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Choosing a Childrens Double Bunk Bed Bunk beds are ideal for adding character to kids' bedrooms. They can also save space in rooms with small or shared spaces. In general, children can use bunk beds as young as 6 or 7 years old. This allows them to learn how to safely climb up and down and to avoid falling off the top bunk. Style Bunk beds are a stylish and practical option for any child's bedroom. There are a variety of styles available in a range of colors and finishes that match any decor. For instance, a metal bunk bed can be found in a range of painted finishes. Likewise, wood-style bunk beds can be found in a wide range of natural stains or paint colors. A popular alternative is the twin over full bunk bed, that combines two beds which come with twin mattresses. This is a great option when you share your bedroom with children of various ages and they need their own space to sleep in. Many bunk beds come with a ladder or set to help kids safely reach the upper bed. They are particularly useful in a smaller room where the kids might struggle to reach their bed without a ladder. Stairs and ladders also assist in creating a distinct separation between siblings, which helps reduce inappropriate interactions and encourage the responsibility of each space. doible bunk bed and a full bunk bed is a popular design for siblings sharing bedrooms. This configuration allows for ample sleeping space while leaving room to store a futon, desk, or other things under the lower bunk. Some styles of bunk beds also have an trundle with a pull-out that provides another sleeping space to the bottom bunk, ideal for sleepovers. These beds are great for families who have little space or who often host friends and family. Children's double bunk beds are a great option to provide each child with their own space to sleep but still allowing them share a room. They can embellish their beds with distinctive bedding and accessories, like curtains, fairy lights or tents. This can help children feel more relaxed and secure about sleeping on their own, while still giving them the opportunity to spend time together in the same room during the day and in the evening. It is also important to keep in mind that, while bunk beds are generally designed for children, adults can also use them provided they are constructed correctly. They're generally tested to support 80-100kg, which is equivalent to an adult's weight. This makes them an excellent option for guest rooms or flatshares. Size You might think that bunk beds are only for children, but they can also provide an ideal option for older children and even adults who want to maximize their sleeping space in a smaller room. A variety of adult bunk beds are available in a variety of sizes, from twin over full to queen or king. They can also come with an integrated desk or another options to create an office or dressing room combination in a small space. The first decision you need to make when buying a bunk bed is how much height you're willing to allow in your child's room. Most bunk beds come in a twin over twin arrangement and will fit an average twin-sized mattress, which measures 75 inches x 38 inches. You can also find “shorty bunk beds” that use a twin-sized mattress that is only a little over 3 feet long. Another factor to consider when purchasing a bunk bed is how your child will access the top and bottom bunks. Some bunk beds have angled ladders while others have stairs. The ones with stairs are more loved by children who are younger as they permit them to safely climb up and down while staying in a seated position. If you decide on a bunk bed that uses an elevated ladder to get to the top, it is important to think about how much space you would like to leave in the bedroom of your child so that they have plenty of room to move around and sleep comfortably. A bunk bed is a fantastic solution for saving space and providing comfort to your children if you plan to have them share a bedroom. Not only does a bunk bed offer siblings an opportunity to bond over sleepovers, but it can also help establish a regular sleeping schedule that will prepare for their future independence. Most bunk and loft beds come with guardrails that ensure the safety of children when they sleep. However, there are some styles that have additional safety features such as an extended ladder stop and a strong railing at the lower part of the upper bunk or an attachable trundle bed under the bunk below. Trundle beds are an excellent addition to bunk beds for children. It can be utilized by guests or siblings that prefer sleeping in separate beds. Safety Bunk beds are fun but safety should be an important consideration, particularly for children. Most injuries to children in bunk beds occur when children are sleeping or playing. They can include bruises, cuts and concussions. The most serious injuries, however, can be suffocation from strangulation. To ensure that bunk beds are safe for kids parents must take into consideration the age and size of their children. They should choose the right bunk bed that has safety features, adhere to the manufacturer's guidelines, check the bunk bed and ensure that all accessories are compatible and secure. Most importantly, children under six years old should not be sleeping on the top bunk. Most injuries to bunk beds occur when children fall off the upper bunk when they are sleeping or playing. The height of the upper bunk should not be too low, because this could cause head injuries. Guardrails must be installed on the entire upper bunk bed. There must be a gap not wider than 3” between the guardrail and the mattress. Ladder openings should also be 16cm in width and not be located at the end of the bed frame. In addition to making sure that the bunk beds are properly secured, parents should also teach their children about the importance of being safe around the bed. This includes teaching children to climb a ladder but not to climb on the upper bunk unless an adult is present. It is important to emphasize that the upper bunk should not be used for jumping or rough play. It is also important to keep the bunk bed clear from electrical appliances, such as lamps or ceiling fans that can ignite. Bunk beds should also be kept away from items that ignite, like curtains and rugs. A night light could be set near the ladder to help children locate it in the darkness. Parents should not hang anything from the guardrails of the top bunk. This includes scarves and jump ropes. They could be strangulation hazards. Storage Many bunk beds are equipped with storage options that can make your child's room feel more organized. Choose a twin-over-full bed with drawers underneath for the ideal place to store extra blankets and pillows. There are loft beds that have shelves to store toys, books and other items your children would prefer to keep out of sight yet accessible. If you want bunk beds that have multiple functions, choose one that has shelves and a desk built into. This design, shown in this Provo, Utah, bunk room designed by Amber Interiors, allows children to finish their work without cutting off any space in the room. This is also a good option for a shared kids room because it gives them a dedicated area for work. It eliminates the need for each child to have their own desk. You'll also find bunks with shelves and drawers that are built into the stairs, which could save you some money by eliminating the need for an additional chest or dresser. If you're decorating for a girl or boy the bunk beds with storage can be used enough to fit in with any style of bedroom. Another thing to keep in mind when selecting a bunk bed is its safety features. Be sure that the railings and ladders on the bed are strong and durable, and fastened securely to their frames to stop them from moving and creating hazards for your children while they climb. It is also important to make sure that there is plenty of space above the top bunk so that your kids can move about without bumping their heads on the railing or falling out of bed. Some bunk beds have a trundle that can be removed from under the bunk on the bottom. This lets family members or guests sleep in an extra space. This is especially helpful in small spaces, where a bunkbed is the only way for multiple children to share a bedroom. Bunk beds with a trundle are ideal for kids who don't want to share the top bunk but still need more sleeping space than a standard twin bed provides.