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Bunk Beds For Sale Bunk beds are an established and tried solution for children's rooms which require more sleeping space. They can be as simple as in twin-over-twin, or lofted with an over-bed that is placed on top of a futon or study area. Begin by measuring double bunk beds with mattress . This will ensure that the bunks won't hinder furniture in the room or block doors or windows. Pick a design that's suitable for your family's budget. Safety Bunk beds can be a practical and space-saving solution for families who have several children sharing a small bedroom. However, they can be a safety risk for parents. The risks can be minimized with a bit of extra caution. The first step is make sure that your bunks are constructed of solid, high-quality wood. You should avoid anything flimsy that could fall or break and hurt your kids. You also want to ensure that there are no gaps or loose parts in the bunks that could keep a child. Another feature to be on the lookout for is guardrails on the top bunk. They must be at least five inches higher than the mattress and extend to the edge of the bed frame. They should not leave any gaps where children can climb out or be caught between the rails and the mattress. Additionally, the rails must not raise the bed so much that it becomes difficult for children to use a blanket or pillow on the top of the bed. It is essential to instruct your children not to hang anything from the bunks, for example jump ropes, belts, or jewelry, as this can be a strangulation risk. This will prevent them from being injured by these items, or climbing the ladder while wearing such items. Some bunk beds are equipped with storage, so you can store these items in the storage area instead of under the bed. Check to make sure the bunks aren't placed directly beneath ceiling fans or hanging lights which could cause the child to fall when they sleep on the top bunk. Additionally, you should not put them in front of or close to windows as this could lead to an accident when your child falls through the window. For added safety you can select metal bunk beds over wooden ones. They last longer due to the fact that they are more durable and robust than wooden bunk beds. They are also less prone to warping and damage over time. However, be aware that they may be more loud than wooden bunks, so should your child have sensitive hearing, you might want to opt for the wooden option. Space While bunk beds add fun style to any kids' bedroom, they also help save valuable floor space. To keep the room organized, look for models that have built-in drawers or shelves. Choose from a variety of finishes and colors including sleek metals to complement any design. Think about a loft bed that has an additional mattress for the lower for children who do not share bedrooms. These beds typically have a ladder or stairway for access to the top. They are also a good option for a guest bedroom. Some beds have the added feature of having an under-bed desk or chest. These three-in-one units can help small spaces to accommodate study, sleeping and storage all at once. Another option is a full over twin bunk bed, which includes a twin bed on top and a full-sized bed on bottom. This type of bed is perfect for siblings with a gap in age. The top bunk is great for younger children who can take in the view from above, while older teens or children can have their own space in the full bed below. Look for models with an trundle or pull-out twin mattress under the bunk on the bottom to provide additional sleeping space. They can be used as individual mattresses or paired together to make four beds. Some bunk beds also have the slat kit which lets you use any mattress size. Bunks made of wood are strong and warm, while metal models have a clean modern, contemporary look. You can find designs that combine these elements in a unique way, like the rustic chic reclaimed pine bunks that are available for auction. Some models made of metal come with an elegant, brushed finish to create a modern look. Look for a bunk that is easy to move and put up. This includes a model that folds flat, which allows it to be put away in the bed or against the wall. You can also find models which tuck into walls or double as a couch bed. Style A bunk bed can be a stylish choice for teens and children, and for adults sharing the bedroom. This type of bedroom furniture reduces space by stacking one bed over another and usually includes a ladder to reach the top platform for sleeping. Bunk beds come in metal or wood frames and are available in a variety of colors to match the design of your bedroom. Certain models come with matching storage options to make it easier to keep your space organized. Whether you're looking for a traditional twin over twin bunk bed or an elevated style with a full bed on the bottom, you'll find many options at Slumberland. Some bunks feature side rails on the upper level which provide safety and security for your children. Some bunks have built-in drawers for storage, which can help keep the floor clutter-free. A staircase makes it easy to reach the top bunk. Some models also have trundle bed underneath, for extra sleeping space for guests who are invited. Consider a loft bed with an office or chest underneath it if you want to maximize the floor space. This type of bunk is great to use as a study space for children or playroom. Some models even have a slide on the side, which can be fun for kids who are young. We also offer a variety of twin over queen bunk beds that are ideal for older children and adults who want to make space. The flat-folding bunks are revolutionary new design that folds neatly against the wall to conserve space without sacrificing security or stability. They are a great choice for homes with small space or urban apartment buildings and shelters and missions, lake houses, behavioral health facilities and transitional housing. These beds are available individually or in complete sets to give your bedroom a completely new design. Expand Furniture has a wide choice of space-saving bunks for purchase. Learn more about this incredible solution. Get fast, hassle-free delivery to your door when you shop online or in one of our stores near. Budget Bunk beds provide a practical solution for sharing the space, while saving floor space that could be used for storage or play. Finding the right bunk bed can be a challenge with so many options. In addition to ensuring that the beds fit in your home and comply with safety standards Additionally, you'll need to ensure that the design of your bunk bed is suitable for your space. Some designs are more effective than others at maximising vertical space. IKEA's Mydal for instance, is a low-slung bed that is perfect for rooms with a sloped roof. It's not a normal bunk bed, but the low ground height makes it easier for kids to enter and out. Other bunk bed designs include an L-shaped style that is great for spaces that have limited floor space, or an inclined ladder that lets the bottom bunk open for easier access. Another alternative is a staircase bunk, which takes up less space than a ladder, however it is more difficult for young children to climb. Some models are even equipped with shelves or drawers that offer additional storage. The cost of a bed can vary in a significant way depending on its design and materials. For example, all-wood bunks tend to be more expensive than metal ones, but they can look just as beautiful and are durable enough for long-term use. Take into consideration the weight capacity of the bunks made of wood you are contemplating. Metal bunks can also be an excellent option if want a sleek and minimalist style. They typically don't have as much room for storage as wooden models, and they may not be suitable to larger children. It's a great idea to visit a furniture shop to see the options in person after you've made your decision on which bunk beds are best for your family. It's also a good idea to bring your children along, as this will help them visualize their new bedroom and make them more comfortable with the decision. Bring a tape measurement, too, as you'll require the height of the top bunk from the floor as well as the thickness of the mattress.