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Choosing a Childrens Double Bunk Bed Bunk beds are an excellent way to add personality to bedrooms for kids. They also can save space in rooms with small or shared spaces. In general, children can have access to bunk beds as early as 6 or 7 years old. This allows them to master the art of climbing up and down safely, and to be careful not to fall off the top bunk. Style Bunk beds are a chic and functional accessory to any room for children. Many styles offer a variety of colors and finishes to match any decor. Metal bunk beds can be offered with different paint finishes while wood-styled bunk beds come in a range of natural colors and stains. An excellent option is the twin over full bunk bed, which is a combination of two beds that have twin mattresses. This is a great option when you have children of different ages in a room and require their own sleeping space. Many bunks come with a set of stairs or ladders that help kids climb up to their bed without difficulty and in a safe manner. They are especially useful in smaller rooms where kids might have trouble reaching their beds without a climbing device. The ladders and stairs also assist in creating a distinct separation between siblings, which can mitigate inappropriate interaction and promote the responsibility of each space. One twin and a full bunk bed is a common design for siblings sharing the bedroom. This configuration provides ample sleeping space while leaving room for a desk, futon, or storage area under the lower bunk. Some styles of bunk beds include an trundle with a pull-out that provides another sleeping space to the bottom bunk, making it ideal for sleepovers. These are great for families with limited space, or who frequently host guests for friends and family. Childrens double bunk beds can also be a fun option to give each child a unique sleeping space in a room shared by others that allows them to decorate and dress their own beds with their own curtains, bedding, fairy lights or tents. This can make them feel more comfortable and secure about sleeping in their own bed and still give them the opportunity to be in the same room throughout the day and in the evening. Lastly, it's important to remember that although bunk beds are typically designed for children, they can also be used by adults as well in the event that the design is suitable. Generally, they are tested to accommodate up to 80 – 100kg, which is the equivalent of a grown-up's weight. This makes them an ideal choice for rental rooms, guest rooms or flatshares. Size You might think that bunk beds are just for kids, but they can be a great solution for older children or even adults who wish to maximize their sleeping space in a smaller home. Many adult bunk beds are available in different sizes, from twin to full and even queen or king. They can also come with an integrated desk or another options to create a study 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 put in your child's bedroom. Most standard bunk beds are twin over twin and will accommodate a twin-sized mattress measuring 75 inches by 38. There are also “shorty bunk beds” that have twin-sized mattresses that are only a little over 3 feet long. When shopping for bunk beds, you must take into consideration the way your child will get to the top and bottom bunks. Some bunk beds use ladders that are angled, while others feature stairs. The ones with stairs are favored by children younger than them, since they are safe to climb up and back down from a seated position. If you decide on bunk beds that use a ladder to climb to the top, it's important to consider how much space you want left open in the bedroom of your child so that they have plenty of room to move about and rest comfortably. A bunk bed is a great option for reducing space and giving your children a sense of comfort should you decide to let children share a bedroom. Not only can a bunk bed offer siblings an opportunity to bond over sleepovers, but it can also aid in creating a regular sleep schedule that can prepare for the future of independent living. Most bunk and loft beds come with guardrails to keep children safe while they sleep. Some styles have extra safety features, like an extendable ladder stop and a strong railing at the bottom of the top bunk, or an trundle that can be attached to the bunk below. Trundle beds are an excellent addition to bunk beds for children. It can be used by siblings or guests who prefer to sleep separately. Safety Bunk beds are fun, but safety must be the top priority, especially for children. The most common injuries from bunk beds typically occur during play or sleeping and can include bruises, cuts, and concussions. Strangulation is one of the most serious injuries. To ensure that bunk beds are safe for children parents must consider the age and size of their children. Select a bunk bed that is equipped with safety features, follow manufacturers guidelines, regularly inspect the bunk bed, and ensure that all the accessories are compatible and secure. Most importantly, children under six should not sleep on the top bunk. The reason is that the majority of injuries to bunk beds are caused by children falling out of the upper bunk during sleep or playing. The top bunk's height must not be too low as this could result in head injuries. Guardrails are an important component of a bunk bed. They should be secured on the entire upper mattress. The guardrail should not be more than 3” from the mattress. Ladder openings should also be 16cm wide and not located at the end the bed frame. In addition to ensuring that the bunk beds are properly secured, parents should teach their children the importance of being safe around the bed. This includes teaching children how to use a ladder and not climb onto the upper bunk unless an adult is present. It is also important to emphasize that the bunk on the upper side is not a place for jumping and rough play. It is also important to keep the bunk bed free from electrical appliances like lamps or ceiling fans which could cause fires. double deck bed should be kept away from objects that ignite, like curtains or rugs. It is recommended to install a nightlight near the ladder so that children can easily find it in the dark. Parents should also never hang anything from the railings of the top bunk. This includes jump ropes and scarves. They could be strangulation hazards. Stores There are many bunk beds available in storage configurations which can make your kids' bedroom feel a little more organized. Choose a twin-over-full bed with drawers beneath for the perfect spot to store blankets and pillows. You can also find an loft bed with shelves that can be an ideal place to store books, toys and other items that your children would like to keep to keep out of sight but are easy to access. If you're looking for a bunk bed that is truly multi-functional, you should consider a bunk bed with a built-in desk and bookshelves. This style, which is depicted in this Provo, Utah, bunk room created by Amber Interiors, allows children to complete homework without blocking the space on the floor. It's also a great option for a shared room because it provides a dedicated workspace, removing the need to set up an additional desk and chair for each child. There are also bunks with shelves and drawers integrated into the stairs. This will save you money by removing the need for a dresser or chest. If you're decorating for a girl or a boy the bunk beds with storage are adaptable enough to fit in with any style of bedroom. When you are choosing a bunk bed it is important to consider the safety features. Make sure the ladder and railings are durable, sturdy and securely attached to the frame to prevent them from moving or creating danger for your children while they climb. You should ensure that there is enough space above the top bunk for your children to move about without crashing into the railings or falling off of the bed. Some styles of bunk beds include an trundle bed. It can be able to slide out from underneath the bottom bunk to provide an additional space to sleep for family members or guests who come to visit. This feature is especially useful in smaller rooms, where a bunkbed is the only option for multiple children to share one bedroom. Bunk beds with a trundle can also be an excellent option for children who do not want to share the top bunk anymore but still require more sleeping space than a standard twin bed provides.