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How to Choose the best bunk bed with trundle Bunk Beds for Teens
Loft beds and bunk beds can add fun and functionality in the children's room. They can also help save space.
Look for bunk beds that are able to be moved, such as those with bottom storage drawers or trundles that are easy to take off. You can also find twins that are stacked, which can be separated to make two separate beds. Also, consider the weight of the top bunk.
Size
You'll need to think about the size as well as style and safety when choosing a bunk bed for your kids. Examine the height of the ceiling to ensure that the bunks are able to fit into the space. Also, ensure that there is enough space around the bunks for the children to move. The beds should be spaced far enough apart so that children are able to safely go up and down and not crash into each other or the walls. Also, you'll want to determine whether the top bunk can support mattresses similar to the bottom one so you won't need for a trundle or another additional bed in the future.
You may also opt for a bunk shape that is not traditional, if it suits your space better. For instance an L-shaped bunk might be ideal for a smaller bedroom or even a shared guest room. It is a great way to save the floor space and can fit a queen or twin over full mattress on each of the upper and lower levels, depending on which model you select.
Many of the best bunk beds for teenagers bunk beds for teens can expand with your kids by converting into two independent beds when it's the right time to transition to a regular double bed. For example, the Storkcraft Solid Wood Ladder Twin Bunk Bed has an elegant farmhouse-inspired design with the curved headboards and the wagon-themed guardrails on the top bunk. It's constructed of knot-free New Zealand Pine and has an integrated stationary ladder that connects the upper and lower bunk beds. This leaves more space for children to play.
Another alternative is a loft bed, which maximizes corner space in rooms with tweens. It's a great choice for smaller spaces as it doesn't take up as much vertical room and also allows the lower level to be used for desks and dressers, or storage cabinets. It's an excellent choice for older children because it doesn't require a ladder or stairway and makes it more accessible for adults and children of larger sizes.
Test the height of any bunk bed in your child's bedroom with blue painter tape. This will allow you to determine whether it's safe to climb in and out at night without bumping into anyone or hitting the bottom window sill. Also, it is important to keep your family's safety in mind by reviewing the Consumer Product Safety Commission's regulations for bunk beds. These regulations set standards for guardrails and other features to prevent the chance of entrapment and falls.
Safety
Bunk beds are a great choice for families with children of all different ages. However, it is important to take into consideration the safety features before buying. You'll need bunk beds with guardrails that are high enough to keep children from falling over or getting trapped and a mattress that doesn't raise up the sleeping surface too much. Pay attention to the weight limit of the bunk bed. Some beds have smaller weight limits than others.
When choosing a bunk bed, check its manufacturer's website for specifications regarding the mattress's dimensions and weight limits. Most manufacturers provide guidelines on how thick the top bunk mattress should be, and will typically list the total bunk and upper bed weight capacities.
The best bunk beds are sturdily constructed and the ladder or stairs should attach to the frame securely and have side handles to ensure safety. Avoid bunk beds with slatted sides panels as they can be dangerous for children to climb, especially if they're poorly joined. If your kids love to play on the ground, choose an un-slung bunk that lets them play and sit without being too far from the floor.
If you have a limited space or do not want to take up too much space in your kid's bedroom, choose an L-shaped bunk bed. They are smaller in size and are usually only as wide as one single bed. This makes them ideal for rooms with narrow ceilings. They're also more practical for younger kids, who might be scared of the higher bunk.
If you're looking for a little more space, an overfull or full-overfull bunk is the best bunk bed ever option. These are the most stylish and secure bunk beds that are available. They can be used as twin or full-size beds. Pottery Barn Kids' Belden bunk bed is an elegant and sturdy choice that can grow with your child as they grow. It can also accommodate trundle beds (sold separately) to accommodate adults and older teens. It's Greenguard Gold certified for low chemical emissions. It's also made from sustainably-sourced Baltic birch wood, and it is available in a variety of color options.
Style
Whether it's for a shared room or just one kid, the right bunk bed will give teens something to be excited about. Many designs are sleek and minimalist and others have more fun elements. Bunk beds also come in different sizes, ranging from twin-over-twin to full-over-full or even queen. A twin-over-full design is popular for tweens because it allows them to sleep two children in the same room and still leaves space for a dresser, desk or storage drawers on the lower level. Certain designs have Trundle beds that permit the upper level to accommodate an extra mattress for sleepovers.
Teens also love an over-king twin loft bed, which takes up less floor space and gives them more space to spread out or work from home, says Fenton. A bunk bed made of metal with an extended guardrail is a popular option for older kids because it's "built to last, and is the most sturdy adult-sized bunk," she adds.
Think about a l-shaped or T-shaped design, which is essentially a raised platform bed. These beds are designed with the ladder at the end. This makes them more sleek and more room for a desk or dresser. They're not as effective at saving space like a traditional bunk however, they're a stylish choice for teens that gives them more room to move around in their rooms.
Consider a futon bunk if you want a bunk bed that is affordable and offers security and comfort. Futons are small and flexible which means you can move them around if your kids wish to redesign their rooms in the near future. However, they're not as durable as a wood or metal bunk bed and don't have guardrails on the top bed.
Bunks that have ladders or stairs are also available. Ladders take up less space and are easier to climb, whereas stairs are safer and can double as a seating area for younger children. Some models can be converted into a desk or chair so that your child can have the ultimate bedroom set for both play and study.
Budget
A bunk bed is a big investment, so it's important to factor in your budget when shopping. There are plenty of options for cheap beds available, but if you are looking for a bunk bed that will last through the teens and even into adulthood, you should consider spending more for a high-quality product that can be used for a long time.
Before you shop, consider who will be sleeping in the bunk bed, and what their needs for sleep could be. A twin-overtwin configuration works well for siblings sharing the same bedroom, whereas full over full bunk is perfect for adults who want to save space or avoid the expense of a separate queen mattress. You'll have to decide on the amount of headroom between the top bunk and bottom bunk. If your children are still in their toddler beds, you might want to choose a bed that is lower than the ground.
The ideal bunk bed for teens is a good value and one that will grow with them. Choose a design that works in traditional and modern rooms, or go with something like the Oeuf Perch bunk--an Editors' Choice choice for the Spruce, which can be split into two separate twin beds should you want to change the layout of your space down the road. This design has a modern elegant, clean-lined design, boucle upholstered guardrails and an easy-to-climb, stationary ladder. It is also Greenguard Gold and fair trade certified for its environmental and social responsibility.
A bunk bed that has built-in storage is an additional option to save money. This could include drawers beneath the bed, or shelves beneath the top. This will help you to keep your bedroom clean and free of clutter. It's also helpful in the case of a small space. Many of the bunks on our list feature this feature. Some even come with additional storage options, such as bookshelf headboards and desks for the lower bunk.
Loft beds and bunk beds can add fun and functionality in the children's room. They can also help save space.
Look for bunk beds that are able to be moved, such as those with bottom storage drawers or trundles that are easy to take off. You can also find twins that are stacked, which can be separated to make two separate beds. Also, consider the weight of the top bunk.
Size
You'll need to think about the size as well as style and safety when choosing a bunk bed for your kids. Examine the height of the ceiling to ensure that the bunks are able to fit into the space. Also, ensure that there is enough space around the bunks for the children to move. The beds should be spaced far enough apart so that children are able to safely go up and down and not crash into each other or the walls. Also, you'll want to determine whether the top bunk can support mattresses similar to the bottom one so you won't need for a trundle or another additional bed in the future.
You may also opt for a bunk shape that is not traditional, if it suits your space better. For instance an L-shaped bunk might be ideal for a smaller bedroom or even a shared guest room. It is a great way to save the floor space and can fit a queen or twin over full mattress on each of the upper and lower levels, depending on which model you select.
Many of the best bunk beds for teenagers bunk beds for teens can expand with your kids by converting into two independent beds when it's the right time to transition to a regular double bed. For example, the Storkcraft Solid Wood Ladder Twin Bunk Bed has an elegant farmhouse-inspired design with the curved headboards and the wagon-themed guardrails on the top bunk. It's constructed of knot-free New Zealand Pine and has an integrated stationary ladder that connects the upper and lower bunk beds. This leaves more space for children to play.
Another alternative is a loft bed, which maximizes corner space in rooms with tweens. It's a great choice for smaller spaces as it doesn't take up as much vertical room and also allows the lower level to be used for desks and dressers, or storage cabinets. It's an excellent choice for older children because it doesn't require a ladder or stairway and makes it more accessible for adults and children of larger sizes.
Test the height of any bunk bed in your child's bedroom with blue painter tape. This will allow you to determine whether it's safe to climb in and out at night without bumping into anyone or hitting the bottom window sill. Also, it is important to keep your family's safety in mind by reviewing the Consumer Product Safety Commission's regulations for bunk beds. These regulations set standards for guardrails and other features to prevent the chance of entrapment and falls.
Safety
Bunk beds are a great choice for families with children of all different ages. However, it is important to take into consideration the safety features before buying. You'll need bunk beds with guardrails that are high enough to keep children from falling over or getting trapped and a mattress that doesn't raise up the sleeping surface too much. Pay attention to the weight limit of the bunk bed. Some beds have smaller weight limits than others.
When choosing a bunk bed, check its manufacturer's website for specifications regarding the mattress's dimensions and weight limits. Most manufacturers provide guidelines on how thick the top bunk mattress should be, and will typically list the total bunk and upper bed weight capacities.
The best bunk beds are sturdily constructed and the ladder or stairs should attach to the frame securely and have side handles to ensure safety. Avoid bunk beds with slatted sides panels as they can be dangerous for children to climb, especially if they're poorly joined. If your kids love to play on the ground, choose an un-slung bunk that lets them play and sit without being too far from the floor.
If you have a limited space or do not want to take up too much space in your kid's bedroom, choose an L-shaped bunk bed. They are smaller in size and are usually only as wide as one single bed. This makes them ideal for rooms with narrow ceilings. They're also more practical for younger kids, who might be scared of the higher bunk.
If you're looking for a little more space, an overfull or full-overfull bunk is the best bunk bed ever option. These are the most stylish and secure bunk beds that are available. They can be used as twin or full-size beds. Pottery Barn Kids' Belden bunk bed is an elegant and sturdy choice that can grow with your child as they grow. It can also accommodate trundle beds (sold separately) to accommodate adults and older teens. It's Greenguard Gold certified for low chemical emissions. It's also made from sustainably-sourced Baltic birch wood, and it is available in a variety of color options.
Style
Whether it's for a shared room or just one kid, the right bunk bed will give teens something to be excited about. Many designs are sleek and minimalist and others have more fun elements. Bunk beds also come in different sizes, ranging from twin-over-twin to full-over-full or even queen. A twin-over-full design is popular for tweens because it allows them to sleep two children in the same room and still leaves space for a dresser, desk or storage drawers on the lower level. Certain designs have Trundle beds that permit the upper level to accommodate an extra mattress for sleepovers.
Teens also love an over-king twin loft bed, which takes up less floor space and gives them more space to spread out or work from home, says Fenton. A bunk bed made of metal with an extended guardrail is a popular option for older kids because it's "built to last, and is the most sturdy adult-sized bunk," she adds.
Think about a l-shaped or T-shaped design, which is essentially a raised platform bed. These beds are designed with the ladder at the end. This makes them more sleek and more room for a desk or dresser. They're not as effective at saving space like a traditional bunk however, they're a stylish choice for teens that gives them more room to move around in their rooms.
Consider a futon bunk if you want a bunk bed that is affordable and offers security and comfort. Futons are small and flexible which means you can move them around if your kids wish to redesign their rooms in the near future. However, they're not as durable as a wood or metal bunk bed and don't have guardrails on the top bed.
Bunks that have ladders or stairs are also available. Ladders take up less space and are easier to climb, whereas stairs are safer and can double as a seating area for younger children. Some models can be converted into a desk or chair so that your child can have the ultimate bedroom set for both play and study.
Budget
A bunk bed is a big investment, so it's important to factor in your budget when shopping. There are plenty of options for cheap beds available, but if you are looking for a bunk bed that will last through the teens and even into adulthood, you should consider spending more for a high-quality product that can be used for a long time.
Before you shop, consider who will be sleeping in the bunk bed, and what their needs for sleep could be. A twin-overtwin configuration works well for siblings sharing the same bedroom, whereas full over full bunk is perfect for adults who want to save space or avoid the expense of a separate queen mattress. You'll have to decide on the amount of headroom between the top bunk and bottom bunk. If your children are still in their toddler beds, you might want to choose a bed that is lower than the ground.
The ideal bunk bed for teens is a good value and one that will grow with them. Choose a design that works in traditional and modern rooms, or go with something like the Oeuf Perch bunk--an Editors' Choice choice for the Spruce, which can be split into two separate twin beds should you want to change the layout of your space down the road. This design has a modern elegant, clean-lined design, boucle upholstered guardrails and an easy-to-climb, stationary ladder. It is also Greenguard Gold and fair trade certified for its environmental and social responsibility.
A bunk bed that has built-in storage is an additional option to save money. This could include drawers beneath the bed, or shelves beneath the top. This will help you to keep your bedroom clean and free of clutter. It's also helpful in the case of a small space. Many of the bunks on our list feature this feature. Some even come with additional storage options, such as bookshelf headboards and desks for the lower bunk.
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