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How to Find the Best Bunk Beds With Storage

Bunk beds are a great option for children who share rooms, allowing for space and not compromising their style. Look for bunk beds with storage options to keep their space tidy and organized.

Think about a bunk bed with stairs rather than ladders to make it easier to get to the top bunk. Stairs may take up more space in the room but they are also safer and more sturdy.

Material

Choosing the right bunk bed is a crucial decision for anyone who's considering adding this piece to their home. You need to make sure that the bunk bed you select is safe for your children as well as any guests you be expecting in the near future, as well as being constructed of durable materials that will last for many years to come. Bunk beds come in a range of finishes, materials, and colors so that you can choose the ideal one for your space. If you're in the market for bunk beds that fit into your kids' current bedroom decor, look for one that's the same color as their other furniture. This will make it easier for you to coordinate the room and also ensure that your children don't feel pressured to swap out their furniture once they're older.

When you're looking for a bunk bed, you'll also want to consider how the mattress will be used. If you plan to use the bunk as a guest room for family members as well as friends, it is recommended to choose one with a trundle that can accommodate up to three people in separate beds. If your children are the only ones who will be sleeping in the bunk, you're able to choose a simple twin-over-twin bed.

Durability is another factor to consider when looking for bunk beds and a lot of the options we found come with solid wood frames that can be used repeatedly. The Max and Lilly Bunk Bed is, for instance, constructed of sturdy New Zealand Pine that should last a long time and accommodate sleepers up to 400 pounds. You can choose a metal bunk if are worried about the bunk bed's durability. Metal is more durable than wood and some metal bunks are GreenGuard Gold Certified, meaning they're made of materials that don't emit high levels of volatile organic compounds, which could harm the environment.

You'll also have to decide if you'd like a ladder, stairs or a slide for accessing the top bunk. Ladders are a bit smaller however they can be a challenge for children to climb. Stairs are safer and easier to use but can be expensive, and some come with handrails or storage built-in that can help keep your children safe and organized while they climb the stairs.

Style

Many bunk bed brands provide various styles, from modern to rustic. You can also find bunk beds designed to be a part of various color schemes and bedroom themes. Some are made from eco-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. Fort Bunk Bed is an additional green alternative. It comes with a steel frame that's more durable than wood but lighter than many metal bunk beds. The Fort is a good option for small spaces since it doesn't come with an additional storage space and the ladder and stairs are on the side of the frame instead of at the end. It also has the weight limit of 250 pounds for the top bunk which is lower than other bunks on this list.

The majority of bunk beds have a staircase, but some come with a built-in ladder, or side-mounted staircases that take up less room than the traditional type. These styles also tend to be more stable than end-mounted ladders which can be unstable. Certain models combine these features, such as the Shyann bunk bed from Harriet Bee. Its built-in staircase features drawers for storage that are out of sight, and two shelves that are ideal for toy baskets or chapter books, as well as plush animals.

The Walters Twin-Over-Twin Solid Wood Bunk Bed from Francis Loft & Bunks is another excellent option for families with smaller kids and teen sleepers. Its simple design and slatted headboards, as well as footboards are both elegant and sturdy, while its stationary built-in ladder leaves plenty of space on the floor for playing. The top bunk is equipped with extra-long guard rails of 14 inches to avoid falls, while the bottom bunk can function as an Trundle. This model can accommodate up to four people.

Some manufacturers list the weight capacity of each bunk bed on their product pages. This can be helpful when you have children who are heavier or taller. This metric will be listed alongside the bed's dimensions. It will help you determine whether the bunk bed is suitable for your family.

Safety

Bunk beds are a great alternative for children however if not used in a safe manner they could pose dangers to safety. It is important to follow the instructions of the manufacturer, utilize guardrails and regularly check the foundation of each bed for any signs of deterioration or looseness. Bunk beds should be set in a way that doesn't obstruct doors or windows that are designated as emergency escape routes.

The ladders and stairs must be firmly connected to the frame of the bunk bed, and they should have enough height for sleepers to safely step on and off of. The guard rails should be at least 12cm over the mattress to keep anyone from falling off the top bunk, and they should not have any large gaps where one's head or leg might be trapped.

Many of the best bunk beds with storage are constructed to comply with safety standards, including anti-tip testing and lead testing. The Daxter twin over full bunk bed made by Pottery Barn Kids, for example, is made of MDF and kiln dried wood to ensure maximum stability. It also passes all the necessary lab tests by third-party laboratories to ensure it's safe to sleep on. Additionally, this bunk bed has the standard guardrails for the top bunk as well as a sturdy ladder with elegant slatted footboards and head which will look great with any modern or contemporary bedroom.

When you are looking for bunk beds, you must also consider the weight capacity of each bed. You want to make sure that the bed can accommodate the weight of your kids and 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 for roughhousing. It is only a ladder for getting in and out of bed, and they should keep clothing and other items away from the corners of the room in order to avoid any tripping hazards. Don't hang backpacks or other items from the bunk bed posts or ladder, as these can become projectiles in an accident.

Stores

There are many options for bunk beds to suit the sleeping needs of kids and teens as well as adults. Most bunks are available in a classic twin over twin design, but there are also models that have room for four, with a complete bed on the top and a twin bed at the bottom. Some bunk beds have a futon at the bottom, so the same sleeping area could also be used as an office space or living room, depending on the needs of your family.

Ladders are the most efficient and easiest way to reach the top bunk. They can be straight or angled, and can be placed on either the front or side of the bed. Staircase bunks, which feature a broad staircase that gives plenty of room for a sturdy foot and are popular with parents and children as they are easier to climb and decrease the chance of injuries due to slipping or falling.

There are many storage options for bunk beds. These include closets and drawers which allow you to have more space to store your clothes and other belongings. Other options for bunk bed storage include futons that can be converted into a sofa and sleeper desks that have built-in storage, and built-in shelving to hold books and toys.

Another factor to consider is the capacity to support the weight of your bunk bed which is typically stated by manufacturers. It is important to know the amount your bunk bed can hold so that you don't overfill it or risk a dangerous accident. You can usually find this information in the description of the product or by contact the manufacturer directly.