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How to Choose the Best Bunk Beds for Teens
bunk beds for teenagers and loft beds can bring fun and function to children's rooms. They can also help save space.
Look for bunks that are built with flexibility, such as bottom storage drawers or a trundle bed which is easy to take down, and twins that stack and can be separated into two beds. Also, consider the weight of the top bunk.
Size
When you're choosing bunk beds for your kids you should consider size, style and safety. Look at the ceiling height to ensure the bunks fit in your space. Make sure there's enough space for your kids to move around them. The beds should be set apart enough that kids can safely move up and down without having to crash into each other or the walls. You'll also want to check whether the top bunk bed can accommodate a mattress that is similar to that of the lower one. This will help you avoid the need for an additional bed or trundle in the near future.
You may also opt for a shop bunk beds shape that isn't traditional, if it suits your space better. For instance an L-shaped bunk might be ideal for a small bedroom or even a guest room that is shared. It will save floor space, and allow for a queen-sized or twin-overfull mattress on both the lower and upper levels, depending on the model you select.
A lot of the top bunk beds for teens can expand with your kids and can be converted into two separate beds when it's the right time to transition to a regular double bed. Storkcraft Solid Wood Ladder Twin Bunk Bed For instance it has an old-fashioned farmhouse design with curving headboards. It also has wagon-inspired guardrails on the top bunk. It's made of knot-free New Zealand Pine and has a built-in, stationary ladder that connects the upper and lower bunk beds. This gives more room for kids to play.
A loft bed is another option that maximizes the corner space in tween-rooms. It's great for small spaces as it occupies less vertical space and lets you use the lower level for desks, storage cabinets or dressers. It's a great option for older children because it doesn't require stairs or ladders which makes it more accessible for larger children and adults.
Test the height of any bunk bed in your child's room with blue painter tape. This will give you a feel of whether it could be easily climbed into and out of at night without bumping heads or hitting 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 establish standards for guardrails and other features to prevent the chance of entrapment and falls.
Safety
Bunk beds can be a great choice for families with children of all different ages. However, it is important to take into consideration the safety features before buying. You'll want to choose a bed with rails that are high enough to stop kids from falling off or getting trapped and a mattress that doesn't raise the sleep surface too high. Also, be aware of the capacity for weight, as some bunks have lower limits than others.
When you are choosing a bunk bed, check its manufacturer's website for specifications on the mattress sizes and weight limits. The majority of manufacturers will offer guidelines for the maximum thickness of the top bunk mattress. They'll also give the maximum weight capacity of the upper bunk bed as well as the bunk bed.
The best bunk beds are sturdy constructed, and the ladder or stairs should attach to the frame securely and have handles on the sides to ensure security. Avoid bunk beds with slatted sides panels, as they're dangerous for children to climb on, especially if they're not tightly fitted together. If your kids love to play on the ground, choose a low-slung bunk that allows them to play and sit without having to be too far off the ground.
If you have a limited space or do not want to take up the entire space of your child's bedroom, go with an L-shaped bunk bed. They require less space and are generally larger than a single bed. This makes them ideal for rooms with narrow ceilings. They're also more practical for younger kids, who might feel intimidated by the higher bunk.
If you have a little more space, you can opt for an over-full or full-over-full bunk bed. These are the most fashionable and secure bunk beds that are available. They can be used as twin or full-size beds. Pottery Barn Kids' Belden bunk bed is an attractive and sturdy option that can grow with your child's development as they grow. It can even accommodate Trundle beds (sold separately) to accommodate older teens and adults. It's Greenguard Gold certified, meaning it releases low levels of chemical. It is made from sustainably sourced Baltic Birch wood and comes in a range of colors.
Style
The ideal bunk bed will keep teens content, whether it's in the shared bedroom or for just one child. Some designs are sleek, minimalist while others are more fun elements. Bunk beds are also available in a variety of sizes, ranging from twin over twin to full-over-full, and even queen. A twin-over-full design is a favorite among teens because it lets them sleep two kids in a single room, and still has room for a dresser, desk or storage drawers on the bottom. There are some options with trundle beds which allow the upper level to fit an additional mattress for sleepovers.
Fenton says teens are awestruck by a twin-over king loft bed since it occupies less space and provides them with more room to spread out and work at home. Metal bunk beds with full-length guardrails are another popular choice for older children because they're "built to last and are the most sturdy, adult bunk bed-friendly bunk," Fenton adds.
For a really cool bunk, think about an T-shaped or L-shaped design, which is basically a platform bed elevated. These beds are constructed with the ladder at the end. This gives them a sleeker look and more space for a dresser or desk. They aren't as space-saving as bunk beds however they do allow teens to have more space in their rooms.
You should consider a futon bunk If you're looking for a bunk bed that is affordable and offers security and comfort. Futons are lightweight and portable, so they can be moved around in case you're planning to redesign your child's room in the near future. However they're not as sturdy as a metal or wood bunk bed and do not have guardrails for the top bed.
Bunks with ladders or stairs are also available. Ladders are more efficient in space and easier to climb. Stairs, on other hand, can be used as seats by children who are younger. Some models are able to convert into a desk and chair which allows your child to create the perfect bedroom space for play and study.
Budget
A bunk bed is an expensive investment, so it's important to factor in your budget when shopping. While there are plenty of affordable options but if you're planning on purchasing a bunk bed that can last until the teens (or even adulthood) it could be worth paying a little more for a better design that can be used for years to come.
Think about who will be using the bunk bed and what their sleep needs could be prior to shopping. For instance, a twin over a twin configuration is great for families with multiple children and a full-over-full bunk is perfect for adults looking to save space and avoid the expense of buying an additional queen or king-sized mattress. You'll need to decide on the amount of headroom between the top and the bottom bunk. If your children are still in toddler beds, it may be better to choose a configuration that is lower to the ground.
The most suitable bunk beds for teens are those that are affordable and are able to grow with the teen. Look for a style that can work in traditional and modern rooms, or opt for something like the Oeuf Perch bunk--an Editors' Choice choice for the Spruce, which can be split into two separate twin beds should you want to change the layout of your space in the future. This style features a modern, clean-lined silhouette as well as boucle upholstered guardrails an easy-to-climb, stationary ladder. It's also Greenguard Gold and fair trade certified for its social and environmental responsibility.
Another way to save money is to choose a bunk that has built-in storage, such as drawers underneath the lower bed or a shelf below the top. This will allow you to keep the bedroom clutter-free, and is particularly useful if you're working with the space of a small one. A majority of the bunks on our list come with this option, and a few come with additional storage options such as a bookcase headboard for the upper bunk, and a desk for the bottom.
bunk beds for teenagers and loft beds can bring fun and function to children's rooms. They can also help save space.
Look for bunks that are built with flexibility, such as bottom storage drawers or a trundle bed which is easy to take down, and twins that stack and can be separated into two beds. Also, consider the weight of the top bunk.
Size
When you're choosing bunk beds for your kids you should consider size, style and safety. Look at the ceiling height to ensure the bunks fit in your space. Make sure there's enough space for your kids to move around them. The beds should be set apart enough that kids can safely move up and down without having to crash into each other or the walls. You'll also want to check whether the top bunk bed can accommodate a mattress that is similar to that of the lower one. This will help you avoid the need for an additional bed or trundle in the near future.
You may also opt for a shop bunk beds shape that isn't traditional, if it suits your space better. For instance an L-shaped bunk might be ideal for a small bedroom or even a guest room that is shared. It will save floor space, and allow for a queen-sized or twin-overfull mattress on both the lower and upper levels, depending on the model you select.
A lot of the top bunk beds for teens can expand with your kids and can be converted into two separate beds when it's the right time to transition to a regular double bed. Storkcraft Solid Wood Ladder Twin Bunk Bed For instance it has an old-fashioned farmhouse design with curving headboards. It also has wagon-inspired guardrails on the top bunk. It's made of knot-free New Zealand Pine and has a built-in, stationary ladder that connects the upper and lower bunk beds. This gives more room for kids to play.
A loft bed is another option that maximizes the corner space in tween-rooms. It's great for small spaces as it occupies less vertical space and lets you use the lower level for desks, storage cabinets or dressers. It's a great option for older children because it doesn't require stairs or ladders which makes it more accessible for larger children and adults.
Test the height of any bunk bed in your child's room with blue painter tape. This will give you a feel of whether it could be easily climbed into and out of at night without bumping heads or hitting 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 establish standards for guardrails and other features to prevent the chance of entrapment and falls.
Safety
Bunk beds can be a great choice for families with children of all different ages. However, it is important to take into consideration the safety features before buying. You'll want to choose a bed with rails that are high enough to stop kids from falling off or getting trapped and a mattress that doesn't raise the sleep surface too high. Also, be aware of the capacity for weight, as some bunks have lower limits than others.
When you are choosing a bunk bed, check its manufacturer's website for specifications on the mattress sizes and weight limits. The majority of manufacturers will offer guidelines for the maximum thickness of the top bunk mattress. They'll also give the maximum weight capacity of the upper bunk bed as well as the bunk bed.
The best bunk beds are sturdy constructed, and the ladder or stairs should attach to the frame securely and have handles on the sides to ensure security. Avoid bunk beds with slatted sides panels, as they're dangerous for children to climb on, especially if they're not tightly fitted together. If your kids love to play on the ground, choose a low-slung bunk that allows them to play and sit without having to be too far off the ground.
If you have a limited space or do not want to take up the entire space of your child's bedroom, go with an L-shaped bunk bed. They require less space and are generally larger than a single bed. This makes them ideal for rooms with narrow ceilings. They're also more practical for younger kids, who might feel intimidated by the higher bunk.
If you have a little more space, you can opt for an over-full or full-over-full bunk bed. These are the most fashionable and secure bunk beds that are available. They can be used as twin or full-size beds. Pottery Barn Kids' Belden bunk bed is an attractive and sturdy option that can grow with your child's development as they grow. It can even accommodate Trundle beds (sold separately) to accommodate older teens and adults. It's Greenguard Gold certified, meaning it releases low levels of chemical. It is made from sustainably sourced Baltic Birch wood and comes in a range of colors.
Style
The ideal bunk bed will keep teens content, whether it's in the shared bedroom or for just one child. Some designs are sleek, minimalist while others are more fun elements. Bunk beds are also available in a variety of sizes, ranging from twin over twin to full-over-full, and even queen. A twin-over-full design is a favorite among teens because it lets them sleep two kids in a single room, and still has room for a dresser, desk or storage drawers on the bottom. There are some options with trundle beds which allow the upper level to fit an additional mattress for sleepovers.
Fenton says teens are awestruck by a twin-over king loft bed since it occupies less space and provides them with more room to spread out and work at home. Metal bunk beds with full-length guardrails are another popular choice for older children because they're "built to last and are the most sturdy, adult bunk bed-friendly bunk," Fenton adds.
For a really cool bunk, think about an T-shaped or L-shaped design, which is basically a platform bed elevated. These beds are constructed with the ladder at the end. This gives them a sleeker look and more space for a dresser or desk. They aren't as space-saving as bunk beds however they do allow teens to have more space in their rooms.
You should consider a futon bunk If you're looking for a bunk bed that is affordable and offers security and comfort. Futons are lightweight and portable, so they can be moved around in case you're planning to redesign your child's room in the near future. However they're not as sturdy as a metal or wood bunk bed and do not have guardrails for the top bed.
Bunks with ladders or stairs are also available. Ladders are more efficient in space and easier to climb. Stairs, on other hand, can be used as seats by children who are younger. Some models are able to convert into a desk and chair which allows your child to create the perfect bedroom space for play and study.
Budget
A bunk bed is an expensive investment, so it's important to factor in your budget when shopping. While there are plenty of affordable options but if you're planning on purchasing a bunk bed that can last until the teens (or even adulthood) it could be worth paying a little more for a better design that can be used for years to come.
Think about who will be using the bunk bed and what their sleep needs could be prior to shopping. For instance, a twin over a twin configuration is great for families with multiple children and a full-over-full bunk is perfect for adults looking to save space and avoid the expense of buying an additional queen or king-sized mattress. You'll need to decide on the amount of headroom between the top and the bottom bunk. If your children are still in toddler beds, it may be better to choose a configuration that is lower to the ground.
The most suitable bunk beds for teens are those that are affordable and are able to grow with the teen. Look for a style that can work in traditional and modern rooms, or opt for something like the Oeuf Perch bunk--an Editors' Choice choice for the Spruce, which can be split into two separate twin beds should you want to change the layout of your space in the future. This style features a modern, clean-lined silhouette as well as boucle upholstered guardrails an easy-to-climb, stationary ladder. It's also Greenguard Gold and fair trade certified for its social and environmental responsibility.
Another way to save money is to choose a bunk that has built-in storage, such as drawers underneath the lower bed or a shelf below the top. This will allow you to keep the bedroom clutter-free, and is particularly useful if you're working with the space of a small one. A majority of the bunks on our list come with this option, and a few come with additional storage options such as a bookcase headboard for the upper bunk, and a desk for the bottom.
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