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Buying bunk bed for kids let siblings share a space without compromising their personal space and can be an ideal option for sleepovers. Depending on the model that you select, these beds could include ladders or stairs to access the top bunk, and they can be made using a variety of materials including wood and metal. Size Check the dimensions of your space with the dimensions of a bunk bed before you buy it. You'll need to ensure there's enough space for your kids to climb up the ladder or steps (if they are included) and move around the loft without crashing into furniture or walls. It's also important to consider the bunk bed height and headroom in relation to your kids' standing and sitting height. You might need to purchase a smaller bunk to fit children who are younger, while older children might prefer a higher setup. Bunk beds kids typically come in two different configurations: twin-over-twin and full-over-full. Both are excellent options to accommodate multiple kids in one room. Some bunks have the option of a trundle to allow for guests who aren't sleeping. If your children are young, consider an extremely low bunk, to ensure that the bunk at the bottom is not more than 50 inches away from the ground. This will keep children from falling out of bed, which could be a risk to their safety. The distance between the top bunk and the guardrails is another crucial factor to consider. The CPSC recommends that the top bunk's mattress to be no higher than 5 inches over the guardrail. This will prevent your children from falling out of bed during the middle of the night and crashing into the guardrails. This could result in the entrapment of a child, or even the possibility of falling. The most suitable bunk beds for children are built with sturdy materials and meet CPSC safety standards, according to Ganjian. Examine the construction of every bunk bed to ensure it's made with quality woods, and isn't too fragile or unstable. Some of the most expensive bunk beds for kids also have mortise and tenon joinery. They are also Greenguard Gold Certified for meeting the strictest standards for chemical emissions. The triple bunk bed from Pottery Barn will work well for a guest room, a vacation home, or even to sleep your kids. It's simple to put together with the included tools, and it can be converted into three beds that stand on their own if your kids outgrow the arrangement. It's available in a soothing neutral finish that blends with both muted and vibrant shades, including distressed navy and brushed gray. Safety Bunk beds are a fun and exciting feature for any child's bedroom However, they can also be dangerous if not properly assembled or used. Bunk bed-related injuries can occur at any age, but most often happen to children younger than six. It is crucial to follow manufacturer's assembly and safety instructions, make sure you use the correct size mattress and place the bunk bed so that it doesn't block windows or heaters. It is also advisable to avoid hanging lights. It's also a good idea to check the bunk bed for any signs of wear and tear and then make repairs as needed. The top bunk's height should be restricted to 4 feet. Also, there should be guardrails on both sides of the bed. The gap between guardrails shouldn't be greater than 3 ½ inches to prevent death by suffocation. This will also ensure that your child cannot roll under the guardrail when sleeping. The mattress on the bottom should be supported by wires or slats that are directly beneath the bunk. They should be fastened securely at both ends to prevent gaps that your child could fall through. Ladders or stairs should be affixed to the bunk bed and secure and should offer a safe way of climbing up to the higher level. Make sure the ladder isn't in close proximity to any dangers, and that your children are aware that they only need it to climb up into the bed. Also, avoid rough play on the bunks since this could cause damage to the stability of the structure. It is impossible to determine a specific age at which children can sleep in bunk beds. However, a lot of experts recommend that children not sleep on the top bunk until at least six years old age and are old enough to be able to stay still during sleep. If you aren't sure about your child's ability to climb up the top bunk, you could consider a twin/full-size bunk instead. Style Bunk beds are a great option for kids to share space with their siblings and maximize their room. They're also a great way to encourage teamwork in younger children and can make sleepovers more enjoyable for everyone involved. Bunks with desks are perfect for teenagers and older kids because they incorporate the study and sleeping furniture into one. Bunks with stairs or ladders make it easier and safer for children to climb up to the top bunk. You can personalize your bunk bed by selecting the size, style and other features you want. The type of mattress you select will determine the level of comfort your bunk bed will be. At Slumberland we have an extensive selection of high-quality mattresses for all kinds of bunk beds. We have innerspring, memory foam and hybrid mattresses in all sizes, so you will be able to find the ideal fit for your children's or teenagers' bunks. Other features of the style to consider include ladders and stairs as well as safety rails and other storage options. Some bunk beds come with ladders that connect to the sides, while others incorporate stairs into the frame. Staircases offer a more modern and sleek look and are safer than standard ladders. You can also customize your bunk beds by selecting a color scheme that matches the personality of your children or the style of your bathroom. Some bunk beds come with a white finish, while others are available in natural or dark cherry wood finishes. If you're buying a wooden bunk bed, you can paint it to match your kids rooms or pick staining to maintain the natural look. To add a personal design to your bunks, you can purchase decorative lighting to complement the theme or style of the room. For example, recessed lights can be hung from the ceiling to give ample lighting without taking up floor space. If you're using a steel or wood bunk bed, you could also consider adding swag lighting, which hangs from the ceiling and provides soft light. Storage The majority of bunk beds are distinguished by their capacity to expand the space available in your child's bedroom. This is accomplished by putting two mattresses on top of each other. They can be stacked for the duration of time your children are young until they reach tweenhood or they can be divided to make individual bed frames. This is ideal for families that move frequently or have a smaller home. These bunk beds are versatile and come in a wide range of configurations, including traditional twin over twin and twin over full and queen over queen options available (like the Crate & Barrel Babyletto TipToe White & Washed Natural Wood Bunk Bed). Some are available in different sizes, and some have a step-ladder angled for easier climbing. When you are choosing a bunk bed, it is important to take into account the construction. Some models are made of a mixture of medium density fibreboard and kiln dried hardwood. The former is less expensive and has an updated look however the latter may be more durable and robust. Bunks with mattresses that trundle are ideal for sleepovers. Some models allow for the addition of another trundle with an alternative configuration. They can easily accommodate three adults or children, which can be ideal for a shared room which encourages friendships and family bonds while making the best use of space. The last element to consider when choosing a bunk bed is its style and color, with crisp whites, neutral grays and muted clay options offering various aesthetic options that are a good match for any bedroom decor. A crisp white bunk is a fantastic option for cottage, vibrant or coastal bedrooms. A neutral gray or a clay finish can work with any color scheme as your child develops. While bunk beds can differ in price, they are generally priced at a level that is comparable to other types of bedroom furniture. The cheaper bunk beds are made with cheaper materials, but many of our top-rated models are durable enough to last beyond childhood.