Bunk Beds With Style

Bunk beds are an ideal option for children sharing the bedroom or for parents who need to accommodate their children, teens and guests. Bunk beds are available in a variety of configurations including twin over full bunk beds, futon bunk beds, and more.

Our top-rated double Bed Bunk bunk bed garnered 334 reviews from customers and 79 percent were five-star ratings. Reviewers said it's sturdy enough for adults, and one grandmother even slept on it with her three great-grandchildren.

Size

A bunk bed is a great option to free up space in your bedroom. It's also an excellent option if you have multiple children in the same room or if you want to provide additional sleeping capacity for guests. Bunk beds are usually stacked one over the other and accessible via the ladder. They can be either wooden or metal and come in a variety of sizes to fit your space. The size of the bunk bed is determined by the mattress's size and frame type. The classic twin-over-twin style bunks are made to accommodate twin-sized mattresses, while modern bunk beds typically have full-sized mattresses. For those who want more sleeping capacity can also opt for triple, l shaped double bunks-shaped, or trundle bunks that can accommodate queen or king mattresses.

Most bunk beds require 33 to 36 inches of space between the upper and lower bunk mattresses. It's important to remember that a higher bed may need more space, particularly in the case of a child sleeping in the top bunk. A bunk bed that is high can also be difficult for children to climb, especially younger ones. Many parents opt to buy bunk beds that can be divided into lofted beds. These beds also have the benefit of providing children with more privacy and the ability to alter the height of their bunks as they get older.

Another method of increasing the amount of space you can sleep in is by selecting models that have a built-in futon. These beds can also be used as a seating area during the day. Some even feature built-in storage drawers. The top-rated bunk beds are designed to allow the user to move the futon from the bottom to the top of the bunk. This makes it ideal for children who are growing, as well as adults who require more space for seating.

When choosing a bunk bed, it's also important to consider the type of ladder you'd prefer. Some models have straight ladders, while others have an angle ladder or staircase. Straight ladders are easy to put together and occupy less space while staircases can look more stylish but require some assembly time. Some bunk beds have a slide that can be a fun feature for any child's bedroom.

Safety

While injuries to bunk beds can occur, they are usually a result of unsafe practices or poor construction rather than a fault with the design or construction of the beds themselves. It is essential that you make the effort to study the safety features of your child's bed carefully prior to allowing them to sleep in it. You should also ensure that any other children sleeping over know the rules of double bunk bed desk bed safety too.

One of the most important aspects of bunk bed safety is that it has to be strong enough to withstand the weight of two kids sleeping on it without bending or falling over. In addition, it is recommended to make sure that all of the wooden components are smooth and free of any sharp edges or corners that could result in injuries. Metal fasteners that protrude from the bed frame could cut or pull clothes.

Another important security feature is the guard rails. They should be at least five inches high and should be on all sides the bed. There should also be no gaps or openings on the mattress or wall that a child's head legs or torso could be caught in, as they can pose serious strangulation risks.

You should also ensure that your children don't hang anything on their beds, including scarves and belts. They could get caught up and pose a serious danger of strangulation. It is also a good idea to keep any sporting equipment, such as skipping ropes out of the bunk beds because they can also be an entanglement risk.

Finally, you should only allow one child to sleep on the upper bunk in the event that they are older than six years old and you have taken steps to ensure they can safely climb up and down the ladder each day. It is also a great idea to put the ladder away at night to ensure that your children don't have the ability to climb it and fall off the bunk bed. Remember to inspect the bunk bed on a regular basis for wear and tear or damage that could lead to an accident.

Style

If you're looking for a bunk bed that has design there are plenty of options. Apart from a standard wooden or metal frame, you can choose from a variety of headboard and footboard designs. Some are elegant and chic with an integrated desk or unique storage space. You can even find some that look like a house or play structure, perfect for adding a bunk-room-meets-playground vibe to your home.

Another way to make your kids' bunk beds pop is to add an accent of color. A bold painting or a striking pattern can instantly transform a bedroom into a chic sanctuary. Keep the look simple by using neutral tones and natural finishes for a classic style that is still modern as your children get older.

Bunk beds are often used in guest rooms or vacation homes. To make the most of this kind of furniture, you might want to invest in an adjustable bunk bed that can be separated into two separate beds later on. Harper & Bright offers a solid wood structure with six different finishes. This is a good option that can easily be adapted to future needs.

The height of bunk beds is another factor to consider. Some models are built with enough height to accommodate an elevator, while other models feature stairs for the safety and ease of to reach the top level. The ladder could be straight or angled and it's important to choose one that is sturdy and easy for your child to navigate.

If you have ceilings that are high, choose a loft-style bunk or mezzanine style double bunk. This will give you more floor space under the mattress. It can be used for a play area or desk as well as a perfect space to display family photographs or other personal heirlooms. This lofted bunk designed by Studio Lifestyle is an example of a gorgeous, functional bunk room, featuring a staircase, corkboard wall and desk built-in.

Bunk beds are a fantastic way to add additional sleeping space to a small bedroom. They're also a fun way to create a significant impact in a room, and they can help siblings connect in shared spaces. It's not difficult to come up with a loft bunk or trundle bed that features a full-size bed for two people and a second seat in the shape of an ottoman that can be pulled out.

Stores

Bunk beds can provide more sleeping space to an already packed room, but some designs also offer a space for books, clothing, and other belongings. Storage spaces beneath the stairs and the wide, anti-slip steps give plenty of space to store backpacks as well as sweaters and the latest bedtime books. Bunk beds with drawers, a desk and storage space are great for teens and teens. Spaces that are clearly defined can limit unintentional interaction between siblings, while encouraging ownership of personal possessions.

Some bunk beds are one-piece units that have to be stacked. Some can be divided into two separate frames. This feature is particularly useful in the event that children will eventually have their own rooms and makes the transition from childhood to tween or teen years smooth and seamless.

This heirloom style bunk bed is made of Baltic birch and comes in various natural finishes. Timeless beadboard paneling adorns the headboard, the exterior and footboard, giving this bunk bed a classic and sophisticated look. You can customize the bunk bed to fit your family's style by applying hand-applied paints in white, seadrift or weathered blue.

To ensure security, this bunk bed with double bed at bottom bed features guardrails that wrap around the top and bottom of each sleeping surface. Each sleeping surface is equipped with a weight limit of 400 pounds thanks to a solid slat of plywood and support bar made of steel. The ladder is angled, making it easy for children to climb, and is an excellent alternative to traditional climbing bars.

This bunk bed also has a pull-out trundle. This additional sleeping space allows the bunk to be used as a guest room bed for visiting friends and relatives. The bunk bed comes with plenty of drawers to store clothing, books, and other items. The combination of oil-rubbed bronze and brushed nickel hardware gives a more elegant look to this chic bunk bed set.

The sleek, clean lines of this bunk bed make it a great choice for an elegant nursery or a child's bedroom. A brushed nickel railing trim and matching hardware go well with the furniture pieces already in place and the minimalist design lends itself to a variety of decorating styles. This bunk bed is ideal for adult use, and has a built-in desk that has ample storage space for personal items. This bed is easy to put together and comes in boxes that are well-packed for quick, easy setup.