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How to Choose the Best Bunk Beds for Teens
Bunk and loft beds can bring fun and function to kids' rooms. They also can help save space.
Look for bunk beds that are flexible, such as those with bottom storage drawers or trundles that are easily removed. You can also find twins that can be stacked and divided to create two beds. Also, consider the weight capacity of the top childrens bunk beds.
Size
You'll need to think about the size design, style, and security when choosing a bunkbed for your children. Look at the ceiling height to make sure the bunks are able to fit in your space, and make sure there's enough space for children to move around them. The beds should be placed far enough apart so that children are able to safely go up and down without having to crash into each other or the walls. Also, you'll need to determine whether the top bunk is able to support mattresses that is the same size as the bottom one, so that you don't have to pay for a trundle or another extra bed in the near future.
You can also pick a bunk design that is not traditional or asymmetrical, if it fits your space better. An L-shaped bunk bed could be the perfect choice for small spaces or a guest room shared by two people. It is a great way to save the floor space and can fit a queen or twin over full mattress on the upper and lower levels, depending on which model you choose.
A lot of the top cheap bunk beds for kids beds for teens will be adapted to your children's needs, converting into two free-standing beds when it's time for them to transition into a regular double bed. Storkcraft Solid Wood Ladder Twin Bunk Bed For instance it has the classic farmhouse look with curved headboards. It also has wagon-inspired guardrails on the top bunk. It's made of knot-free New Zealand pine and has an adjustable ladder that connects the top and bottom beds, leaving more floor space for kids to play on.
A loft bed is a different option that maximizes the corner space in tween-rooms. It's a great option for smaller spaces because it doesn't require as much vertical room and allows the bottom level to be used as a desk as well as dressers and storage cabinets. It's an excellent choice for older children as it eliminates the use of a ladder or stairway, making it more accessible for larger children and adults.
Before you buy any kind of bunk bed, try it out in your child's' bedroom with blue painter's adhesive to see how high it will be off the ground. This will give you a sense of whether it can be easily climbed in and out at night without causing any damage to heads or the bottom of the window sill or hanging curtains. Finally, you'll want to keep your family's safety in mind by reviewing the Consumer Product Safety Commission's guidelines for bunk beds, which define standards for guardrails as well as other features to prevent the chance of entrapment and falls.
Safety
Bunk beds are an excellent option for families with kids of all ages, however, it is important to think about security features when you shop. You'll want to look for beds with rails that are high enough to stop kids from falling off or getting trapped and an option that doesn't raise the bed's surface too high. You should also pay attention to the weight capacity, since certain bunks have lower limits than others.
Visit the website of the manufacturer to find out what specifications are available on mattresses and weight limits. The majority of manufacturers will offer guidelines on the maximum thickness of the top bunk mattress. They'll also list the maximum weight capacity of the upper bunk bed as well as the bunk.
The most sturdy bunk beds are constructed and the ladder or stairs should be attached to the frame securely and be equipped with side handles for security. Avoid bunks with slatted sides, because they are dangerous for children to climb up or down, especially when the slats aren't securely connected. If your children enjoy playing on the ground, go for a low-slung bottom bunk to allow them to sit and play without being too high off the floor.
If you're limited in space or do not want to occupy the entire space of the bedroom of your child, opt for an L-shaped bunk bed. These require less floor space and are typically only as wide as a single bed, so they're ideal for smaller rooms with low ceilings. These are also more suitable for children of smaller age who might be intimidated by higher bunks.
If you have a little more space, you can opt for a full-over-full-size bunk bed. These are usually the safest and most stylish bunk beds on the market and can be used as full or twin size beds. Pottery Barn Kids' Belden is a stylish, sturdy choice that will expand with kids as they get older and can accommodate trundle mattresses (sold separately) for older teens and adults. It's Greenguard Gold certified for low chemical emissions. It's made from sustainably-sourced Baltic Birch wood. Additionally, it comes in a variety of colors options.
Style
Whether it's for an entire room or just one kid, the right bunk bed will give teens something to be excited about. Some designs are sleek and minimalist and others have more fun elements. Bunk beds come in various sizes, such as twin-over-twin, full-overfull, or even queen. The twin-over-full style is popular with tweens, as it allows them to sleep two children in the same space while still leaving space for a desk dresser, or drawers for storage at the bottom. There are some options that include a Trundle beds that allow the upper level to accommodate an extra mattress.
Teens also adore an over-king twin loft bed that takes up less floor space and provides them with more room to stretch out or work from home, says Fenton. Metal bunk beds with an extended guardrail is a popular option for older kids because it's "built to last, and is the most durable adult-sized bunk," she adds.
Think about a l-shaped or T-shaped design, which is essentially a raised platform bed. They have a ladder on the end that gives it a more sleek look and gives more space for a desk or dresser beneath. These beds are not as space-saving as a bunk bed however, they can provide teens with more space in their rooms.
If you're looking for a more affordable bunk that will still provide plenty of safety and comfort, think about a futon bunk. Futons are compact and portable and can be moved around in case you're planning to redesign your child's space in the future. However they're not as strong as a metal or wood bunk bed and they do not have guardrails for the top bed.
Bunks with stairs or ladders are also available. Ladders require less space and are easier to climb. Stairs are safer and can double as a seating area for younger children. Some models can be converted into a chair or desk to allow your child to have the ultimate bedroom set that can be used for play and study.
Budget
A bunk bed is a big investment, so it's important to consider your budget when shopping. There are many inexpensive options available, but if are looking for a bunk bed that will last into the teens and even into adulthood, you should consider spending more for a quality product that can be used indefinitely.
Think about who will be using the bunk bed and what their sleeping needs may be before you start shopping. For instance, a twin over a twin configuration is great for families with multiple children or a full-over-full bed is perfect for adults who want to reduce space and avoid the expense of purchasing an additional queen or king mattress. You'll need to decide on the amount of headroom between the top bunk and the bottom bunk. If your children are still in their toddler beds, you might want to choose a bed that is lower than the ground.
The ideal bunk bed for teens is one that is affordable, and one that can adapt to their needs. Look for a style that works in both modern and traditional rooms, or opt for something similar to the Oeuf Perch bunk--an Editors' Choice choice for the Spruce, which can be split into two separate twin beds in case you need to reconfigure your space down the road. This design has a clean-lined modern silhouette, boucle-upholstered guardrails and a ladder that's easy for children to climb up and down and down. It's Greenguard Gold and Fair Trade certified for environmental and social responsibility.
Another way to save money is to locate an area of the bunk that is built-in storage, such as drawers underneath the lower bed or shelves below the top. This will allow you to keep your bedroom tidy and free of clutter. It's also helpful for those with a smaller space. Many of the bunks in our list come with this feature. Some come with additional storage options like headboards for a bookcase or desk for the lower bunk.
Bunk and loft beds can bring fun and function to kids' rooms. They also can help save space.
Look for bunk beds that are flexible, such as those with bottom storage drawers or trundles that are easily removed. You can also find twins that can be stacked and divided to create two beds. Also, consider the weight capacity of the top childrens bunk beds.
Size
You'll need to think about the size design, style, and security when choosing a bunkbed for your children. Look at the ceiling height to make sure the bunks are able to fit in your space, and make sure there's enough space for children to move around them. The beds should be placed far enough apart so that children are able to safely go up and down without having to crash into each other or the walls. Also, you'll need to determine whether the top bunk is able to support mattresses that is the same size as the bottom one, so that you don't have to pay for a trundle or another extra bed in the near future.
You can also pick a bunk design that is not traditional or asymmetrical, if it fits your space better. An L-shaped bunk bed could be the perfect choice for small spaces or a guest room shared by two people. It is a great way to save the floor space and can fit a queen or twin over full mattress on the upper and lower levels, depending on which model you choose.
A lot of the top cheap bunk beds for kids beds for teens will be adapted to your children's needs, converting into two free-standing beds when it's time for them to transition into a regular double bed. Storkcraft Solid Wood Ladder Twin Bunk Bed For instance it has the classic farmhouse look with curved headboards. It also has wagon-inspired guardrails on the top bunk. It's made of knot-free New Zealand pine and has an adjustable ladder that connects the top and bottom beds, leaving more floor space for kids to play on.
A loft bed is a different option that maximizes the corner space in tween-rooms. It's a great option for smaller spaces because it doesn't require as much vertical room and allows the bottom level to be used as a desk as well as dressers and storage cabinets. It's an excellent choice for older children as it eliminates the use of a ladder or stairway, making it more accessible for larger children and adults.
Before you buy any kind of bunk bed, try it out in your child's' bedroom with blue painter's adhesive to see how high it will be off the ground. This will give you a sense of whether it can be easily climbed in and out at night without causing any damage to heads or the bottom of the window sill or hanging curtains. Finally, you'll want to keep your family's safety in mind by reviewing the Consumer Product Safety Commission's guidelines for bunk beds, which define standards for guardrails as well as other features to prevent the chance of entrapment and falls.
Safety
Bunk beds are an excellent option for families with kids of all ages, however, it is important to think about security features when you shop. You'll want to look for beds with rails that are high enough to stop kids from falling off or getting trapped and an option that doesn't raise the bed's surface too high. You should also pay attention to the weight capacity, since certain bunks have lower limits than others.
Visit the website of the manufacturer to find out what specifications are available on mattresses and weight limits. The majority of manufacturers will offer guidelines on the maximum thickness of the top bunk mattress. They'll also list the maximum weight capacity of the upper bunk bed as well as the bunk.
The most sturdy bunk beds are constructed and the ladder or stairs should be attached to the frame securely and be equipped with side handles for security. Avoid bunks with slatted sides, because they are dangerous for children to climb up or down, especially when the slats aren't securely connected. If your children enjoy playing on the ground, go for a low-slung bottom bunk to allow them to sit and play without being too high off the floor.
If you're limited in space or do not want to occupy the entire space of the bedroom of your child, opt for an L-shaped bunk bed. These require less floor space and are typically only as wide as a single bed, so they're ideal for smaller rooms with low ceilings. These are also more suitable for children of smaller age who might be intimidated by higher bunks.
If you have a little more space, you can opt for a full-over-full-size bunk bed. These are usually the safest and most stylish bunk beds on the market and can be used as full or twin size beds. Pottery Barn Kids' Belden is a stylish, sturdy choice that will expand with kids as they get older and can accommodate trundle mattresses (sold separately) for older teens and adults. It's Greenguard Gold certified for low chemical emissions. It's made from sustainably-sourced Baltic Birch wood. Additionally, it comes in a variety of colors options.
Style
Whether it's for an entire room or just one kid, the right bunk bed will give teens something to be excited about. Some designs are sleek and minimalist and others have more fun elements. Bunk beds come in various sizes, such as twin-over-twin, full-overfull, or even queen. The twin-over-full style is popular with tweens, as it allows them to sleep two children in the same space while still leaving space for a desk dresser, or drawers for storage at the bottom. There are some options that include a Trundle beds that allow the upper level to accommodate an extra mattress.
Teens also adore an over-king twin loft bed that takes up less floor space and provides them with more room to stretch out or work from home, says Fenton. Metal bunk beds with an extended guardrail is a popular option for older kids because it's "built to last, and is the most durable adult-sized bunk," she adds.
Think about a l-shaped or T-shaped design, which is essentially a raised platform bed. They have a ladder on the end that gives it a more sleek look and gives more space for a desk or dresser beneath. These beds are not as space-saving as a bunk bed however, they can provide teens with more space in their rooms.
If you're looking for a more affordable bunk that will still provide plenty of safety and comfort, think about a futon bunk. Futons are compact and portable and can be moved around in case you're planning to redesign your child's space in the future. However they're not as strong as a metal or wood bunk bed and they do not have guardrails for the top bed.
Bunks with stairs or ladders are also available. Ladders require less space and are easier to climb. Stairs are safer and can double as a seating area for younger children. Some models can be converted into a chair or desk to allow your child to have the ultimate bedroom set that can be used for play and study.
Budget
A bunk bed is a big investment, so it's important to consider your budget when shopping. There are many inexpensive options available, but if are looking for a bunk bed that will last into the teens and even into adulthood, you should consider spending more for a quality product that can be used indefinitely.
Think about who will be using the bunk bed and what their sleeping needs may be before you start shopping. For instance, a twin over a twin configuration is great for families with multiple children or a full-over-full bed is perfect for adults who want to reduce space and avoid the expense of purchasing an additional queen or king mattress. You'll need to decide on the amount of headroom between the top bunk and the bottom bunk. If your children are still in their toddler beds, you might want to choose a bed that is lower than the ground.
The ideal bunk bed for teens is one that is affordable, and one that can adapt to their needs. Look for a style that works in both modern and traditional rooms, or opt for something similar to the Oeuf Perch bunk--an Editors' Choice choice for the Spruce, which can be split into two separate twin beds in case you need to reconfigure your space down the road. This design has a clean-lined modern silhouette, boucle-upholstered guardrails and a ladder that's easy for children to climb up and down and down. It's Greenguard Gold and Fair Trade certified for environmental and social responsibility.
Another way to save money is to locate an area of the bunk that is built-in storage, such as drawers underneath the lower bed or shelves below the top. This will allow you to keep your bedroom tidy and free of clutter. It's also helpful for those with a smaller space. Many of the bunks in our list come with this feature. Some come with additional storage options like headboards for a bookcase or desk for the lower bunk.
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