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Choosing a Small Bunk Bed For Kids Bunk beds can bring a sense of adventure to your kids' room. They also help you reduce space in small rooms. Find bunk beds that have side rails, ladders or stairs that are strong, constructed of durable materials, and securely fixed to the frame. Some models include extra storage for clothing or toys. Certain models can be transformed into two beds. These are particularly useful for families with children growing. Size The right bunk or loft bed for kids will free the floor space for play while creating a wow factor in their bedroom. Select a bunk bed with a low profile that is only two inches higher than the floor for smaller spaces. If you require more space, consider a twin over full or a twin loft bed that has a desk and shelves built in. You can even get an stacked bunk bed that can sleep three kids at once (just make sure you have enough ceiling clearance to accommodate the triple option). Bunk beds are very popular, particularly for children who share rooms or have limited space. Take into consideration your child's projected growth and height before purchasing bunk beds or lofts for kids. Also, take into consideration their ability to safely climb up and down the top bunk. You can watch how they play on playground equipment to get a sense of their climbing capabilities and if they're ready for a more elevated sleeping spot. There's a variety of loft and bunk beds in the Crate & Kids collection that's ideal for all sizes of rooms. We have a variety of finishes and styles to make your kids' rooms more comfortable with a bunk bed or loft bed with storage, which is a great way to keep their space tidy. Some of our kids bunk beds and loft beds have built-in drawers to store blankets, clothing and other items, while some include a staircase with plenty of space that can double as storage. You could also consider adding an additional bed that pulls from the bottom bunk to expand the sleeping space when guests arrive. If you require assistance in to determine the right size of a bunk or loft bed for your child, our friendly team is here to help with questions by phone, email or live online chat. We can also help equip your furniture for children with the right bedding, such as sheets, pillowcases, duvets and comforters in a variety of colors, materials and patterns. Add an elegant table and chair for children or a chic dresser for the kids. Style Bunk beds allow children to share a bedroom without compromising on space. They're placed on top of each other, with the highest bed being accessible via the ladder. They're also popular among travellers and college students, who are looking to make the most of their living space. They come in a variety of styles, too, depending on what your child wants and requirements. If your kids are ready for a bunk bed but you're concerned about safety, think about a smaller loft bed instead. These beds are a bit higher than traditional bunks and usually have two beds on the lower side that can be used for storage or as single beds. Some are angled to ensure that they fit in corners, making them an excellent option for apartments or other spaces that are small. Another alternative is a full-over-twin bunk bed that has twin beds on top and a bigger full mattress at the bottom. This classic design is great for siblings who share bedrooms, but teenagers who need more space also enjoy it. This kind of bunk bed comes with a leaning or standard ladder, and could also be fitted with shelves underneath the lower twin bed. This West Elm small bunk bed or loft bed has an adorable treehouse theme and an arched ceiling that will inspire the imagination for hours in your children's rooms. If they realize that they are sleeping in the middle their favorite imaginary world, they'll be eager to get to sleep. This collection features a wide variety of loft and bunk beds that can fit into the unique design of your child's room. You can choose from a range of heights, finishes and styles for the ends (straight or bent or angled). Make sure you have matching bedding for your child's new bedroom once you have found the perfect small loft or bunk bed. Pottery Barn Kids has a variety of sheets, blankets and comforters made of various materials and colors. You'll also find duvet covers that allow you to change the appearance of your child's bedrooms throughout the year. Safety Many people pick bunk beds for their children as they're space savers, but they can also pose a serious risk to safety for children who are too young to sleep in the top bunk. Children may fall from the back of the lower bed or get trapped between the ladder and bottom mattress. To ensure that your children are sleeping safely, look for bunk beds that meet national safety standards and has been certified by an independent test lab. Make sure the bed has guard rails on both sides, with gaps no greater than 3.5 inches wide to avoid strangulation. Make sure that the mattress foundation isn't too deep and solid. A deeper mattress may cause the guardrails to collapse. Avoid bunk beds with ladders that extend beyond the frame. They are more susceptible to becoming caught in curtains or other objects. Children should not climb or play on the sides of a bunk bed and they shouldn't play with toys or other objects in or near the ladder. The best place to put bunk beds is in the corner of the room so that the beds are joined on both sides by walls. It is also essential to keep bunk beds away from hanging lights or ceiling fans, since they can be dangerous if someone hits their head while sitting upright in bed. To prevent accidents, stairs or ladders must have anti-entrapment features and be securely attached to bunk beds to prevent accidents. It is a good idea for kids to climb up and down on a stable surface, like carpet or a stairs-runner. It's important to teach children the rules for bunk beds, for example, not jumping on or playing with them and only using them for sleeping. Also, instruct children to use the ladder only to go up and down, not for a step stool or a climbing frame. Also, children should be taught not to hang any objects like belts, scarves jump ropes or other ornaments from bunk beds because they could cause strangulation. Convenience A bunk bed is a fantastic option to make space in a shared room and make it easier to sleep your children. However, it's important to consider the safety features of each bunk bed prior to making a purchase. Some bunk beds have stairs, while others come with ladders. Both can be useful however it is important to ensure that they're made of sturdy solid wood and that they will not break or create a danger during use. Staircases are usually more secure than ladders as they are constructed into the frame of the bed. Ladders could be dangerous for children who are young, since they are easily climbed over and can result in falls if they are not secured properly. Trundles are another excellent bunk bed convenience. childrens bunk bed allows you to create an extra sleeping space for guests. This is a great choice for children who like having sleepovers. It also eliminates the necessity for separate drawers or dressers in a small space. A lot of bunk beds come with the option of a trundle to be used as a bed in its own. You can also purchase trundles on their own to fit under the bunks below and give your kids more storage space. Some bunk beds include a desk, so your children can do their homework or do their studies in the privacy of their bedroom. This is a huge convenience for school-aged children who have to keep on top of their studies, and it will help to develop good habits that will last into the future when they start working independently. Bunk bed models that include desks are also great for children to have their very own playroom. This can help them to spend time with family and friends outside of school. If your children love playing with their imagination If they love to play with their imagination, bunk beds with a slide will be great for them. It can transform their bunks into a tree house or double-decker bus or pirate ship, and is an enjoyable way to spend more time together in the daytime.