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Buying Bunk Beds Kids

Bunk beds for kids are a great way to let siblings share a space without compromising personal space. They can also be used as an excellent option for hosting sleepovers. Depending on the model that you select, these beds could have stairs or ladders to access the top bunk. Additionally, they can be made using a variety of materials including wood and metal.

Size

Check the dimensions of your room with the dimensions of a bunk bed before you buy it. You'll need to ensure that there's enough room for kids to climb up and down the ladder (or stairs in the case of bunks that have stairs) and move around the loft without running into furniture or walls. It's also important to think about the bed's height and headroom in relation to your kids' standing and sitting height. It may be necessary to purchase a smaller bunk to fit smaller children, whereas older children might prefer a taller setup.

Bunk beds for kids generally come in two configurations that are twin-over-twin or full-over-full. Both are excellent options for accommodating multiple kids in a single room. Some bunks have a trundle to accommodate guests who aren't sleeping. If your children are young, choose a low-level bunk bed that's lowest bunk is not more than 50 inches above the floor. This will stop your children from falling out of their beds, which can be risky for safety.

The distance between the top bunk and the guardrails is another aspect to be considered. The CPSC recommends that the top bunk's mattress to be no higher than 5 inches higher than the guardrail. This will stop your children from falling out of bed during the middle of the night and falling into the guardrails. This could lead to the entrapment of a child, or even the possibility of falling.

The best bunk beds for kids are constructed with durable materials and meet CPSC safety standards, says Ganjian. You should also examine the construction of each bed to ensure it's constructed from high-quality wood and isn't overly fragile or unstable. Some of the more expensive bunk beds for children feature mortise and tenon joints and are Greenguard Gold Certified.





If you're looking to furnish a guest bedroom, outfitting your home for vacation or bunking up your own children, this triple bunk from Pottery Barn is a smart choice. It's easy to put together and comes with all the necessary tools. If your children outgrow it, you can turn it into three freestanding beds. It's available in a soothing neutral finish that blends seamlessly into the vibrant and muted color schemes, including brushed gray and weathered navy.

Safety

Bunk beds are a great and exciting accessory to any bedroom for children However, they can also be dangerous when not properly constructed or used. Bunk bed injuries can occur to children of any age, but they are most frequent in children younger than six years old. It is essential to follow the manufacturer's safety and assembly guidelines as well as use the appropriate mattress size, and position the bunk beds in a way that they do not interfere with windows, heaters, or hanging lights. It is also a good idea to regularly inspect the bunk bed for any signs of wear and tear and then make repairs as required.

The height of the top bunk should be restricted to 4 feet. There should be guardrails at the two ends of the bed. The space between the guardrails should be no wider than 3 1/2 inches to avoid death and ensure that your child doesn't roll under the guardrail while sleeping. The mattress on the bottom should be held up by wires or slats running directly underneath the bunk. They must also be secured on both ends. This will prevent your child from falling through gaps.

Ladders or stairs should be attached to the bunk bed. They should be secure and should provide a safe means of climbing to the upper level. Be sure that the ladder isn't located near any dangers and that your children know they can only use it to climb up into the bed. Avoid rough play on the bunks, because it could affect their stability.

There is no specific age at when children are old enough to be able to sleep in bunk beds, but many experts advise that children should not sleep on the top bunk until they are at minimum six years old and able to stand still when sleeping. If you are unsure about your child's ability to climb on the top bunk, think about a twin/full-size bunk instead.

Style

Bunk beds let kids share a room and stay close to their peers while making the most of space. They are also a fun way to make sleepovers for everyone involved. Bunks that include desks are perfect for older children and teenagers because they combine sleeping and studying furniture into one. Bunks with ladders or stairs will make climbing up to the top of the bed safer and easier for children of all ages. You can personalize your bunk bed by choosing the dimensions, style, and other features you want.

The type of mattress you select will determine how comfortable your bunk bed will be. At Slumberland, we offer an array of premium mattresses for all kinds of bunk beds. We have innerspring, hybrid memory foam, and various other types of mattresses in all sizes.

kids bunk bed of the style to consider include ladders and stairs as well as safety rails and additional storage options. Some bunk beds have standard ladders that are attached to the side of the frame, and others have a set of stairs built into the frame. Staircases provide a more contemporary and sleek appearance and are more secure than conventional ladders.

You can also customize the bunks by selecting an appropriate color scheme to match your children's personalities or the decor in the rest of the room. Some bunk beds are finished in white, while others are finished in natural or dark cherry wood. If you are buying a wooden bed, you can choose to paint it to match the color scheme of your kids' rooms or stain it to maintain an authentic appearance.

To add a custom look to your bunks you can get decorative lighting that matches the theme or style of the room. For example, recessed lights can be mounted in the ceiling to let in ample light without occupying floor space. If you have a metal or wooden bunk bed, you might also want to add swag lights, which hang from the ceiling. They provide a soft lighting.

Storage

The majority of bunk beds are distinguished by their capacity to expand the space in the bedroom of your child. This is accomplished by putting two mattresses on top of each other. The design usually allows the beds to remain stacked as your children grow into teens and tweens or can be divided into separate free-standing bed frames, which is ideal for families that might move frequently or have smaller spaces in their homes.

These versatile bunk beds also come in a variety of configurations, with traditional twin over twin and twin over full and queen over queen options available (like the Crate and Barrel Babyletto TipToe White and Washed Natural Wood Bunk Bed). Some can be configured in different sizes, and some include a step-ladder that is angled for easier climbing.

Another aspect to consider when choosing a bunk bed is its structure, with certain models featuring a combination of medium-density fiberboard and kiln dried hardwood. The former is cheaper and has an updated look, but the latter can be more durable and sturdy.

Bunks with mattresses that trundle are great for sleepovers. Certain models allow for the addition of another trundle with another configuration. These beds can accommodate up to three children or adults. This is ideal for a shared bedroom that helps strengthen family bonds and encourages friendships.

The last thing to think about when choosing the right bunk bed is style and color, with crisp whites, neutral grays and muted clay options offering a range of aesthetic choices that can play nicely with any bedroom decor. A crisp white bunk bed is a good option for coastal, cottage or vibrant bedrooms and a neutral gray or clay option can be seamlessly incorporated into various colors as your child matures and matures into a mature person.

While the price of a bunk bed may vary, most models come with an affordable price that is comparable to other types of bedroom furniture. Some lower-priced bunk beds are constructed with less durable materials, but many of our top-rated models are sturdy enough to last beyond childhood.