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Choosing a Childrens Double Bunk Bed Bunk beds can add style to bedrooms for children. They can also be a great way to save space in rooms that are small spaces or shared spaces. In general, children can have access to bunk beds as young as 6 or 7 years old. This gives them enough time to learn how to climb up and down safely and avoid falling off the top bunk. Style Bunk beds are a stylish and practical option for any child's bedroom. They come with a variety of finishes and colors to suit any decor. For instance, a metallic bunk bed may come in a variety of painted finishes, whereas wooden bunk beds are available in a variety of natural stains or paint colors. An excellent option is the twin over full bunk bed, which is a combination of two beds that come with twin mattresses. This is a great option when you share the bedroom with children of various ages and they need their own sleeping space. Many bunk beds are equipped with a ladder or set to help children safely reach the top of the bed. They are particularly helpful in smaller rooms where kids may have difficulty reaching their beds without a climbing device. Stairs and ladders can also aid in creating a clear separation between siblings, which helps reduce inappropriate interactions and encourage the responsibility of each space. One twin and one full bunk bed is a common arrangement for siblings sharing bedrooms. This arrangement provides ample sleeping space while leaving room to store desks, a futon or other items underneath the lower bunk. Some bunk beds are equipped with a pull out trundle, which adds an extra sleeping space on the bottom bunk. This is perfect for sleepovers. These beds are great for families with little space or who often host friends and family. Childrens double bunk beds are also a great way to give each child a unique sleeping space in a shared room that allows them to decorate and dress their individual beds with unique curtains, bedding and fairy lights, or tents. This will make children feel more relaxed and confident about sleeping on their own and still give them the chance to spend time together in the same room throughout the day and at night. It's also important to remember that while bunk beds are generally intended for children, adults can use them as well, if they are designed correctly. Typically, they are tested to support up to 80 to 100kg that is about the same as of the weight of a grown-up. This feature makes them an excellent choice for guest rooms or flatshares. Size You may think that bunk beds are just for kids however, they can be a great option for older children and adults who want to maximize their sleeping space in their house. Many adult bunk bed designs are available in a range of sizes, from twin over full to queen or king. They can also come with built-in desks or any other feature to create a study or dressing room combo in a single small space. When looking for bunk beds the first thing you should decide is how high you would like your child's bedroom to be. Most standard bunk beds come in a twin over twin arrangement and can accommodate an average twin-sized mattress, which measures 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, it is important to be aware of the way your child will reach the top and bottom bunks. Some bunk beds have angled ladders while others have stairs. These with stairs are popular among younger children as they permit them to safely climb up and down while remaining in a seated position. If you opt for a bunk bed with an incline, you will have to consider the amount of space you want to leave in your child's room to allow them to move around and rest comfortably. If you're planning to have your kids share a space, a bunk bed is an ideal option that will save space and provide plenty of style and comfort. A bunk bed is a great opportunity for siblings to bond and spend time together during sleepovers. It will also help them establish regular sleeping routines which will help them prepare for the time when they will be independent. Most loft and bunk beds come with a set of guardrails to keep children safe when they sleep. Certain models come with additional safety features, like an extended ladder stop and a strong railing at the bottom of the top bunk or an trundle with an attachment underneath the bunk below. Trundles are a great option for bunk beds for children and can be used by guests or siblings who prefer to sleep independently. Safety Bunk beds can be fun, but safety must be a priority, especially for children. Most bunk bed injuries occur while sleeping or playing. They can result in concussions, bruises, and cuts. The most grave injuries can be strangulation suffocation. To ensure that bunk beds are safe for children parents must consider the size and age of their children. They should choose the right bunk bed that has safety features, adhere to the manufacturer's guidelines, check the bunk bed, and ensure that all the accessories are safe and compatible. Children younger than six years old age should not be sleeping on the top bunk. The reason for this is that most bunk bed injuries are caused by children falling out of the bunk while sleeping or playing. The height of the bunk above should not be too low, as this could result in head injuries. Guardrails should be installed on the entire upper bunk mattress. The guardrail should not be more than 3” from the mattress. Ladder openings should also be 16cm wide and not located at the end the bed frame. In addition to making sure that the bunk beds are secured, parents should teach their children the importance of safety around the bed. This includes teaching children to use a ladder, and not climb up onto the upper bunk unless an adult is present. It is essential to stress that the upper bunk should not be used for rough play or jumping. It is also important to keep bunk beds away from electrical appliances, such as ceiling fans or lamps that could trigger an explosion. Bunk beds must also be placed away from flammable items, such as curtains or rug. A night light can be put near the ladder to help children locate it in the darkness. Parents should never hang anything from the guardrails of the top bunk. This includes jump ropes and scarves. They could be strangulation hazards. Storage There are many bunk beds made with storage options that can help your children your bedroom appear more organized. Find double bunks -over-full bunk bed with drawers beneath for the perfect spot to store blankets and pillows. You can also find loft beds with shelves that can be used to store books, toys and other things that your children want out of sight yet easily accessible. If you are looking for a bunk bed that has multiple uses, look for one that has shelves and a desk built into. This design, pictured here in a Provo, Utah, bunk room created by Amber Interiors, allows children to complete homework without blocking the space on the floor. It's also a great choice for a shared kid's room because it provides a dedicated space, eliminating the necessity of putting up an additional desk and chair for each child. You'll also find bunks with shelves and drawers built into the stairs, which could save you some cash by not having to pay for an additional dresser or chest. These bunk beds with storage can be arranged to fit any bedroom style regardless of whether it's for a boy or girl. Another important thing to consider when choosing a bunk bed is its safety features. Check that the railings and ladder are strong, durable and secured to the frame to stop them from moving or creating danger for your children as they climb. It is also important to make sure that there is ample space above the top bunk so that your kids can move around without bumping their heads on the railing or slipping out of the bed. Some bunk beds come with the option of a trundle which can be slid out from underneath the bunk that is on the bottom. This allows guests or family to sleep in a larger space. This can be especially handy in small areas where bunk beds are the only option for several children to share a bedroom. Bunk beds with a trundle are also ideal for kids who don't want to share the top bunk, but still require more space than the standard twin bed can provide.