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Bunk Beds For Sale Bunk beds have been a tried and true solution for rooms for children that need more sleeping space. They can be simple like twin-over-twin or lofted, with a bed that is above the study area, a futon or another space. If you decide to go with a simple or a lofted bunk begin by taking precise measurements of your room to ensure that the bunks won't hinder access to doors or windows, or interfere with furniture already in the room. Select a style that is suitable for your family's budget. Safety Bunk beds can be a useful and space-saving solution for families with a number of children in the space of a bedroom, but they can pose safety concerns for parents. Fortunately, these risks can be avoided with a bit of extra precaution. The first thing you should do is make sure that your bunks are made from solid and durable wood. You want to avoid any material that is fragile and could fall or break and cause harm to your kids. You also want to ensure that there are no gaps or parts that are loose in the bunks that could make it difficult for a child to escape. Another feature to be on the lookout for is guardrails on the top bunk. They must be at least five inches above the mattress and extend to the edge of the bed frame. They should not have any gaps that could allow children to climb out of the rails or fall between the rails. The guardrails shouldn't elevate the top of the bed so high that children are unable to use pillows or blankets. It is essential to teach your children to not hang things from the bunks such as jump ropes or belts. This could cause strangulation. This will stop them from getting injured by these items or from needing to climb the ladder while wearing such items. Some bunk beds have storage, so you can store these items there instead of under the bed. Check to make sure the bunks aren't placed close to ceiling lighting or fans because this could cause the child to fall when they sleep on the top bunk. Also, do not put them near or in front to windows, as this could lead to falling in the event that your child falls through the window. You can choose metal bunk beds for added safety. They will last longer because they are more durable and robust than wooden ones. They are less likely to crack and get damaged in time. However, you must be aware that they can be more loud than wooden bunks, so if your child has a sensitive hearing, you may want to opt for the wooden option. Space Bunk beds aren't just fun for kids, but they also conserve space. Look for models that feature built-in shelves or drawers that help keep the room organized. Pick from a range of finishes and colors, including sleek metals to match any style. Consider a loft bed with a separate mattress for lower beds for children who don't share a bedroom. They typically provide easy access to the top via an elevator or ladder. These beds are a great choice for guest rooms. Some of these beds have the added feature of having an under-bed desk or chest. These three-in-one beds can help a small space accommodate sleeping, study and storage all at once. Another alternative is a full-over twin bunk bed that includes a twin bed on top and a full bed at the bottom. This type of bed is ideal for siblings who have an age gap that is large. The top bunk is perfect for children of a younger age who take in the view from above while older kids or teens can enjoy their privacy in the full bed below. Look for models with an trundle or pull-out twin mattress underneath the bottom bunk to give an additional sleeping space. They can be used as individual mattresses or paired together to accommodate four people. Some bunk beds have an slat structure that allows you to utilize any mattress size. Bunks made of wood are warm and sturdy, while metal bunks have a modern minimalist design. You can find designs that blend these elements to create a distinct style, like the rustic-chic reclaimed pine bunks available for auction. Some metal models even come with polished, sleek finishes for a contemporary look. Pick a bunk bed that is simple to set up and move. This includes a bunk that folds flat, allowing it to be put away in the bed or against the wall. You can also find models which tuck into walls or double as a couch bed. Style A bunk bed is a stylish choice for teens and children, and for adults who share bedrooms. The bunk bed is designed to save space by stacking two beds on top of each other. It also includes an access ladder to the top sleeping platform. Bunk beds are available in both metal and wood frames. They are available in a variety color options, so you can easily match your room's style. Certain models also come with matching storage options that will help you keep your space neat and organized. Slumberland offers a variety of bunk beds with traditional twin-over-twin beds as well as elevated styles with a full-size bed at the bottom. Some bunks come with side rails at the top to provide protection and security for children. Some bunks have built-in drawers to store things, which help keep the floor clutter-free. A staircase can make the climb to the top bunk simple, and some models have trundle beds that can be used as sleeping options when guests visit. Consider a loft bed with an office or chest underneath it if you wish to maximize the space on your floor. This kind of bunk bed is perfect for a child's study or playroom. Some models have a slide that is great for children who are young. We also have a number of twin over queen bunks that are perfect for older kids and adults who want to make space in their home. The flat-folding bunks are a revolutionary design that folds neatly against the wall to save space without sacrificing safety or stability. These beds are ideal for homes that have small spaces Urban homes, shelters, and Missions as well as lake houses, behavioral healthcare facilities and transitional housing. They can be purchased separately or as part of complete bedroom sets for a truly transformative appearance. Check out traditional bunk beds of the space saving bunks for sale at Expand Furniture today to learn more about this amazing solution. Shop online or at the nearest store and enjoy fast, no-contact delivery on your doorstep and incredible warranties. Budget Bunk beds offer an effective solution for sharing the space, while saving floor space that could be used for storage or playing. With so many options to pick from, choosing the ideal bunk bed for your family can be a challenge. You'll want to make sure that the bunk beds you choose are made to fit in your space and that they comply with safety guidelines. Certain designs are more effective than others at making the most of vertical space. IKEA's Mydal For instance, it is a bed with a low slung that is ideal for rooms with an upward sloped roof. Although it's not a traditional bunk, the low-to-ground design makes it a breeze for children to get into and out of. Other bunk bed configurations are an L-shaped design which is ideal for small spaces or an angled ladder which leaves the lower bunk unlocked for easy access. A staircase bunk is an alternative. It takes up less space than a ladder, but is harder for younger children. Some models come with shelves or drawers built-in to make storage more convenient. The cost of a bed can differ in a significant way depending on its design and materials. All-wood bunks, for example are more expensive than steel bunks, but can be just as beautiful, and durable enough to last for a long time. Be aware of the capacity to carry the weight of the wood bunks you're thinking about. Metal bunks can also be a good choice to get an elegant, minimalist design. They don't usually offer as much storage as wood models, and might not be suitable to larger children. Once you've determined which type of bunk bed is the best for your family, it's a great idea to go to a furniture store to see the various options in person. It's an excellent idea to bring your children along, since they can see the new space they'll be sleeping in and make them more comfortable with the decision. Bring a tape measure also, since you'll require the height of the top bunk from the ground and the thickness of the mattress.