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How to Find the Best Bunk Beds With Storage

Bunk beds are a great choice for kids who share rooms, allowing for space without cramping their style. Pick a bunk bed with storage options to keep the room tidy and tidy.

Think about a bunk bed that has stairs instead of ladders for easy access to the top bunk. Stairs take up more room in the bedroom, but they are safer and more stable.

Material

Anyone who is considering the possibility of adding a bunk bed their home must make an informed choice. You need to make sure that the bunk bed you choose will be able to safely accommodate your children as well as any guests you be expecting in the near future, as well as that it is constructed of durable materials that will last for many years to come. Bunk beds come in a range of finishes, materials, and colors, so you can find the perfect one for your space. If you're looking to buy bunk beds that will blend into your children's current bedroom decor, look for an option in the same shade as the furniture they already have. This will make it easy to organize your room and your children will not be compelled to change their furniture as they grow older.

You should also consider the the mattress when you are shopping for the bunk. If you intend to use the bunk bed as an extra bed for your family or friends it's best to choose an option that lets you include a trundle bed which will allow the bunk to accommodate up to three people sleeping in separate beds. If your kids bunk beds are the only ones who will be sleeping in the bunk, it's okay to pick a twin-over-twin bed.

Durability is another factor to consider when choosing bunk beds Many of the beds we found have solid wood frames that are able to endure repeated use. The Max and Lilly Bunk Bed for instance, is constructed of sturdy New Zealand Pine that should last a long time and can accommodate sleepers with a weight of up to 400 pounds. You can pick a metal bunk if you are worried about the bunk bed's longevity. Metal is more durable than wooden bunk beds, and some are GreenGuard Gold Certified. This means that they're made from materials that emit low levels of volatile organic compound that can harm the environment.

You'll also need to decide whether you want an incline, ladder or a slide to get to the top bunk. Ladders are less space-consuming, but they can be a bit challenging for kids to climb. Stairs can be more expensive, but they are safer. Some stairs are equipped with storage or handrails that keep your children safe and well-organized.

Style

Many bunk bed brands have many designs, ranging from rustic to modern. There are also options to suit various color palettes and themes for bedrooms. Some are made with eco-friendly materials. The Oeuf Perch Bunk Bed, for instance, is made of sustainable Baltic Birch plywood, which is certified by the Forest Stewardship Council and eco-friendly MDF that are GreenGuard Gold certified. Fort Bunk Bed is another eco-friendly alternative. It is constructed of a steel frame that is more durable than wood however, it is lighter than the majority of metal bunk beds. The Fort is a great choice for smaller spaces because it doesn't come with an additional storage space and the stairs and ladder are situated on the sides of the frame rather than at the end. It also has a weight limit of 250 pounds for the top bunk which is less than other bunks in this list.

Most bunk beds come with a staircase, but some have a built-in ladder, or side-mounted staircases which take up less space than the standard kind. These types are also more sturdy than end mounted ladders that can be unstable. Certain models combine these features, such as the Shyann bunk bed from Harriet Bee. Its built-in stairs has two shelves 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. Its simple design and slatted headboards, as well as footboards look attractive and durable and its built-in stationary ladder provides plenty of floor space to playing. The top bunk comes with guard rails that are extra-long of 14 inches to stop falling, while the bottom bunk can be used as an trundle. This model can accommodate up to four people.

Some manufacturers list the weight capacity of each bunk bed in their product pages. This is helpful if your family includes sleepers who are heavier or taller. This metric is listed alongside the bed's dimensions. It will aid you in determining if the bunk bed is suitable for your family.

Safety

While bunk beds are a fun and exciting option for children however, they can also cause safety concerns if not used in a safe manner. It's important to adhere to the manufacturer's guidelines, use guardrails and check the bed's foundation for signs of damage or looseness. Bunk beds should be placed in a way that they aren't blocking doors or exits in case of emergency.

Ladders or stairs should be securely connected to the frame of the bunk and should be of sufficient height to allow sleepers to safely climb up and down. The guard rails must extend at least 12cm higher than the mattress to keep anyone from falling off the top bunk, and they shouldn't have any gaps that are large enough that the legs or head could be trapped.

A lot of the top bunk bed with storage features are constructed to meet safety standards such as lead testing and anti-tip tests. The Daxter twin over full bunk bed from Pottery Barn Kids, for example, is constructed from MDF and kiln dried wood for maximum stability. It is also able to pass all the required lab tests from third parties to ensure it's safe to sleep on. This bed also has a set of guardrails on the top bunk as well as a sturdy ladder and stylish slatted footboards to fit in with any contemporary or contemporary bedroom.

Another thing to keep in mind when choosing a bunk bed is the capacity for weight of each mattress. You must ensure that the bed can accommodate the weight of your children and any other guests you might invite over for sleepovers.

It is also essential to instruct children that the bunk bed should not be used for roughhousing or play. They should only use the ladder to get into and out of bed and keep their clothing and other things away from the corners of the room in order to avoid any tripping hazards. Don't hang backpacks or other items on the posts of the bunk bed or ladders, as they can be projectiles in an accident.

Storage

There are many bunk bed options to satisfy the requirements of teenagers, children and adults. There are many bunks that come with a classic twin over twin design however, there are designs that provide sleeping space for four with a full bed on the top and a twin bed on the bottom. Some bunk beds come with a futon on the bottom, meaning that the same sleeping space could also be used as a home office or living room based on the requirements of your family.

The most efficient and quickest method to climb up to the top bunk is with ladders, which are usually straight or angled from the front of the bed or the side. Staircase bunks are a favorite among older children and parents. They feature an expansive staircase with plenty of space for sturdy feet. This makes it much easier to climb up and reduces the risk of accidents.

You can also find a variety of different types of bunk bed storage including closets and drawers which give you more space to store clothes and other things. Other options for bunk bed storage include futons that can be converted into a sofa and sleeper desks with built-in storage and built in shelving to hold books and toys.

Another consideration is the capacity for weight of your bunk bed which is usually provided by manufacturers. You should be aware of the weight capacity of your bunk bed so you don't overload or risk an accident. This information is available in the description of the product, or by contact the manufacturer.