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Buying bunk beds kids (official site)

Bunk beds for kids are a great option to let siblings share a space without compromising their personal space. They can also be used as an ideal option for hosting sleepovers. These beds can include ladders or stairs to access the top bunk, and are constructed of wood and metal.

Size

When shopping for a bunk bed, make sure you take precise measurements and compare them to your room dimensions. You'll want to ensure there's plenty of space for your 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 walls or furniture. It is also important to be aware of the size of the bunk bed cheap bed and headroom in relation to your child's sitting and standing height. You might need to buy a bunk bed that is shorter to accommodate younger kids, while older children may prefer a higher configuration.

Bunk beds for kids are available in two styles either full-overfull or twin-overtwin. Both are great options to accommodate multiple children in one room. Some bunks include the option of a trundle bed for more guests for sleepovers. If your children are still young, choose a low-level bunk bed so that the bottom bunk isn't more than 50 inches above the floor. This will keep your children from falling out of their beds, which is an accident hazard.

The distance between the top bunk and guardrails is another crucial aspect to take into consideration. The CPSC recommends that the height of the top bunk bed stores mattress to be no more than 5 inches above guardrail. This will prevent your kids from rolling out of bed in the middle of the night and crashing into the guardrails, which can cause entrapment or falls.

Ganjian says that the top bunk beds are made with solid materials and are in compliance with CPSC safety standards. You'll also want to look at the construction of each bed to make sure it's constructed from high-quality wood and isn't flimsy or unstable. Some of the more expensive bunk beds for children feature mortise and tenon joints and are Greenguard Gold Certified.

If you're decorating a guest bedroom, outfitting your home for vacation or bunking your own children, this triple bunk from Pottery Barn is a smart choice. It's easy to set up with the included tools, and it can be converted into three beds that stand on their own if your kids outgrow the arrangement. It's available in a neutral finish that can be combined with muted and vibrant shades, such as weathered blue or brushed gray.

Safety

A bunk bed is an exciting and fun addition to a child's room, but it can be a risk if not correctly assembled or used. Bunk bed injuries can happen to children of any age but they are more common among children younger than six. It is crucial to follow manufacturer's assembly and safety instructions, use the correct mattress size and place the bunk bed in a way that it does not block windows, heaters or hanging light fixtures. It is a good idea to check the bed for signs of wear and repair should they be required.

The height of the top bunk should be kept to a maximum of four feet. There should be guardrails on both sides of the bed. The space between the guardrails shouldn't be wider than 3 1/2 inches to prevent the risk of suffocation, and to ensure that your child can't slide under the guardrail while sleeping. The bottom mattress should be held up by wires or slats running directly underneath the bunk. They should also be secured on both sides. This will stop your child from falling through a gap.

The ladders and stairs must be securely attached to the bunk beds and offer a safe way to climb to the top level. Make sure that the ladder isn't in the vicinity of any hazards and that your children know to use it solely to climb into bed, not to be used as a play area. Avoid rough play on the bunks since this could compromise their stability.

It is not possible to determine the age for children to be in bunk beds. However, many experts recommend that children not sleep on the top bunk until they are at least six years old age and have the maturity to be able to stay still during sleep. If you're not sure if your child is ready to climb up the top bunk bed stores, go for a twin/full size bunk.

Style

Bunk beds are a great method for kids to share space with their siblings and to maximize their space. They are also an enjoyable way to organize sleepovers for all involved. Bunks that include desks are perfect for older children and teenagers because they incorporate sleeping and studying furniture into one. Bunks with stairs or ladders make it easier and safer for kids to climb to the top bunk. You can personalize your bed by selecting 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. Slumberland has a wide selection of mattresses that are of the highest quality for all kinds of bunk beds. We offer innerspring, memory foam, and hybrid-type mattresses in all sizes, allowing you to find the perfect mattress for your children's or teenagers bunk beds.

Stairs and ladders are other style features that you should think about, along with safety rails and extra storage. Some bunk beds feature standard ladders that connect to the sides of the frame, whereas others feature a set stairs built into the frame. Staircases are a better option for teens and older children because they are more secure than standard ladders, and provide modern bunk beds, sleek design.

You can also personalize the bunks with the color scheme that best matches your child's personality or the style of the rest of the room. Some bunk beds are painted in white, while others are finished in natural or dark cherry wood. If you're buying a wooden bunk bed you can paint it to match your children rooms or pick stain to maintain the natural appearance.

You can add your own personal touch to your bunk beds by purchasing decorative lighting that matches the theme or style. For instance, recessed lights can be installed in the ceiling to provide ample light without occupying floor space. If you have a wooden or metal bunk bed, you might also want to add swag lights that hang from the ceiling. They provide a soft lighting.

Storage

Most bunk beds are characterized by their capacity to expand the space available in the bedroom of your child. This is accomplished by putting two mattresses on top of one other. The design of these beds often allows for the beds to be stacked until your kids get older and tweens or can be separated into separate free-standing bed frames, which is ideal for families that may move often or have a smaller home.

These bunk beds come 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 constructed with different heights too, with some including an incline ladder that is set at an angle for easier climbing or a staircase with built-in drawers that allow for storage out of sight.

When choosing a bunk bed, you should take into account the construction. Some models are made of a combination medium-density fibreboard and kiln dried hardwood. The former is more affordable and has modern appearance however the latter may be more durable and sturdy.

Bunks with trundle mattresses are ideal for sleepovers. Certain models allow you to add another trundle with an alternative configuration. These beds can accommodate up to three adults or children. This is ideal for a bedroom shared by two people that encourages family bonds and fosters friendships.

The color and design are the last things to consider. Crisp whites, neutral greys and subtle finishes in clay can all be paired with any style of bedroom. A clean white bunk is a fantastic choice for colorful, cottage or coastal bedrooms. A neutral gray or clay finish will work with any palette as your child grows.

Although bunk beds can vary in cost, they are typically priced at a price that is comparable to other kinds of furniture for bedrooms. Some lower-priced bunk beds are made with cheaper materials, but many of our top-rated models are durable enough to last beyond childhood.