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Bring style and function to bedrooms for kids with bunk beds. Certain models, like this Harriet Bee model with a lower mattress that rests on the ground are perfect for smaller spaces.

For small bunk bed for kids spaces, twin-over-twin bunk beds are an excellent option. Loft beds that have storage and a trundle are also good for sleepovers. Look for options that feature an ordinary ladder or stairs, which can be used to accommodate drawers in the underbed or shelves.

Size

Kids bunk beds come in different sizes based on the size and height of the room. In general, they fit two twin mattresses on one another and have a side ladder for accessing the upper levels. Bunk beds for kids are a great way to make more storage and make the most of small spaces. They also offer a stylish, functional and fun option for sharing bedrooms.

For teens and older children, a loft bed is an ideal option for bedrooms. Loft beds for children are similar to bunk beds, but without the lower mattress. They offer additional floor space and can be used to create a comfortable workspace. You can utilize the space underneath the loft-style bunk beds to store books, arts and craft tools, and other items.

A futon-style bunk bed is another popular option. These are usually sized to fit a twin mattress on the bottom and an XL twin futon mattress on top, so they are extremely comfortable to sleep in. The futon can be utilized by children to watch television or play games, or relax. They can also sleep on top of the mattress.

If you're looking for a bunk bed for your children that can also provide additional storage space, think about a Maxtrix loft bed, also known as the Star. The bed comes with a built-in desk with a hutch, as well as three drawers of storage that can be used to store books, art supplies and other things. The angled ladder is safer and more comfortable to climb than the traditional side ladders for bunk beds. The stairs can also serve as storage.

Many of our bunk beds for kids have a separate storage area. These are ideal to store toys, clothing linens, bedding, and other items that might not fit in the bedroom. They feature sturdy, solid wood construction that can be painted to match the current decor in the room.

We also have the triple-bunk option for those with a small space in their bedroom. This bed is a combination of two twin beds and is much smaller than traditional bunks. It is constructed of high-quality pine and MDF and comes with full-length guardrails, support slats, and an arrangement that eliminates the requirement for boxsprings.

Style

Bunk beds are a great option to free up space in a child's bedroom. They can add to the enjoyment of their bedroom decor and free up space for playing. Did you realize that bunk beds can also be an excellent storage options? The best bunk beds for kids have ample space underneath to fit bookcases, desks and much more. They're the perfect solution for families looking to reduce space and keep their children well-organized.

Kids bunk beds with storage come in a variety of styles to suit any space. Pick between the classic twin-over twin bed for small rooms, or the twin-over full kids ' bunk bed for bigger space. You can choose from loft beds that come with shelves or drawers for Kids Bunk Beds With Storage storing books as well as toys and other items. The addition of a desk for your child or table under a bunk bed gives your child the ideal space for projects and homework.

For more versatility an entire loft system such as the Star is a great option. This Maxtrix Loft Bed comes with an integrated desk, storage drawers and shelves so that your children have everything they require to study and attend school in one location. The desk is spacious enough to allow children to spread out their work so they can write or draw without worrying about falling on books or other items. The shelving offers ample space to display trophy cases and other items of interest, as well as to keep extra blankets, pillows and more.

The majority of our bunk beds for children with storage are made of solid wood, and made with safety as a priority. They're inspected and verified to meet strict safety standards. They include full-length guardrails on top bunk to ensure kids stay safe at night. Some also feature an incline with side rails that prevent falls while climbing up or down. If you're looking for a low-profile bunk bed with storage, choose models with stairs that are spaced from each other and have wooden slat supports so box springs aren't required.

If your children are older and prefer to sleep separately, you can opt for a twin-over full kids loft bed with trundle. This set-up has two separate twin-size beds at the bottom, and a trundle which pulls out from beneath the lower bed for guests.

Safety

Bunk beds are a favorite choice for bedrooms for children because they save space. However they must be built and positioned properly to ensure security. The full length guardrails on top of the bunks protect children from falling over and ladders and steps are a safer alternative to climbing directly onto the bed. The frame should be strong enough to prevent collapse and must meet rigorous standards for preventing collapse and entrapment.

Find bunk beds with built-in drawers and other storage solutions to cut down on the amount of clutter that is on the floor under each sleeping space. These can make it easier for children to get ready for school in the morning, but it is important to make sure they keep their belongings out of the bed. Also, you should discourage rough play in or around the bunks to prevent injuries.

The best bunk beds with storage for children meet stringent safety standards and feature full-length guardrails at the top to prevent children from falling over. The bed frame must be sturdy enough to withstand the weight of children and adults without sagging or collapsing and the ladder must be able to be accessed easily and have sturdy feet.

Some bunk beds are built in a classic or contemporary style to match any bedroom furniture. Others have unique features and accents. For instance, curved trim or paneling on the footboard and headboard or tapered feet provide an individual look. You can choose from a range of colors like smoked gray or dark Tuscan grain wood or the classic white.

Make sure the bunk bed is away from ceiling fans to avoid injuries or accidents. Also, consider securing the bunk bed against the wall to stop accidental tipping.

Bunk beds are generally considered safe for children, but it's best to limit their use with children younger than 6. Children who are younger may not have the maturity or responsibility to sleep safely in a top bunk. In addition, parents must always supervise children who use the bunk bed and guide them on how to climb and descend the stairs or ladder.

Stores

Bunk beds are an excellent option to maximize space. They can double (or triple) the amount of sleeping accommodation in a single space, with less space than two separate beds. Bunk beds can be even more attractive when you include storage.

Most bunk beds come with one or more drawers that help your children stay clean and organized as they sleep. A bunk bed with storage is the ideal solution to make space in a child's bedroom.

Some bunk beds have a built-in ladder to allow your children to climb into and out of the top bed. Some bunk beds, like this one from Harriet Bee have a ladder that can be tucked neatly underneath the bed frame, saving the floor space.

A bunk bed for kids with slides can be a lot of fun for your children and will surely bring smiles to their faces every time they climb on the ladder to sleep. Keep in mind that a bunk bed with slide has a lower capacity for weight than a regular bed. Before purchasing you might want to consider the weight of your kids and the bunk bed's weight limit.

If they grow out of the current arrangement, many kids bunk beds can be transformed into two separate beds of king or twin size. This is a great option for families that have more than one child sharing rooms, and it allows you to take advantage of having more rooms for guests when family members or friends visit.