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How to Find the Best Bunk Beds With Storage

Bunk beds are a great option for kids who share a room, saving space without cramping their style. Choose a bunk bed with storage options to keep the space neat and organized.

Consider a bunk bed with stairs instead of ladders to allow easy access to the top bunk. Stairs take up more space in the bedroom, but they are safer and more stable.

Material

The right bunk bed is an important decision for anyone thinking of adding this piece to their home. It is important to choose a bunk bed that can hold your children and future guests safely. It should also be made from sturdy materials that can last for many years. Bunk beds are available in a variety of materials, finishes, and colors so that you can choose the ideal one for your space. If you're looking to buy bunk beds that fit into your kids' current bedroom decor, look for one that's the same color as the furniture they have. This will make it easier to organize your room and your kids will not feel the need to alter their furniture as they get older.

When you're looking for a bunk bed, you'll also need to think about the way in which the mattress will be used. If you plan to use the bed as an extra room for family members and friends, you should select the option with a trundle which allows you to sleep up to three people in separate beds. If you're intending to use the bunk bed for your kids bunk bed, it's okay to choose twin-over-twin.

Durability is another consideration when choosing bunk beds Many of the options we sourced come with solid wood frames that can be used repeatedly. The Max and Lilly bunk bed, for example, is built with thick New Zealand pine that should remain in good condition over time and can accommodate sleepers as heavy as 400 pounds each. You can pick an iron bunk if you are concerned about the bunk bed's durability. Metal is more robust than wooden bunk beds and some are even GreenGuard Gold Certified. This means that they're made from materials that emit low levels of volatile organic compound, which can negatively affect the environment.

You'll need to decide if you'd like an outdoor slide, ladder or stairs for the top bunk. Ladders require less space but aren't the easiest for kids to climb. Stairs are safer and more convenient to use but they can be costly and some have built-in storage options or handrails which can help keep your kids safe and organized as they ascend the stairs.

Style

Many bunk bed brands provide a wide range of styles, from contemporary to rustic. You can also find bunk beds that are designed to fit various color schemes and themes for bedrooms. Some are made with eco-friendly materials. The Oeuf Perch Bunk Bed, for example, is made from sustainable Baltic Birch plywood, which is certified by the Forest Stewardship Council and eco-friendly MDF that are GreenGuard Gold certified. Other eco-friendly options include the Fort Bunk Bed with a steel frame which is more durable than wood, but also lighter than most metal bunk beds. The Fort is a great option for small spaces since it doesn't come with an additional storage unit, and the ladder and stairs are located on the side of the frame rather than at the end. It also has an upper limit of 250 pounds for the top bunk, which is a little lower than the other bunks on this list.

Most bunk beds feature stairs, but some come with a built-in ladder, or side-mounted staircases which take up less space than the standard kind. These styles are also more stable than end-mounted ladders, which can sometimes be wobbly. Some models incorporate these features, such as the Shyann bunk bed by Harriet Bee. The built-in stairs have two shelves that are open for plush animals, chapter books and toy baskets.

The Walters Twin Over Twin Solid Wood Bunk Bed by Francis Loft and Bunks is another fantastic option for families with young children and teenagers. The simple design, slatted footboards, headboards, and the ladder built-in are stylish and durable. This model leaves plenty of room for play. The top bunk is equipped with guard rails that are extra-long of 14 inches to prevent falling, while the lower bunk can be used as an the trundle. This model can accommodate up to four persons.

Some manufacturers include a weight capacity for each bunk bed on their product pages. This could be useful when you have a child who are heavier or taller than the average person. This metric is listed next to the bed dimensions. It will help you determine if the bunk bed is suitable for your family.

Safety

Bunk beds are a fantastic option for kids Bedroom furniture, but if they are not used correctly, they can pose safety risks. It is essential to follow the instructions of the manufacturer to use guardrails and regularly inspect the foundation of every bunk bed for signs of slackness or damage. Bunk beds should also be positioned in a way that doesn't obstruct doors or windows that are designated as emergency escape routes.

Ladders and stairs should be firmly connected to the frame of the bunk bed and have enough height for sleeping people to safely climb up and down of. Guard rails should extend 12 centimeters above the mattress to stop anyone from falling off. They shouldn't have wide gaps that could entrap a leg or head.

A lot of the best bunk beds with storage are designed to meet all the necessary safety standards, including anti-tip and lead testing. For example the Daxter twin-over-full bunk bed from Pottery Barn Kids is made using both MDF and kiln-dried wood to ensure maximum stability. It has passed all of the necessary third-party lab tests to make sure that it's safe for your children to sleep on. This bed also has guardrails on the top bunk, a sturdy ladder and stylish slatted footboards that fit in with any modern or contemporary bedroom décor.

Another important thing to consider when shopping for a bunk bed is the capacity to support weight for each mattress. It is essential to make sure that the mattress is able to withstand the weight of both your children as well as any guests you may invite for sleepovers.

Also, it's crucial to educate your children that the bunk bed isn't an area for playing or roughhousing. It is only used to get in and out of the bed. Clothing and other items must be kept out of corners of the room so as not to cause tripping hazards. Also, don't hang backpacks or other items on the posts of the bunk bed or ladder, as they could become projectiles in the event of an accident.

Stores

There are many bunk bed options that can meet the needs of teens, children and adults. Many bunks come in a classic twin over twin style, but you can also find designs that provide sleeping space for four with a full bed on top and a twin bed at the bottom. Some bunk beds come with a futon on the bottom, meaning that the same sleeping space could also be used as an office space or living room based on the requirements of your family.

The most efficient and quickest method to reach the top bunk is with ladders, which are typically straight or angled from either the front of the bed or on the side. Staircase bunks are popular with parents and older children. They have an extensive staircase, and plenty of room for feet that are sturdy. This makes it easier to climb and decreases the risk of accidents.

There are a variety of storage options for bunk beds. These include drawers and closets, which allow you to have more space to organize your clothes and other belongings. Other bunk bed storage options include futons that can be converted into a sofa and sleeper, desks that have integrated storage, and built-in shelves for books and toys.

Another thing to consider is the capacity to support the weight of your bed, which is typically specified by the manufacturer. It is important to know the amount your bunk bed can hold so that you don't overfill it or risk a dangerous accident. This information is available in the product's description, or by contact the manufacturer.