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Buying Bunk Beds Kids

Bunk beds for kids let siblings share a room without compromising their privacy and can be ideal for sleepovers. Depending on the model that you choose, these beds may have stairs or ladders that access the top bunk and they can be crafted from a variety of materials including metal and wood.

Size

Compare the dimensions of your room with the measurements of a bunk bed prior to you purchase it. You'll need to ensure there is enough space for your kids to climb up the ladder or steps (if they are included) and move around the loft without bumping into furniture or walls. It's also important to think about the bunk bed height and headroom in relation to your kids' standing and sitting height. You may have to purchase an earlier-than-average bunk bed to accommodate younger kids, while older children may prefer a higher-setup.

bunk beds with slide for kids beds for children are available in two styles twin-overtwin and full-overfull. Both are great to accommodate multiple kids bunk bed mattress in one room. Some bunks have the option of a trundle to allow for additional guests during sleepovers. If your children are still young, consider a low-level bunk bed so that the bottom bunk does not exceed 50 inches above the floor. This will prevent your children from falling out of their beds, which can be a safety hazard.

The distance between the top bunk and the guardrails is another important factor to consider. The CPSC recommends that the height of the top mattress not be greater than 5 inches over the guardrail. This will help keep your children from falling out of their mattress during the night and falling into guardrails, which could lead to injuries or falls.

The most suitable bunk beds for children are made of sturdy materials and meet CPSC safety standards, according to Ganjian. Examine the construction of every bunk bed to be sure it's made with quality woods, and isn't too fragile or unstable. Some of the more premium kids' bunks also feature mortise-and-tenon joinery and are Greenguard Gold Certified for meeting stringent chemical emissions standards.

If you're decorating a guest bedroom, outfitting 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 comes with all the necessary tools. If your children grow out of it, you can convert it into three freestanding beds. It's available in a neutral finish that can be combined with muted and vibrant shades, such as weathered blue or brushed gray.

Safety

Bunk beds are a great and exciting feature for any child's bedroom, but they can be dangerous if they are not correctly constructed or used. Bunk bed injuries can happen to children of all ages, but they are most common among children younger than six. It is crucial to follow manufacturer's assembly and safety guidelines, use the correct mattress size and place the bunk bed so that it doesn't interfere with windows, heaters or hanging lights. It is also a good idea to regularly check the bunk bed for signs of wear and tear and then make repairs as required.

The height of the top bunk should be limited to four feet, and there should be a guardrail on both sides of the bed. The space between guardrails shouldn't be more than 3 1/2 inch to prevent death by suffocation. This will also ensure that your child cannot fall under the guardrail when sleeping. The bottom mattress should be secured by wires or slats running directly beneath the bunk. They must also be secured on both sides. This will prevent your child from falling through a gap.

Ladders and stairs should be securely attached to the bunk beds and provide a safe method to climb to the top level. Be sure that the ladder isn't near any dangers, and that your children are aware that they should only use it to get into the bed. Avoid rough play on the bunks, because it could affect their stability.

There isn't an age at when children are old enough 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 aren't sure about your child's readiness to climb on the top bunk, think about a twin/full-size bunk instead.

Style

Bunk beds let kids share a space and remain close to their peers while making the most of space. They are also an enjoyable way to host sleepovers for all involved. Bunks that have desks are ideal for teens and older children because they can combine sleep and study furniture in one. Bunks that have ladders or stairs make it safer and easier for children to climb up to the top bunk. You can personalize your bed by choosing the size, style and other features that you prefer.

The type of mattress that you select will determine the comfort level of your bunk bed. At Slumberland we have an array of premium mattresses for all types of bunk beds. We have innerspring, hybrid memory foam, and other types of mattresses in all sizes.

Other design features to think about include stairs and ladders as well as safety rails and extra storage options. Some bunk beds have standard ladders that are attached to the sides of the frame, whereas others feature a set stairs that are built into the frame. Staircases are a better option for teens and older children because they are more secure than standard ladders and have a sleek, modern look.

You can also customize your bunk beds by choosing a color scheme that matches the personal style of your children, or the decor of your bathroom. Some bunk beds are painted in white, while others are finished in dark cherry wood or natural wood. If you're buying a wood bunk bed, you can paint it to match your children' rooms or choose stain to maintain the natural look.

To add a custom look to your bunks you can purchase decorative lighting that matches the theme or design of the room. For instance, recessed lights can be mounted in the ceiling to give plenty of light without occupying floor space. If you have a metal or wooden bunk bed, you may be able to add swag lights that hang from the ceiling. They provide a softer lighting.

Stores

The majority of bunk beds are distinguished by their ability to increase the space in your child's bedroom. This is accomplished by putting two mattresses on top of each other. The design usually allows the beds to be stacked until your kids get older and tweens, or they can be separated into separate free-standing beds, which is ideal for families that may move often or have a smaller home.

These bunk beds are available in a variety of configurations. They include the traditional twin over twin, full over twin and queen over queen (like Crate & Barrrel Babyletto TipToe White and Waxed Natural Wood Bunk Bed). They can be set up with different sizes, and some have a step-ladder tilted to allow for easier climbing.

Another thing to consider when choosing the best bunk bed is its design, with some models that combine medium-density fiberboard and kiln-dried hardwood. While the former is cheaper and offers a more contemporary look but the latter is more robust and durable.

Bunks with trundle beds can be an excellent option for sleepovers, and some include the ability to add an additional trundle bed in another configuration. These models can sleep up to three children or adults. This is perfect for a shared bedroom that helps strengthen family bonds and encourages friendships.

The color of a bunk bed and its style are the final things to consider. Crisp whites, neutral greys and muted clay finishes can be combined with any decor for bedrooms. A clean white bunk is a good option for cottage, vibrant or coastal bedrooms. A neutral gray or clay finish will work with any palette as your child develops.

Although bunk beds can vary in cost, they are typically priced at a level that is comparable to other kinds of bedroom furniture. A few bunk beds that are priced lower are constructed with less durable materials, however many of our top-rated models are sturdy enough to last beyond childhood.