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How to Find the best bunk bed Bunk Beds With Storage

Bunk beds are a great solution for kids who live together in one room. They save space, but they don't sacrifice design. Choose the bunk bed with storage options to keep the space neat and tidy.

Consider a bunkbed with stairs instead of ladders to make it easier to get to the top bunk. Stairs may take up more space in the room, but they are safer and more sturdy.

Material

Anyone who is considering adding a bunk bed to their home should make an educated decision. You need to make sure that the bunk bed you pick will be able to safely accommodate your children and any guests you might be expecting in the near future, as well as being constructed of durable materials that will last for many years to be. Bunk beds come in many different colors, finishes, and materials, allowing you to choose the one that's right for your space. If you're in the market for a bunk bed that'll blend into your children's room decor, search for an option in the same color as their other furniture. This will make it easy to coordinate your bedroom and your children will not be compelled to change their furniture as they get older.

You should also consider the use of the mattress when shopping for a bunk. If you plan to use the bunk as a guest space for family members or friends, it is recommended to choose the option with a trundle which allows you to sleep up to three people in separate beds. If your kids are the only ones that will be using the bunk, it's okay to pick a twin-over-twin bed.

When looking for bunk beds, durability is also something to be considered. A lot of the options we found feature solid wood frames that can withstand repeated usage. The Max and Lilly bunk bed for instance, is constructed with strong New Zealand pine that should remain in good shape in time and will accommodate sleepers as heavy as 400 pounds each. If you're worried about a bunk bed not standing for long-term use, you can always opt for an alternative that is made of metal. Metal is more durable than wood, and some metal bunks are GreenGuard Gold Certified, meaning they're made from materials that don't produce high levels of volatile organic compounds, which can negatively impact the environment.

You'll also want to decide whether you want an incline, ladder, or a slide to access the top bunk. Ladders require less space, but they can be a bit challenging for kids to climb. Stairs are safer and more user-friendly but can be expensive, and some feature built-in storage options or handrails that can keep your kids secure and organized when they climb the stairs.

Style

Many bunk bed brands come with a variety of styles, ranging from rustic to modern. You'll also find options designed to suit various color palettes and bedroom themes. Some are made from environmentally friendly materials. The Oeuf Perch Bunk Bed, for instance, is made from sustainable Baltic Birch plywood that 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 that's more durable than wood yet it is lighter than the majority of metal bunk beds. The Fort is a good option for smaller spaces because it doesn't include a storage unit and the ladder and stairs are situated on the side of the frame instead of at the end. It also has a weight limit of 250 pounds for the top bunk, which is a bit lower than the other bunk beds on this list.

Most bunk beds feature stairs, but some come with an integrated ladder or side-mounted staircases that take up less space than the standard type. These styles also tend to be more sturdy than end-mounted ladders which can be a bit unstable. Some models also include a mix of these features, such as the Shyann Bunk Bed from Harriet Bee. Its built-in staircase has drawers that can be used for out-of-sight storage and two open shelves that are ideal for toy baskets as well as chapter books and plush animals.

The Walters Twin Over Twin Solid Wood Bunk Bed by Francis Loft and Bunks is a great alternative for families with young children and teens. The minimalist design, slatted footboards and headboards, and the ladder built-in are stylish and durable. This model provides plenty of space to play. The top bunk is fitted 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 be used to accommodate up to four people.

Some manufacturers include a weight capacity for each bunk bed on their product pages, which can be helpful for those who are taller or heavier than the average person. This measurement is typically listed close to the bed's dimensions. It can help you determine if the bed is able to meet the needs of your family.

Safety

Bunk beds are an excellent option for children however, if not utilized correctly they could pose safety risks. It is important to follow the instructions of the manufacturer, utilize guardrails and check the bed's foundation for signs of deterioration or looseness. Bunk beds should also be positioned in a way that doesn't block doors and windows that are designated as emergency escape routes.

The ladders and stairs must be firmly secured to the frame of the bunk bed and have enough height for sleeping people to safely climb on and off of. The guard rails should be at least 12cm above the mattress to keep anyone from falling off the top bunk, and they shouldn't have large gaps in which a head or leg could get stuck.

Many of the top bunk bed with storage are constructed to comply with safety standards, including lead testing and anti-tip tests. For instance, the Daxter twin-over-full bunk bed from Pottery Barn Kids is made using both MDF and kiln-dried wood for maximum stability. It passes all of the necessary third-party lab tests to make sure that it's safe for children to sleep on. In addition this bed comes with a full set of standard guardrails for the top bunk, as well as a sturdy ladder with stylish slatted head and footboards that will complement any modern or contemporary bedroom.

Another aspect to be considered when choosing bunk beds is the capacity to support weight for every mattress. You want to make sure that the bed will support the weight of your kids, as well as any additional guests that you may have over for sleepovers.

Finally, it's important to teach your kids that the bunk bed isn't an area to play or for roughhousing. They should only use it to move in and out of the bed. Clothing and other items must be kept out of corners of the room in order not to cause accidents due to tripping. Also, don't hang backpacks or other objects from the bunk bed posts or ladder, as these can be projectiles in an accident.

Storage

There are a variety of bunk bed options to satisfy the requirements of teenagers, children, and adults. There are a variety of bunk beds available in the classic twin-over-twin style. However, you can also find models with a larger bed that is atop an equivalent twin size bed. Some bunk beds come with a futon at the bottom, so the same area of sleeping can also serve as a living or office room depending on the needs of your family.

Ladders are the fastest and easiest way to reach the top bunk. They can be straight or angled, and can be placed on the side or front of the bed. Staircase bunks, which have a broad staircase that gives plenty of sturdy foot room and are popular with parents and children as they are safer to climb and reduce the risk of injuries due to slipping or falling.

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

Manufacturers usually state the weight capacity for your bunk bed. You should be aware of the weight capacity of your bed to ensure you don't over-load or risk causing an accident. This information can be found in the product's description, or by contacting the manufacturer.