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Buying Bunk Beds Kids Bunk beds for children are a great option to allow siblings to share one room without compromising personal space. They can also be used as a great option when hosting sleepovers. They can be equipped with ladders or stairs to access the top bunk, and are constructed of metal and wood. Size Take a look at the dimensions of your room with the measurements of a bunk bed before you buy it. You'll need to make sure there's enough room for your kids to climb the ladder or stairs (if they're part of the set) and move around the loft without bumping into furniture or walls. It's also important to consider the bed's height and headroom in relation to your kids standing and sitting height. You may have to purchase a bunk bed that is shorter to accommodate children younger than them while older kids may prefer a higher-setup. Bunk beds for children are available in two different configurations – twin-overtwin or full-overfull. Both are excellent choices to accommodate multiple children in one room. Some bunks include a trundle to accommodate guests who aren't sleeping. If your children are still young, you should choose a lower-level bunk bed, so that the bottom bunk isn't more than 50 inches above the floor. This will prevent your children from falling out of their beds, which can be an accident hazard. Another aspect to consider is the amount of clearance between the top bunk and the guardrails. The CPSC recommends that the height of the mattress on top should not be more than 5 inches above the guardrail. This will stop your children from falling out of bed in the middle of the night and falling into guardrails, which can cause accidents or entrapment. Ganjian says that the top bunk beds are constructed from sturdy materials, and they meet CPSC safety standards. Make sure to inspect the construction of each bunk bed to make sure it's constructed using high-quality wood and isn't brittle or unstable. Some of the top bunk beds for kids also have mortise and tenon joinery, and are Greenguard Gold Certified. If you're looking to furnish the guest room, furnishing your home for vacation or bunking up your own kids, this triple bunk from Pottery Barn is a smart choice. It's easy to put together and includes all the necessary tools. If your children grow out of it, you can transform it into three separate beds. It's available in a neutral finish that can be matched with muted and vibrant colors, like brushed gray or weathered blue. Safety Bunk beds are a fun and exciting accessory to any bedroom for children, but they can be dangerous when not properly built or used. Bunk bed-related injuries may occur in children of all ages however they're most likely to happen to children under the age of six. It is essential to follow the safety and assembly guidelines and use the correct mattress size, and place the bunk beds so that they don't interfere with windows, heaters or hanging lights. It is a good idea also to regularly inspect the bed for wear and tear and make repairs should they be required. The height of the top bunk should be kept to a maximum of four feet. There should be a guardrail on both sides of the bed. The space between the guardrails shouldn't be wider than 3 ½ inches to avoid the risk of suffocation, and to ensure that your child can't roll under the guardrail while sleeping. The bottom mattress should be held up with wires or slats extending directly beneath the bunk. They must also be secured on both sides. This will stop your child from falling through a gap. Ladders or stairs should be attached to the bunk bed. They must be secure and should offer a safe way of climbing to the upper level. Make sure that the ladder isn't in the vicinity of any dangers and that your children are aware that they should use it solely to climb into bed, not to be used as an activity area. Avoid rough play on the bunks since this could compromise their stability. There isn't bunk bed with desk at which children are too old for bunk beds, but many experts recommend that children shouldn't sleep on the top bunk until they're at minimum six years old and mature enough to stay still when sleeping. If you're not sure whether your child is able to climb up the top bunk, go for a twin/full size bunk. Style Bunk beds allow children to share a room and remain close to their siblings, while also maximizing space. They are also a fun way to make sleepovers for all involved. Bunks that have desks are ideal for teenagers and older children because they can combine sleep and study furniture in one. Bunks with ladders or stairs make it safer and easier for kids to climb up to the top bunk. You can customize your bunk bed by choosing the dimensions, style, and other features you want. The kind of mattress you select will determine the level of comfort of your bunk bed. Slumberland has a wide selection of mattresses with the best quality for all types bunk beds. We offer hybrid, innerspring memory foam, and many other kinds of mattresses in all sizes. Other design features to think about include stairs and ladders along with safety rails, as well as additional storage options. Some bunk beds have standard ladders that are attached to the side of the frame, and others feature a set stairs built into the frame. Staircases are an ideal choice for older children and teenagers because they are more secure than standard ladders and have an elegant, modern design. You can also personalize 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 dark cherry or natural wood finishes. If you are buying a wooden bed you can paint it to be in line with the color scheme of your kids' rooms or stain it to maintain the natural appearance. You can add a personal design to your bunk beds by buying decorative lighting that complements the theme or design. For instance, recessed lights can be hung from the ceiling to give plenty of light without occupying floor space. If you're using a steel or wood bunk bed, you could also consider adding swag lighting, which hangs from the ceiling and offers a softer light. Stores The most distinctive feature of bunk beds is their capacity to make more space in your kids' bedroom by stacking two beds over the other. They can be stacked as long as your children are young until they reach tweenhood, or they can be separated to make individual bed frames. This is perfect for families that move often or have a smaller home. These bunk beds are versatile and are available in a variety of configurations, including traditional twin over twin or twin over full and queen over queen options available (like the Crate and Barrel Babyletto TipToe White & Washed Natural Wood Bunk Bed). Some can be configured in various heights, and some even come with a step-ladder tilted to allow for easier climbing. When choosing a bunk bed, you should be aware of the structure. Certain models are constructed from a mix of medium-density fibreboard and kiln dried hardwood. While the former is cheaper and can offer a more contemporary look while the latter is more robust and durable. Bunks with trundle beds can be the ideal option for sleepovers, and some have the capacity to add an additional trundle bed to another configuration. These beds can comfortably accommodate three children or adults, which can be ideal for a room shared which encourages friendships and family bonding while maximising the utilization of space. The color of a bunk bed and its style are the final factors to consider. Crisp whites, neutral greys and muted finishes in clay are all a great match for any decor for bedrooms. A crisp white bunk is a great option for cottage, vibrant or coastal bedrooms. A neutral gray or clay finish will go with any palette as your child gets older. While bunk beds can differ in price, they are usually priced at a level that is comparable to other kinds of furniture for bedrooms. A few bunk beds that are priced lower are constructed with less durable materials, but many of our top-rated models are built to last enough to endure through childhood and beyond.