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Buying a Bunk Bed With Double Bed

A bunk bed that has an additional double bed beneath can help you get the most of your small bedroom. The best bunk beds for kids are sturdy and safe.

Make sure you choose guardrails that are sturdy to keep children from falling or becoming caught between mattresses.

This solid wood bunk bed is certified Greenguard Gold and can be divided into two beds. The stairs are wide enough to accommodate teens and adults.

Size

Size is a key factor to consider when shopping for a double bunk bed. Many children grow rapidly and may require you to purchase a new bunk bed before they reach the size of the one you have. The type of mattress you select is another important factor to consider when selecting a bunk bed.

The most commonly used bunk bed configuration is twin over twin. These bunk beds are made up of two mattresses that are twin-sized and stacked on top of each other. They are ideal for children sharing a bedroom. Twin over twin bunks can be able to accommodate standard twin mattresses measuring 39 inches wide by 75 inches long. Consider twin XL mattresses if are looking for a more luxurious mattress. These mattresses are five inches larger than the standard twins. They're ideal for teens as well as college students and adults.

Full over full bunk beds come with an entire mattress on the bottom bunk, which is great for adults as well as children who are taller than average. The full-size bed is 54 inches wide and 75 inches in length. A majority of these beds come with a trundle that can be pulled out from under the lower bed, providing an additional sleeping space for guests.

Some bunk bed sets come with twin-sized lofts that can be broken down into separate beds. This is an excellent option when you want to ensure the future of your bunk bed by keeping the upper and lower beds distinct, or if your children choose to swap rooms in the future.

You can also find bunk beds that don't require foundation or box springs as the frame of these bunks raises the mattress. This is a great choice for families who are on a budget since it can save money and eliminates the requirement for a separate foundation or box spring.

The frame you choose and the mattress will also be affected by the number of people who will be sleeping on your bunk beds. Larger rooms can accommodate triple, L-shaped, or trundle bunk beds, while smaller rooms are better suitable for a twin over full or twin over full arrangement.

Style

Based on the configuration, bunk beds with double top bunk beds mattresses can be able to accommodate children or adults. The standard bunk bed with Double sofa bed beds are stacked on the top of each other, with the top bed accessible by the ladder. This arrangement is ideal for rooms that have little space and makes the space more practical. A futon bunk is a different option. It's designed to look like a standard bunk, but includes a lower futon couch in a Western style that can be converted into bed. This bunk bed is perfect for families with teens and college students. It can accommodate four people.

If you're looking to outfit your bunk bed with additional storage, you should look for sets that have stairs that have drawers to store clothing or other items. Some sets also include a built-in desk and a wooden panel on the side of the stairs, which can serve as a unique place to hang wall art or other decor. Bunk beds that include desks work well in children's rooms, but can also be used as an additional bedroom or main bedroom of older kids and teens.

The color of your bunk bed may affect the overall look of your room. For example, a white double bunk bed bunk bed will give an airy and light feel while dark wood bunk beds creates a more traditional or rustic vibe. If you plan to use a bunk bed in a bedroom shared by children pick the right paint finish that will complement your other furniture pieces. Bunk beds are an excellent way to enhance the nautical theme. This bedroom by Kirsten Brockner Interiors includes bedding that is inspired by the sea with accents in blue and red stripes, and a staircase that is perfect for a cabin in a captain's.

Keep the design simple and clean when decorating a bunk bed with an extra-large bed. This will allow it to be easily modified by your child as they grow older and their preferences change. For instance, a bunk with double beds that have a neutral stone-colored finish can be easily updated with the addition of a few colorful throw pillows with contrasting shades.

Safety

One of the main considerations when buying bunk beds is safety. Bunk beds are dangerous if not built properly or if children do not adhere to the rules. It is important to determine the area you're planning to put the bunk bed, and compare the dimensions of the frame with the dimensions of the mattress. This will help ensure that the mattress fits perfectly and that there is enough clearance for your child to climb into and out of bed without issues.

A key safety feature to look out for is guard rails on both the bottom and top bunks. These guard rails should be constructed of solid wood and attached securely to the frame. Any gaps, openings, or holes in the frame of the bed should also be small enough so that children's heads, legs or torsos cannot get trapped in the gaps. It's also a good idea to make sure that any ladders or steps used to climb up and down the bed are either part of the frame or are securely attached to it to prevent them from coming loose and creating an accident hazard.

Another important safety rule is to not let children younger than six to sleep on the top bunk. The majority of bunk bed-related injuries happen to children under six years old, and it is estimated than half of these injuries are caused by falls. It's a good idea also, to establish clear guidelines for the use of the bunk bed, and to emphasize that the top bunk should not be used for jumping or playing.

It's also recommended to make sure that no belts, clothing or jump ropes hang from the frame of the bunk bed since they could pose serious strangulation risks to children. You can purchase shelves that clip easily to the side of the bed and provide your child somewhere to store their nighttime essentials, so they don't need to get out of bed in the dark to search for them.

Storage

Bunk beds are a great option to fit two people in a room and not take up too much space. The upper bed is usually accessible via a ladder which is perfect for children sharing bedrooms, or for family members living in small apartments.

Bunk bed frames come in a variety of sizes and shapes that can suit any room. They can be adapted to meet the needs of each sleeping individual. For instance, if one child prefers the top bed while another prefers the bottom bunk, the beds can be arranged to face each other. This lets each child have his or her own private space while still having the comfort of being close to loved ones.

Many owners of bunk beds enjoy the option to add under-bed storage drawers and trundles. These extras are placed underneath the lower bed and can be used to hold clothing or blankets. They also provide extra room to sleepovers for guests who visit.

Trundles can also be found for bunk beds as pull-out mattresses. These mattresses can be accessed with a single step and are located beneath the bunk bed's bottom. This can provide a comfortable spot for a second sleeping person when guests are in and eliminates the requirement to take out an air mattress.

Anyone who is considering purchasing a bunk bed should consider the safety features. It is important to look for side rails on the lower and upper bunks that help keep a child from rolling off the top bunk. It is also important to consider the amount of mattress that can be comfortably fitted on the upper bunk. A mattress that is too thick may cause a child to slide off the railings and hurt themselves.

The kind of ladder you choose for your bunk beds is another security option. Certain types of bunk beds have a long ladder that connects the upper and lower guard rails, whereas others offer a shorter ladder that attaches to the front of the upper guard rail. The latter is ideal for children as it makes climbing to the top bunk easier and safer.