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Choosing a Childrens Double Bunk Bed Bunk beds are a great way to add character to kids' bedrooms. They can also be a great way to save space in rooms that aren't big or shared. Typically, children can use bunk beds as young as the age of 6 or 7. This allows them to learn to climb safely up and down, and to avoid falling off the top bunk. Style Bunk beds can be a stylish and functional addition to any child's room. There are a variety of styles available in a variety of colors and finishes that suit any decor. Metal bunk beds may be offered with different paint finishes while wooden bunk beds come in a range of natural stains and paint colors. The full bunk that is twin over is a well-known option. It is a combination of two beds, each with a twin-sized mattress. This configuration is perfect if you are sharing a bedroom with children of various age groups and need their own space to sleep in. Many bunks come with the option of a set of stairs or ladders that help kids reach their upper bed without difficulty and in a safe manner. They are particularly helpful in a smaller room where kids may struggle to reach their bed without a climbing aid. They can also be used to establish a distinct space between siblings. This can help to reduce inappropriate interactions and help instill a sense of the kids to take responsibility for their own space. One twin and a full bunk bed is a common design for siblings sharing a bedroom. This configuration provides plenty of sleeping space, while providing enough space to store a futon, desk, or other items under the lower bunk. Certain types of bunk beds also include the pull-out trundle, which adds an additional sleeping space to the bottom bunk, ideal for sleepovers. These are great for families with limited space or those who regularly host guests from family and friends. Double bunk beds for children can also be a great option to give each child their own personal sleeping space in a shared space, allowing them to decorate and dress their own beds with distinctive curtains, bedding, fairy lights or tents. This can help them feel more confident and relaxed about sleeping on their own. They can still hang out in the same room together during the day or evening. It is also important to remember that even though bunk beds are usually designed for children, they can be utilized by adults too in the event that the design is suitable. They are generally tested to support up to 80 – 100kg, which is the equivalent of a grown-up's weight. This makes them a great option for guest rooms and flatshares. Size It is possible to think that bunk beds are only for kids but they are also a great solution for older children or even adults who wish to maximize their sleeping space in a smaller house. Many adult bunk beds are available in different sizes, from twin to full, and even king or queen. They may also have built-in desks or any other feature to create a study or dressing room combination in a small space. When looking for bunk beds, the first thing you should determine is the height the bedroom of your child to be. Most bunk beds come in a twin over twin arrangement and can accommodate a standard twin sized mattress, which is 75 inches by 38 inches. You can also find “shorty bunk beds” that have twin-sized mattresses that are only a little over 3 feet long. When you are looking for bunk beds, you should be aware of the way your child will get to the top and bottom bunks. Some bunk beds feature ladders that are angled, while others feature stairs. double double bunk beds with stairs are most popular by children who are younger, since they can safely climb up and back down from a seated position. If you choose bunk beds that have a ladder to climb to the top, it is important to consider how much space you'd like to leave open in your child's room to ensure they have plenty of room to move around and sleep comfortably. A bunk bed is a great option for reducing space and giving your children a sense of comfort in the event that you want to have children share a bedroom. Not only can a bunk bed provide siblings with an opportunity to bond during sleepovers, but it also can aid in creating a regular sleep schedule that can prepare for the future of independent living. Most lofts and bunk beds are equipped with guardrails that keep children safe. However, there are certain styles that include additional safety features, such as an extended ladder stop or a solid railing on the bottom of the upper bunk, or an attachable trundle bed under the bunk below. Trundle beds are an excellent addition to bunk beds for children. It can be utilized by siblings or guests who prefer sleeping in separate beds. Safety Bunk beds are fun However, safety is of paramount importance, especially for kids. Bunk bed injuries most typically occur during play or sleep and may include bruises, cuts and concussions. Strangulation can cause the most serious injuries. To ensure that bunk beds are safe for children parents must take into consideration the age and size of their children. Select the right bunk bed that has safety features, abide by the manufacturer's guidelines, and regularly inspect the bunk bed, and ensure that all equipment is safe and compatible. Children under six years of age should not sleep in the top bunk. The reason is that the majority of bunk bed injuries result from children falling off the upper bunk during sleep or playing. In addition, the height of the upper bed should not be too close to the ceiling as it can cause head injuries. Guardrails are an essential part of a bunk bed. They should be secured on all sides of the upper mattress. The guardrail shouldn't be more than 3” from the mattress. Ladder openings should also be 16cm wide and should not be placed at the bottom of the bed frame. Parents should not only make sure that bunk beds are secured and secured, but also teach their children the importance of being safe within the vicinity of the bed. This includes not stepping onto the upper bunk without a parent present and teaching their children to use the ladder properly. It is essential to stress that the bunk on the upper side should not be used to play rough or jump. It is also important to keep bunk beds clear from electrical appliances like ceiling fans or lamps, which could cause the possibility of a fire. Bunk beds must also be kept away from items that ignite, like curtains and carpets. A night light can be put near the ladder to aid children locate it in darkness. Parents should not hang anything from the guardrails of the top bunk. This includes scarves and jump ropes. They can pose strangulation dangers. Stores Many bunk beds are equipped with storage options that will make your child's bedroom appear more organized. You can store blankets or pillows in a twin-over full bunk bed with drawers beneath it. You can also find an loft bed with shelves that can be an ideal spot for books, toys or other items that your children would like to keep to keep out of sight but are accessible. If you want a bunk bed with multiple functions, choose one that has a desk and shelves built in. This design, shown in this Provo, Utah, bunk room created by Amber Interiors, allows children to work on their homework without taking off any space on the floor. It's also a great choice for a room that is shared by children because it provides a dedicated workspace, removing the need to set up a separate desk and chair for each child. You can also find bunks with shelves and drawers built into the stairs, which could save you some money by eliminating the need for a dresser or chest. Whether you're decorating for a boy or girl, these bunk beds with storage are adaptable enough to suit any style of bedroom. Another thing to keep in mind when selecting a bunk bed is its safety features. Check that the railings and ladders are durable, sturdy and fastened securely to the frame to stop them from slipping or creating a risk for your children while they climb. It is important to ensure that there is enough space above the top bunk for your children to move about without getting hit by the railings or falling off of the bed. Certain types of bunk beds come with an trundle bed. It can slide out from under the bottom bunk to create an additional space to sleep for guests or family members who visit. This feature is particularly handy in small areas where bunk beds are the only option for multiple children to share a bedroom. Bunk beds with a trundle can also be a good choice for older children who do not want to share the top bunk but still need more sleeping space than the standard twin bed can provide.