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How to Find the Best Bunk Beds With Storage

Bunk beds are the ideal solution for kids who live in a single room. They are a great way to save space without sacrificing style. Find a bunk bed that has storage options to keep their space tidy and tidy.

Consider a bunkbed with stairs rather than ladders to make it easier to get to the top bunk. Stairs may take up more space in the room however they are more secure and more sturdy.

Material

Anyone considering adding a bunk bed to their home should make an informed choice. You need to make sure that the bunk bed you pick is safe for your children and any guests you might be expecting in the near future, as well as being made of sturdy materials that will last for years to be. Bunk beds are available in a range of materials, finishes, and colors to ensure that you can find the perfect one for your space. If you want to find bunk beds that are in the same color scheme as your child's other furniture consider that option. This will allow you to organize the room, and your kids won't feel pressured to change their furniture once they're older.

When you're looking for a bunk Beds beds bed, you'll also be thinking about the way in which the mattress will be used. If you are planning to make the bunk bed an extra bed for friends and family it's best to choose a model that lets you include a trundle bed which will allow the bed to accommodate up to three guests in separate beds. If you're planning to use the bunk bed for your kids, it's okay to choose twin-over-twin.

Durability is a key factor when shopping for bunk beds and a lot of the beds we found feature solid wood frames that are able to withstand repeated use. The Max and Lilly bunk bed is an example. It's built with strong New Zealand pine that should remain in good shape over time and support up to 400 pounds each. You can pick a metal bunk if you are worried about the bunk bed's longevity. Metal is more robust than wooden bunk beds and some are even GreenGuard Gold Certified. This means that they're made from materials that release low levels of volatile organic compound that can harm the environment.

You'll have to decide if you'd like the slide, a ladder, or stairs for the top bunk. Ladders are less space-consuming but aren't the easiest for kids to climb. They can be more expensive, but are safer. Some stairs come with built-in storage or handrails to keep your children safe and well-organized.

Style

Many bunk bed brands provide various styles, from contemporary to rustic. There are also bunk beds designed to fit different bedroom themes. Some are crafted with environmentally responsible materials. For example, the Oeuf Perch Bunk Bed is constructed of Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) sustainable Baltic birch plywood as well as eco-friendly MDF and is GreenGuard Gold certified. Fort Bunk Bed is a different green alternative. It has a steel frame that is more durable than wood, but lighter than many metal bunk beds. The Fort is a great choice for small spaces since it doesn't include a storage space and the ladder and stairs are on the side of the frame rather than at the end. It also has a weight limit of 250 pounds for the top bunk, which is slightly smaller than other bunks on this list.

The majority of bunk beds come with a staircase. However some beds are equipped with a built in ladder or side-mounted stairs that occupy less space than the traditional type. These designs are also more sturdy than end-mounted ladders which can be wobbly. Some models incorporate these features, such as the Shyann bunk bed by Harriet Bee. The stairs built into the bed have two shelves open for plush animals, chapter books and toy baskets.

The Walters Twin Over Twin Solid Wood Bunk Bed by Francis Loft & Bunks is a great alternative for families with children younger than and teenagers. Its simple design and slatted headboards and footboards are both stylish and sturdy with its movable built-in ladder leaves plenty of floor space to play. The top bunk is fitted with extra-tall guard rails of 14 inches to prevent falling, while the lower bunk can be used as a Trundle. This model is able to accommodate up to four people.

Some manufacturers include a weight capacity for every bunk bed on their product pages, which could be useful when you have a child who are heavier or taller than the average person. This metric is usually listed in the vicinity of the bed's dimensions and will help you determine if the bed is able to accommodate your family's needs.

Safety

Bunk beds are an excellent alternative for children, but if they are not utilized correctly they can create risk to your safety. It is important to follow the instructions of the manufacturer using guardrails, and regularly inspect the foundation of each bunk bed for indications of damage or slackness. Bunk beds should also be placed in a manner that doesn't block doors or windows that are designated as emergency escape routes.

Ladders or stairs should be securely fixed to the frame of the bunk and be tall enough to allow sleepers to safely climb up and down. Guard rails should extend 12cm higher than the mattress's height to ensure that no one falls off. They shouldn't have huge gaps which could entrap a person's leg or head.

A majority of the top bunk beds with storage are built to meet all safety standards, such as anti-tip and lead testing. The Daxter twin over full bunk bed made by Pottery Barn Kids, for instance, is constructed of MDF and heated wood for the highest stability. It also passes all the required tests conducted by third parties to ensure it's safe to sleep on. This bed also has a set of guardrails on the top bunk, a sturdy ladder and stylish slatted footboards to complement any contemporary or contemporary bedroom.

When looking for bunk beds, it is important to take into consideration the weight capacity of each bed. You must ensure that the bed can support the weight of your children as well as any additional guests that you may have over for sleepovers.

Also, it's crucial to instill in your children the idea that the bunk bed isn't an area to play or play roughhousing. They should only use it to get into and out of the bed. Clothing and other things should be kept out of areas of the room in order to avoid causing dangers of tripping. Don't hang backpacks or any other items on the bunk bed posts or from the ladder. They could become projectiles in the event of an accident.

Storage

There are a variety of bunk bed options to meet the needs of children, teens, and adults. There are many bunk beds available in the classic twin-over-twin style. However, you can also find styles with a full-size bed that is atop an equivalent twin size bed. Some bunk beds include futons on the bottom, which means that the same sleeping area can be used as a living room or home office, based on your family's needs.

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

You can also find various types of storage options for bunk beds, including drawers and closets which give you more space to store clothes and other belongings. Other bunk bed storage options include futons which can be transformed into sofa and sleeper, desks with integrated storage, and built-in shelves for toys and books.

Manufacturers usually specify the weight capacity for your bunk bed. It's important to know the amount your bunk bed can carry so that you don't overfill it and risk a serious accident. You'll typically find this information in the product description or calling the manufacturer directly.