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Double Bunk Beds Top and Bottom

Bunk beds can provide storage, style and function to a child's room. A lot of these sets can be converted into separate beds permitting them to expand with the kids and provide a functional sleeping option.

One thing to keep in mind is that bunk beds need a tall ceiling. It is important to ensure that you have enough headspace for you to easily get in and out of the bed.

Size

Double bunk beds, top and bottom are available in different sizes, so it's important to measure the available space in your room before you buy. You'll also want to consider the height of your ceiling, since the size of your bed will affect its safety and comfort level.

If your ceilings have a high ceiling, you might want to consider a lofted twin bed that can be separated into two beds. You can free up space in your bedroom and provide each child a private room to host sleepovers or parties. Some lofted beds come with built-in storage drawers. These can be useful if your floor space is limited.

Another factor to consider is the type of ladder or staircase that will be used to construct the bunk bed. A few bunk bed designs have straight staircases, while others feature an angled or a staircase with handrails. Both options are simple to climb and safe for children, however which style you choose depends on the space available in your bedroom. Straight ladders take up less space, whereas stairs include more safety features such as handrails and built-in storage.

The size of the mattress on the top bunk should also be considered. It is important that the mattress on your top bunk isn't too thick. This can cause the sleeper to fall and be injured. Most bunk mattress manufacturers recommend a full-size mattress for the top bunk and twin-sized mattresses or a twin XL for the bottom bunk.

When choosing a bunkbed, you should also consider the age of your children. Children under six should not sleep in the top bunk as they could fall and hurt themselves. Set clear rules for your children and ensure they follow them.

You should also instruct your kids to use the ladder correctly and to avoid hanging things from the rails of the top bunk, including belts or scarves. They can be an injury to children who strangle, so you should insist that the top bunk is not a play area. You can install a clip-light right next to the staircase to help your children find their way down the stairs at night.

Style

Bunk beds are available in different styles. Some are traditional in design, while others provide an unpretentious rustic look. Some furniture styles offer an elegant, straight design that is at home in the modern bedroom. Whatever style you pick make sure that safety is always the top priority. Set the bunk beds in a way that your children won't be pushed against each other while getting into and out of bed. Make sure the bunk beds are far enough away from lights, ceiling fans as well as heaters, blind cords (which can strangle your child) and windows.

Bunk beds come in various styles and colors. Some bunk beds have beautiful wood grain, while others are painted in various shades, ranging from neutral stone to striking blue. The wood finish can influence the overall look of the bed. So, it's important to consider the color scheme of your child's bedroom when you choose the bunk bed.

If you want your kids in their bunk bed to grow with them, choose one that can be divided into two twin beds that can be freestanding when they're ready to move to teens. This model by Harper & Bright comes in a variety of beautiful painted finishes, as well as rich walnut.

Many parents opt for a double futon bunk bed bed with stairs, since this allows their children to easily move from and into the top mattress without fear of falling off the ladder. However, if you have young kids who aren't quite ready to climb the stairs there are many alternatives to choose from. For example this twin over queen bunk bed from Harper & Bright can accommodate three mattresses and offers an easy pull-out trundle that can accommodate a single mattress on one side rail.

Whatever style you pick, be certain that your children know that the top bunk should only be used for sleeping. It is a good idea to reinforce this rule often, especially when your guests visit and are tempted to play on the top bunk. Also, ensure that you reinforce safety rules whenever your children attend a sleepover.

Safety

While bunk beds can be fun and exciting, they also pose some safety concerns to be considered. It is important to check your bunk bed on a regular basis for missing or damaged pieces and follow the guidelines provided by the manufacturer. Also, you should ensure that the frame of the bunk bed is strong enough and secure, particularly when sleeping in the uppermost area. Children should not play on the top bunk and should be taught to only sleep on it for a single time. It can be difficult to enforce this rule, but it's necessary for their safety.

A second important safety measure is to make sure that the mattress in the top bunk fits correctly. The mattress on top must not be deeper than 15cm and should be snugly seated within the rails that guard the bunk bed. A deeper mattress could cause the side guards to shift away from the wall which could result in an unintentional fall from the bunk bed. The mattress in the bottom bunk should be supported by wires, slats, or slats that run directly underneath it and secured at both ends. If a mattress is only supported by the bed frame or slats, it could slide down to the bottom bunk, causing injury to the child.

Lastly, it is important to have a ladder that permits your child to climb into the top bunk safely. Many manufacturers make ladders that are angled, which are more stable that are more stable than traditional vertical ones. These are perfect for smaller children. You might want to consider using a nightlight to aid your child in finding the ladder in the dark.

More than half of bunk injuries that occur on beds are caused by children who are less than six years old old. Children who aren't old enough to sleep on top bunks could be injured when they fall during nap time, or during play. Fortunately, most of these falls can be avoided with a few simple safety measures. It's also a good idea to install guardrails both on the sides of the bunk and a fitted sheet that covers the entire top bunk.

Mattress

Bunk beds are an excellent space-saving solution for families or roommates with limited storage or living space. By stacking two or three beds on top of each one, they provide the comfort of sleeping for up to three people in one room. These fun, space-efficient frames can accommodate twin queen, full, or twin mattresses and can be paired with storage options such as drawers and trundles to maximize the sleeping space available.

The mattress size and thickness can have a major impact on how a bunk bed can work in your space, which is why it's important to take accurate measurements prior to purchasing. In general, the more thick your bunk bed mattress is, the more space there is between the bed and the ceiling. You should also select a mattress that is the right height for the top bunk, so that you can utilize the guardrails and get in and out of bed in a safe manner.

If you opt for a more substantial mattress for the top bunk, it's a good idea to also select a thinner trundle mattress that will fit into the lower frame so that there's more headroom between the upper and lower beds. This will minimize the risk of hitting your head when you're reading or getting ready to go to the night, and also make it easier to change out the mattress and switch between beds.

There are a myriad of types of mattresses to pick from for your bunk beds, such as hybrids, innersprings and memory foam and latex. A memory foam mattress is an excellent option for the top bunk since it's designed to contour to the body and eliminate pressure points. It's also lighter than other kinds of bunk bed mattresses which can help reduce the risk of overheating on warm nights.

If you're looking to find a durable and cost-effective alternative, a coil mattress is a good option. These mattresses are made of metal springs that create an extremely solid base for bunk beds, and they're typically less expensive than other types of bunk mattress. These mattresses are great for older children and teens who require more support to sit up in bed to study or playing games.