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Bunk Beds Add Style and Character to Kids' Rooms Bunk beds can add style and character to a child's bedroom. They come in a variety of styles and configurations – from the traditional twin to full, to the futon or L-shaped. Most bunks have ladders, which are more comfortable to climb than stairs and don't take up the floor space. Some bunks have a fixed staircase while others place an incline on the left or right side of the long bunk. Size There are several sizes of bunk beds to meet the requirements of families. The standard bunk bed is made up of two twin mattresses placed on top of one another vertically. Other mattress sizes such as queen, full, or twin XL, can also be used. The height of the top bed can be adjusted in order to increase or reduce the distance between the ceiling and the sleepers. Some manufacturers recommend that there should be at least 6-8 inches of clearance between the bottom of the mattress and the top of the slats. This ensures that the top sleepers will have enough space to move around and avoid hitting their heads against the ceiling when they climb into or out of the mattress. A railing for protection is typically installed on the bottom of the mattress to protect a possible fall while sleeping. The triple bunk is an additional option that can be found in a number of different designs and configurations. The configuration is typically made up of two full beds stacked horizontally with a twin bed at the bottom. This kind of bunk bed is great for siblings sharing a room or for college dormitories as well as summer camps where students are required to share rooms. Consider a loft bed when you have a large bedroom and don't have the space for a traditional bunkbed. This type of bed has a desk or futon underneath the bunk bed that is lower, allowing you to use the space underneath the bunks to store other furniture like dressers, bookcases and toy boxes. A double futon bunk bed is a popular choice for young adults or teenagers that want the extra storage space of a full-size futon on the bottom, while having a fun and useful upper bunk. This kind of bunk bed comes in a variety of configurations. It is available in four different ladder attachment positions and a wide range of colors. Some models include an integrated desk and drawers so that students can study at ease or make use of the space as a workstation. Style There are a variety of bunk beds to suit the requirements of various families and rooms. When choosing quadruple sleeper bunk beds uk of bunk beds to purchase make sure that it is compatible with the decor of the room of your child as well as the design of the entire room. The color of the bed may make the room look more modern. Bunk beds are available in many colors, including gray, white and black. No matter what style of bunk bed you pick, ensure that it has safety rails on the top of the sleeping area. This will provide your children an extra level of safety. Most sets also include a ladder to reach the top bunk. If you have the space for a loft, you can select an option that does not require the use of a step ladder to get to the top bunk, but instead comes with an escalator. If you're looking to maximize your kids' space in their bedroom You might want to think about a double bunk bed that has stairs. This type of bunk lets you use the bottom bunk to store things and also provides a safe and easy method for your kids to climb up to the top of the bed. A popular option for bunk beds is the twin-over-full. This is ideal for older siblings who require more space or parents who have multiple children in a single bedroom. These bunk beds also allow you to add a third lower bunk called a trundle bed. This is ideal for sleepovers or sleepovers with friends. It is important to remember that your children will eventually out of bunk beds. It is recommended that you purchase a set that will allow the bunks to be divided into separate beds, which will give you many years of flexibility and convenience. A bunk room with an area for sitting is the ultimate playroom. In this bedroom designed by Lucy Harris Studio, Bubble wallpaper from Chasing Paper covers the bunks and a ceiling is painted in Benjamin Moore Blue Jean. The addition of seating makes the bunks appear less intimidating, and creates a comfortable environment for children to spend time with each other. Safety Bunk beds can be ideal for a child's room. They can be dangerous, however, if they are not inspected and built in a safe manner. About 36,000 injuries caused by bunk beds require emergency room treatment each year. Fortunately, the vast majority of these are minor. The danger of injury is the highest for children younger than a year old, since they aren't able to perceive the fullness of space. They are also more likely to jump onto or off the top bunk and utilize their beds for playing. The American Academy of Pediatrics advises parents to not let children under six to sleep on the top bunk. Parents can ensure that their children's bunk beds are safe by following a few basic guidelines. A ladder shouldn't be placed in the bunk bed instead, it should be placed on the outside. The rails must be at least 5 inches higher than the mattress, and the opening for climbing in and out of the bed shouldn't exceed 15 inches. The beds should not be placed near windows or behind clutter that could fall on children while they sleep. When building bunk beds parents must follow the manufacturer's instructions to the letter. Screws should be tightened properly but not to the point that they break the wood. The bunk bed should also not squeak or move. In the end, it's an excellent idea to have the bunk beds inspected by a professional after assembly and be tested by a qualified expert prior to allowing children to use them. Bunk beds can save space in a child's bedroom and add a touch of style. However, it is essential that parents establish ground rules for their children and supervise them with care to prevent injury. It is also an excellent idea to install a night light in the room and to instruct children that it is not safe to hang items on beds, as this poses a strangulation risk. Children should be taught that playing rough with one another is not a good idea around beds and furniture. Comfort The bunk beds you pick will be a feature in your child's rooms, so they'll need to be sufficient to allow them to sleep well in. Many of our beds feature high-density foam mattresses that are designed with kids in mind. You'll also want to search for frames that are built to last by using the use of kiln-dried wood as well as durable hardware. If your kids prefer the feel of a traditional mattress you can still find a comfortable double bunk bed. We offer a variety of sizes and styles to suit your needs, including twin over full and triple bunk beds. These types of beds are perfect for siblings sharing a bedroom because they allow each child to have their own space, while the common space below can be used for storage or a comfortable spot to build pillow forts during playtime. Triple bunk beds provide the perfect solution for rooms with limited floor space and low ceilings. The two top bunk beds are angled and separated by the bottom bunk, which is low. This leaves room below for a desk or dresser. We also have the full over queen loft bed, which features a large full-size bed on the top and smaller twin beds on the bottom. This allows kids to share a room with ease and offers plenty of space for an office, dresser, or toys. Storkcraft bunk beds come in a variety of fresh designs that will fit with any child's bedroom design. A classic white finish will complement any modern bedroom. A polished gray or espresso stain will add natural charm to a farmhouse or rustic style. Some bunks can be separated into separate beds, which is ideal if your children decide that they're too old to bunks or you move them to a different room. Some bunks have a hidden trundle that slides out from beneath the bottom bed, making it a safe and convenient way to accommodate guests for sleepovers. Some bunk beds are equipped with a built in desk that can be used as storage, studying or playing by your children.