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How to Choose the Best Bunk Beds for Teens

Bunk and loft beds can add fun and functionality to children's rooms. They also can help in reducing space.

Choose bunks that are built with flexibility, such as drawers for storage at the bottom and a trundle bed that's easily removed and twin beds that can be divided into two separate beds. Also, consider the weight of the top bunk.

Size

When choosing bunk beds for your kids bunk beds, you'll want to consider size, style, and safety. Examine the ceiling's height to ensure that the bunks can fit in the space. Also, ensure that there is enough room around the bunks to allow the children to move. The beds should be enough apart that kids can get up and down safely and not bump into each other or crash into walls. Also, you'll need to find out whether the top bunk is able to support mattresses of the same size as the bottom one, so that you can avoid the need for a trundle or another extra bed in the near future.

You could also choose a different shape for your bunk that is for your space. For example an L-shaped bunk might be perfect for a small bedroom or even a guest room that is shared. It can save the floor space and can accommodate a queen-sized or twin-over-full mattress on both the upper and lower levels, based on the model you pick.

A lot of the top bunk beds for teens will grow with your kids and can be converted into two separate beds when it's time for them to transition into a regular double bed. For instance, the Storkcraft Solid Wood Ladder Twin Bunk Bed features a classic farmhouse-inspired silhouette with the curved headboards and the wagon-themed guardrails on the top bunk. It's made of knot-free New Zealand Pine and has a built-in, stationary ladder that connects the upper and lower bunk beds. This creates more space for children to play.

Another alternative is a loft bed that maximizes corner spaces in rooms that are tween. It's ideal for small spaces since it requires less vertical space and lets you use the lower level for desks, storage cabinets or dressers. It's also a good choice for older kids because it doesn't require you to climb an elevator or ladder and makes it more accessible to larger children and adults.

Before you buy any kind of bunk bed, check it out in your child's' bedroom with blue painter's tape to determine how high it will rise above the ground. This will give you a feel of whether it could be easily climbed in and out at night without causing any damage to heads or the bottom of the window sill or hanging curtains. In addition, you should ensure your family's safety is on your mind by checking out the Consumer Product Safety Commission's guidelines for bunk beds. They define standards for guardrails as well as other features that reduce the risk of falling and entrapment.

Safety

Bunk [Https://Bjerrum-Handberg-3.Blogbright.Net/] beds are an excellent option for families with children of all ages, but it's important to take into consideration the safety features when shopping. You'll need a bunk bed with guardrails that are tall enough to stop children from falling or becoming trapped, and a mattress which does not elevate the mattress excessively. You should also be aware of the weight capacity, since certain bunks have lower limits than others.

Check the manufacturer's website to see the specifications available for mattress dimensions and weight limits. Most manufacturers provide guidelines on how thick the top bunk mattress can be, and they'll typically list the total bunk and upper bed weight capacities.

The best bunk beds are sturdy constructed and the ladders or stairs should attach to the frame securely and have side handles for security. It is also recommended to avoid bunks with slatted sides as they could be dangerous for kids to climb up and down, especially in the case where the slats haven't been tightly connected. If your kids love playing on the ground, opt for a low-slung bottom bunk to allow them to sit and play without being too high off the floor.

Pick an L-shaped mattress if you don't have much space in your child's bedroom or if you do not want it to take up lots of space. They require less floor space and are typically only about the same width as a single bed making them ideal for smaller rooms with low ceilings. They're also more suitable for younger kids, who might be scared of a bunk that is higher.

If you're looking for a little more space, a full-overfull bunk bed is the best rated bunk beds choice. These are usually the most secure and elegant bunk beds available on the market and can be used as twin or full size beds. Pottery Barn kids bunk bed' Belden bunk bed is an elegant and sturdy choice that can grow with your child's growth. It can even accommodate trundle beds (sold separately) to accommodate older teens and adults. It's Greenguard Gold certified for low chemical emissions. It's made from sustainably sourced Baltic Birch wood, and it comes in multiple color options.

Style

The ideal bunk bed will make teens feel happy regardless of whether it's in the bedroom of a couple or just one child. Some designs are sleek and minimalist while others are more fun elements. Bunk beds also come in different sizes, ranging from twin-over-twin to full-over-full or even queen. A twin over full style is popular for tweens because it lets them accommodate two children in the same space and still leaves space for a dresser, desk or storage drawers in the lower level. Some options have trundle beds that allow the upper level to fit an additional mattress for sleepovers.

Fenton says that teens love a twin-over-king loft bed because it takes up less space and gives them the space to spread out or work at home. Metal bunk beds with a full-length guardrail is another popular option for older kids because it's "built to last, and it's the most sturdy adult-sized bunk," she adds.

Consider a T-shaped or l-shaped style, which is basically an elevated platform bed. These beds are designed with the ladder at the end. This makes them more sleek and more space to set up a desk or dresser. They're not as effective at conserving space like a traditional bunk but they're a stylish option for teens that gives them more room to move around in their rooms.

Consider a futon bunk if you're looking for an affordable bunk bed that is affordable and offers safety and comfort. Futons are compact and portable which means they can be moved around when you're looking to revamp your child's room in the near future. They're not as sturdy as metal or wood bunk beds, and the top bed has no guardrails.

Bunks that include ladders or stairs are also available. Ladders require less space and are more convenient to climb. Stairs are safer and can double as a seat for smaller kids. Some models are even able to convert into a chair and desk, allowing your child to build the ultimate bedroom suite to study or play.

Budget

A bunk bed is a major investment, so it's important to consider your budget when shopping. While there are plenty of cheap options available, if you're planning on buying a bunk bed that will last into the teens (or even into adulthood) it could be worth paying a bit extra for a quality design that will last for many years to come.

Before you start shopping take into consideration who will be sleeping on the bunk bed, and what their sleep needs could be. For instance, a twin-over-twin arrangement is ideal for rooms with siblings, while a full-over-full bunk is perfect for adults looking to save space and avoid the expense of purchasing a separate queen or king-sized mattress. You'll also need to decide the amount of headroom you'd like between the top and bottom bunks--if kids are still sleeping in toddler beds, for example it could be beneficial to go with a lower-to ground arrangement.

The ideal bunk bed for teens will be an affordable option, and one that can grow with them. Find a design that can work in traditional and modern rooms, or choose something like the Oeuf Perch bunk--an Editors' Choice choice for the Spruce, which can separate into two freestanding twin beds if you're looking to alter your space in the future. This design features a clean, contemporary silhouette, boucle-upholstered guardrails and a stationary ladder that's simple for children to climb and down and down. It's Greenguard Gold and Fair Trade certified for environmental and social responsibility.

Another way to save money is to find a bunk with built-in storage, for example drawers beneath the lower bed or shelving down below the top. This will help you keep your bedroom neat and free of clutter. It's also useful if you have a small room. A majority of the bunks on our list offer this option, and a few come with additional storage options such as an bookcase headboard for the upper bunk, and a desk for the bottom.