. A few bunk beds that are priced lower are made with cheaper materials, but the majority of our top-rated models are sturdy enough to endure through childhood and beyond.