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How to Choose the Best Bunk Beds for Teens
Loft and bunk beds can bring fun and utility in the kids' room. They can also help save space.
Choose bunk beds that can be adapted, such as those with bottom storage drawers or trundles that are easy to remove. You can also find twins that are stacked, which can be divided to create two beds. Also consider the weight capacity of the top bunk.
Size
You should think about the dimensions design, style, and security when selecting a bunk bed for your children. Examine the height of the ceiling to make sure the bunks can fit in the space. Also, ensure that there is enough room around the bunks for the kids to move. The beds should be enough apart to allow kids to climb and descend safely and not collide with each other or smash into the walls. Additionally, you should determine whether the top bunk is able to support a mattress that is the same size as the bottom one so that you don't have to pay for a trundle or another extra bed in the future.
You can also choose an arrangement for your bunk that isn't conventional and suited to your space better. For instance an L-shaped bunk might be ideal for a small bedroom or even a guest room that is shared. It is a great way to save the floor space and can also accommodate a twin over full or queen mattress on both the upper and lower levels, based on the model you select.
A lot of the top bunk beds for teens are designed to adapt to your child's needs and can be converted into two free-standing double beds when they're ready to transition to the size of a double bed. For instance the Storkcraft Solid Wood Ladder Twin Bunk Bed has a classic farmhouse-inspired style with the curved headboards and the wagon-themed guardrails on the top bunk. It's made from knot-free New Zealand pine and has a stationary built-in ladder that connects the top and bottom beds with more space for children to play on.
Another alternative is a loft bed, which optimizes corner spaces in rooms with tweens. It's a great choice for smaller spaces because it doesn't take up as much vertical room and also allows the lower level to be used as a desk and dressers, or storage cabinets. It's also a good choice for older children since it eliminates the need to use a ladder or stairs and makes it more accessible to larger children as well as adults.
Before you buy any kind of bunk beds for kids bed, test it out in your kids' bedroom with blue painter's tape to see how high it will be above the ground. This will give you an idea of whether it could be easily climbed into and out of at night, without causing head bumps or hitting the bottom of the window sill or hanging curtains. Also, it is important to ensure your family's safety is on your mind by reading the Consumer Product Safety Commission's guidelines for bunk beds. These regulations establish standards for guardrails and other features that prevent the chance of entrapment and falls.
Safety
Bunk beds are a great option for families with kids of all ages, but it is important to think about safety features when shopping. You'll want to choose a bed with guard rails that are tall enough to keep kids from falling off or getting trapped and an option that doesn't raise the bed's surface too high. Be aware of the weight limit of the bunk bed. Some have less weight limits than others.
Visit the website of the manufacturer to find out what specifications are available regarding mattress dimensions and weight limits. The majority of manufacturers will offer guidelines on the maximum thickness of the top bunk mattress. They'll also give the maximum weight capacity of the top bunk bed and the bunk bed.
The best quality bunk beds bunk beds are sturdily constructed, and the ladder or stairs must be attached to the frame securely and have handles on the sides to ensure security. It is also recommended to avoid bunks with slatted sides because they are dangerous for children to climb up or down, particularly in the case where the slats haven't been tightly joined. If your children enjoy playing on the ground, opt for a low-slung bottom bunk to allow them to sit up and play without being too high off the ground.
If you're limited in space or don't want to take up too much space in your kid's bedroom, choose an L-shaped bunk bed. These are smaller in size and are usually as wide as a single bed, so they're ideal for smaller rooms with low ceilings. They're also more practical for kids who might feel intimidated by the higher bunk.
If you have a little more space, consider an over-full or full-over-full bunk bed. These are the most fashionable and secure bunk beds you can find. They can be used for full-size or twin-sized beds. Pottery Barn Kids' Belden bunk bed is an attractive and sturdy option that can grow with your child as they grow. It can even accommodate trundle beds (sold separately) to accommodate adults and older teens. It is Greenguard Gold certified, meaning it releases low levels of chemical. It's made of sustainable sources of Baltic Birch wood and comes in a range of colors.
Style
If it's the shared room or one child, the perfect bunk bed can give teenagers something to be happy about. Some designs are sleek, minimalistic while others have more fun elements. Bunk beds also come in various sizes, ranging from twin over twin to full-over-full or even queen. The twin-overfull design is popular with teens because it allows them to sleep two children in the same room while leaving space for a desk, dresser or storage drawers on the bottom. Some options have trundle beds that allow the upper floor to accommodate an additional mattress for sleepovers.
Fenton says that teens like a twin-over-king loft bed because it takes up less space and gives them the space to spread out or work from home. Metal bunk beds with full-length guardrails are another popular option for older children because they're "built to last and is the most durable, adult-sized bunk," Fenton adds.
For a really cool bunk, you should consider an l-shaped or T-shaped design that's basically an elevated platform bed. These beds have the ladder on the end that gives it a more sleek look and makes room for a dresser or desk underneath. These beds aren't as space-saving as bunk beds, but they allow teens to have more space in their rooms.
You should consider a futon bunk if you want bunk beds that are affordable and offers safety and comfort. Futons are compact and versatile which means you can move them around if your kids are looking to revamp their rooms in the future. However, they're not as durable as a metal or wood bunk bed and do not have guardrails for the top bed.
Bunks that have stairs or ladders are also available. Ladders are more space-efficient and easier to climb. Stairs, on other hand, can also be used as a seating area for children younger than. Some models can even be capable of converting into a chair and desk, allowing your child to build the ultimate bedroom suite for study time and playtime.
Budget
When shopping for a bunk bed, it's essential that you consider your budget. There are many inexpensive options available, but if you need a bed that will endure through your teens and into adulthood, you should consider spending a little more to get a top-quality bed that can be used indefinitely.
Before you start shopping think about who will be sleeping on the bunk bed and what their sleep needs could be. A twin-overtwin configuration works well for siblings who share bedrooms, while a full over full bunk bed for teens is ideal for adults looking to save space or reduce the expense of a separate queen mattress. It is also important to determine the amount of headroom you'd like between the bottom and top bunks. If children are still sleeping in toddler beds, for example, it might be best kids bunkbeds to go with a lower-to ground arrangement.
The best bunk bed for teens is one that is affordable and one that will expand with them. Find a design that can work in both modern and traditional rooms, or opt for something like the Oeuf Perch bunk--an Editors' Choice pick for the Spruce--which can separate into two freestanding twin beds if you're looking to alter your space down the road. This style features a modern elegant, clean-lined design with boucle-upholstered guardrails, boucle upholstered railings and an easy-to-climb, stationary ladder. It's also Greenguard Gold and fair trade certified for its environmental and social responsibility.
Another option to save money is to find a bunk that has built-in storage options, like drawers under the bed or a shelf below the top. This can help you keep your bedroom clutter-free and is particularly useful for those who have smaller space. Many of the bunks in our list have this feature. Some even come with additional storage accessories like a desk and bookcase headboards for the lower bunk.
Loft and bunk beds can bring fun and utility in the kids' room. They can also help save space.
Choose bunk beds that can be adapted, such as those with bottom storage drawers or trundles that are easy to remove. You can also find twins that are stacked, which can be divided to create two beds. Also consider the weight capacity of the top bunk.
Size
You should think about the dimensions design, style, and security when selecting a bunk bed for your children. Examine the height of the ceiling to make sure the bunks can fit in the space. Also, ensure that there is enough room around the bunks for the kids to move. The beds should be enough apart to allow kids to climb and descend safely and not collide with each other or smash into the walls. Additionally, you should determine whether the top bunk is able to support a mattress that is the same size as the bottom one so that you don't have to pay for a trundle or another extra bed in the future.
You can also choose an arrangement for your bunk that isn't conventional and suited to your space better. For instance an L-shaped bunk might be ideal for a small bedroom or even a guest room that is shared. It is a great way to save the floor space and can also accommodate a twin over full or queen mattress on both the upper and lower levels, based on the model you select.
A lot of the top bunk beds for teens are designed to adapt to your child's needs and can be converted into two free-standing double beds when they're ready to transition to the size of a double bed. For instance the Storkcraft Solid Wood Ladder Twin Bunk Bed has a classic farmhouse-inspired style with the curved headboards and the wagon-themed guardrails on the top bunk. It's made from knot-free New Zealand pine and has a stationary built-in ladder that connects the top and bottom beds with more space for children to play on.
Another alternative is a loft bed, which optimizes corner spaces in rooms with tweens. It's a great choice for smaller spaces because it doesn't take up as much vertical room and also allows the lower level to be used as a desk and dressers, or storage cabinets. It's also a good choice for older children since it eliminates the need to use a ladder or stairs and makes it more accessible to larger children as well as adults.
Before you buy any kind of bunk beds for kids bed, test it out in your kids' bedroom with blue painter's tape to see how high it will be above the ground. This will give you an idea of whether it could be easily climbed into and out of at night, without causing head bumps or hitting the bottom of the window sill or hanging curtains. Also, it is important to ensure your family's safety is on your mind by reading the Consumer Product Safety Commission's guidelines for bunk beds. These regulations establish standards for guardrails and other features that prevent the chance of entrapment and falls.
Safety
Bunk beds are a great option for families with kids of all ages, but it is important to think about safety features when shopping. You'll want to choose a bed with guard rails that are tall enough to keep kids from falling off or getting trapped and an option that doesn't raise the bed's surface too high. Be aware of the weight limit of the bunk bed. Some have less weight limits than others.
Visit the website of the manufacturer to find out what specifications are available regarding mattress dimensions and weight limits. The majority of manufacturers will offer guidelines on the maximum thickness of the top bunk mattress. They'll also give the maximum weight capacity of the top bunk bed and the bunk bed.
The best quality bunk beds bunk beds are sturdily constructed, and the ladder or stairs must be attached to the frame securely and have handles on the sides to ensure security. It is also recommended to avoid bunks with slatted sides because they are dangerous for children to climb up or down, particularly in the case where the slats haven't been tightly joined. If your children enjoy playing on the ground, opt for a low-slung bottom bunk to allow them to sit up and play without being too high off the ground.
If you're limited in space or don't want to take up too much space in your kid's bedroom, choose an L-shaped bunk bed. These are smaller in size and are usually as wide as a single bed, so they're ideal for smaller rooms with low ceilings. They're also more practical for kids who might feel intimidated by the higher bunk.
If you have a little more space, consider an over-full or full-over-full bunk bed. These are the most fashionable and secure bunk beds you can find. They can be used for full-size or twin-sized beds. Pottery Barn Kids' Belden bunk bed is an attractive and sturdy option that can grow with your child as they grow. It can even accommodate trundle beds (sold separately) to accommodate adults and older teens. It is Greenguard Gold certified, meaning it releases low levels of chemical. It's made of sustainable sources of Baltic Birch wood and comes in a range of colors.
Style
If it's the shared room or one child, the perfect bunk bed can give teenagers something to be happy about. Some designs are sleek, minimalistic while others have more fun elements. Bunk beds also come in various sizes, ranging from twin over twin to full-over-full or even queen. The twin-overfull design is popular with teens because it allows them to sleep two children in the same room while leaving space for a desk, dresser or storage drawers on the bottom. Some options have trundle beds that allow the upper floor to accommodate an additional mattress for sleepovers.
Fenton says that teens like a twin-over-king loft bed because it takes up less space and gives them the space to spread out or work from home. Metal bunk beds with full-length guardrails are another popular option for older children because they're "built to last and is the most durable, adult-sized bunk," Fenton adds.
For a really cool bunk, you should consider an l-shaped or T-shaped design that's basically an elevated platform bed. These beds have the ladder on the end that gives it a more sleek look and makes room for a dresser or desk underneath. These beds aren't as space-saving as bunk beds, but they allow teens to have more space in their rooms.
You should consider a futon bunk if you want bunk beds that are affordable and offers safety and comfort. Futons are compact and versatile which means you can move them around if your kids are looking to revamp their rooms in the future. However, they're not as durable as a metal or wood bunk bed and do not have guardrails for the top bed.
Bunks that have stairs or ladders are also available. Ladders are more space-efficient and easier to climb. Stairs, on other hand, can also be used as a seating area for children younger than. Some models can even be capable of converting into a chair and desk, allowing your child to build the ultimate bedroom suite for study time and playtime.
Budget
When shopping for a bunk bed, it's essential that you consider your budget. There are many inexpensive options available, but if you need a bed that will endure through your teens and into adulthood, you should consider spending a little more to get a top-quality bed that can be used indefinitely.
Before you start shopping think about who will be sleeping on the bunk bed and what their sleep needs could be. A twin-overtwin configuration works well for siblings who share bedrooms, while a full over full bunk bed for teens is ideal for adults looking to save space or reduce the expense of a separate queen mattress. It is also important to determine the amount of headroom you'd like between the bottom and top bunks. If children are still sleeping in toddler beds, for example, it might be best kids bunkbeds to go with a lower-to ground arrangement.
The best bunk bed for teens is one that is affordable and one that will expand with them. Find a design that can work in both modern and traditional rooms, or opt for something like the Oeuf Perch bunk--an Editors' Choice pick for the Spruce--which can separate into two freestanding twin beds if you're looking to alter your space down the road. This style features a modern elegant, clean-lined design with boucle-upholstered guardrails, boucle upholstered railings and an easy-to-climb, stationary ladder. It's also Greenguard Gold and fair trade certified for its environmental and social responsibility.
Another option to save money is to find a bunk that has built-in storage options, like drawers under the bed or a shelf below the top. This can help you keep your bedroom clutter-free and is particularly useful for those who have smaller space. Many of the bunks in our list have this feature. Some even come with additional storage accessories like a desk and bookcase headboards for the lower bunk.
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