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Buying a Bunk Bed With Double Bed

A bunk bed with two beds can make the most of limited bedroom space. The best bunk beds for kids are sturdy and safe.

Find sturdy guard rails that prevent children from falling or getting caught between the mattresses.

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

Size

When looking for bunkbedsstore a bunk bed that comes with a double beds, size is an important aspect to take into consideration. Many children grow rapidly and it is possible that you will need to buy a new bunk bed before they reach the size of the one they have. When choosing a bunkbed you must also think about the kind of mattress.

The most commonly used bunk bed configuration is twin over twin. These bunk beds consist of two mattresses that are twin-sized and stacked on top of each other. They're perfect for siblings sharing a bedroom. Twin over twin bunks can accommodate standard twin mattresses measuring 39 inches wide by 75 inches long. Consider twin XL mattresses in case you want a more luxurious mattress. These mattresses are five inches taller than normal twins. They're great for teens, college students, and adults.

Tensun Full Over Full Bunk Bed with Slide over full bunk beds feature an extra-large mattress on the bottom bunk, which is great for adults as well as children who are taller than the average. The full-size bed measures 54 inches in width and 75 inches in length. A lot of these beds feature a trundle that can be pulled out from under the bed, allowing for an additional sleeping space for guests.

Some bunk bed sets feature separate twin-sized loft beds that can be separated into standalone beds. This is a great option if you want to future-proof your bunk bed by making the upper and lower beds separate, or should your children choose to swap rooms in the near future.

There are bunk beds that don't require box springs or foundations because the frame elevates the mattress. This is an excellent option for families with a tight budget since it saves money and eliminates the requirement for an additional foundation or box spring.

The number of people you have to sleep with on your bunk bed will also affect the choice of frame and mattress. Larger rooms can accommodate triple bunk beds or L-shaped bunk beds. Smaller rooms are better for twin over High Capacity Modern Full over Full Bunk Beds or full over twin layout.

Style

Based on the configuration, bunk beds with double mattresses can be able to accommodate children or adults. The standard bunk beds are stacked on the top of each other, with the top bed accessed via an incline. This arrangement is ideal for rooms with a limited space and makes the space more functional. A futon bunk is an alternative option. It's designed to look like a standard bunk, but includes a lower futon couch in a Western style that can be transformed into an actual bed. This bunk bed is perfect for families with teens and college students. It can sleep four people.

If you're looking to outfit your bunk bed with extra storage, you should look for an item that have drawers for clothing and other items. Some sets come with desks that are built-in and a wooden panel on the bottom of the stairs that can be used to hang wall decor or even art. Bunk beds that have desks are ideal for bedrooms for children however, they be used in guest rooms or as the primary bedroom for older children and teenagers.

The color of the bunk bed may also impact the overall look of your space. A white bunk bed, for instance will give a sense of lightness and airiness, while a bunk bed constructed from dark wood will give off a rustic or traditional vibe. If you're considering using the twin bunk bed in a shared bedroom for children make sure you pick a paint color that complements the furniture. Bunk beds are an excellent way to enhance the nautical theme. This bedroom from Kirsten Brockner Interiors includes bedding that is inspired by the ocean with accents in blue and red stripes and a staircase that is perfect for a captain’s cabin.

When decorating a bunk room with a double bed, ensure that the design is simple and clean so that it is able to be easily modified as your child grows up and their tastes change. A bunk bed with a twin bed that has a neutral stone finish can easily be updated by adding some throw pillows in contrasting hues.

Safety

One of the main considerations when buying bunk beds is safety. Bunk beds can be very risky if they're not constructed or if the kids don't follow the rules. It's crucial to take measurements of the space where you'd like to put it and then compare the dimensions of the frame against the dimensions of your mattress. This will help ensure that your mattress is perfectly sized and that there is enough clearance for your child to get into and out of bed without any difficulties.

A key safety feature to look out for is guard rails both on the bottom and top bunks. They should be made of solid wood that is securely attached to the frame of the bunk. Any gaps, openings or holes on the frame of the bunk bed must be small enough that children's heads, legs or torsos aren't stuck in the gaps. It's also an excellent idea to make sure that any stairs or ladders used to climb up and down the bunk bed are either part of the frame or that they're securely fastened to it, to avoid them falling off and creating an accident hazard.

Another important safety rule is to not let children under the age of six to sleep on the top bunk. Most injuries related to bunk beds occur to children under this age and more than half of them occur due to falls. Additionally it's an excellent idea to establish clear rules for using the bunk bed and stress that the top bunk isn't for jumping, playing or anything else.

Finally, it's a good idea to make sure that no belts, clothes or jump ropes are hanging off the frame of the bunk bed as they can be strangulation risks to children. You can buy shelves that attach easily to the side of the bed and provide your child a place to store their night-time necessities so that they don't need to get out of bed at night to search for them.

Stores

Bunk beds permit two people to sleep in the same room without consuming too much space. The upper bed is accessible by a ladder. This is perfect for siblings sharing a bedroom or for family members who live in small apartments.

Bunk beds come in many sizes and styles to fit into any space. They can even be modified to meet the requirements of the people sleeping. For instance for instance, if one child likes the top bunk while the other wants the bottom bunk, the beds can be configured to face each other. This lets each child have his or her own private space while still having the comfort of being in the company of family members.

Another feature that a lot of people who own bunk beds appreciate is the option of adding under-bed storage drawers or trundles to their frame. These accessories can be put beneath the bunk bed to store clothing or blankets. These add-ons can also serve to provide extra space for guests when they visit.

In addition to drawers under the bed, trundles can also be added to bunk beds in the form of mattresses that can be pulled out under the bed's bottom and can be easily opened with a simple step. This provides a comfortable place for a second sleeper when guests are visiting and eliminates the need to pull out an air mattress.

Anyone considering buying a bunk bed should consider the safety features. Check for side rails in the lower and upper bunks to stop children from falling off the top bunk. It's also important to think about how thick a mattress can be comfortably fitted on the upper bunk. A mattress that is too heavy could cause a child roll off the guard rails and cause injury to themselves.

Other options for safety include the kind of ladder you select for your bunk bed. Some types of bunk beds have a long ladder that connects the upper and lower guard rails, whereas other types offer a shorter ladder that attaches to the front of the upper guard rail. This is the best option for children, as it makes climbing up to the top bunk safer and easier.