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How to Choose the Best Bunk Beds for Teens

Loft beds and bunk beds can add fun and utility to children's rooms. They can also help to reduce space.

Choose bunks that are built with flexibility, such as bottom storage drawers or a trundle bed which is easily removed, and stacked twins that can be split into two beds. Also, consider the weight capacity of the top bunk.

Size

You'll want to take into consideration size design, style, and security when selecting a bunk bed for your children. Consider the height of the ceiling to ensure that the bunks will fit into your space. Make sure there's enough space for your kids to move around them. The beds should be enough apart to allow kids to climb and descend safely and not collide with each other or smash into the walls. You'll also want to check whether the top bunk bed can support a mattress the same size as that of the bottom. This will help you avoid having to buy an additional bed or trundle later on.

You can also choose an arrangement for your bunk that isn't conventional, if it suits your space better. For example an L-shaped bunk could be perfect for a small bedroom or even a shared guest room. It saves the floor space and can fit a queen or twin over full mattress on the upper and lower levels, based on the model you choose.

Many of the best bunk beds for low ceilings bunk beds for teens are made to adapt to your child's needs, converting to two free-standing double beds when they're ready to transition to a double bed. For instance, the Storkcraft Solid Wood Ladder Twin Bunk Bed has a classic farmhouse-inspired silhouette with curving headboards and wagon-themed guardrails on the top bunk. It's made of knot-free New Zealand Pine and has a built-in stationary ladder that connects the lower and upper bunk beds. This creates more space for kids to play.

A loft bed is an alternative option that maximizes the space around corners in rooms with tweens. It's ideal for small spaces since it requires less vertical space and lets you use the lower floor for desks, storage cabinets or dressers. It's also a great choice for older kids because it eliminates the need to climb stairs or a ladder which makes it more accessible to larger children as well as adults.

Test the height of any bunk bed in your child's room using blue painter tape. This will give you an idea of whether it can be easily climbed into and out of at night without causing any damage to heads or the bottom of the window sill or hanging curtains. In addition, you should keep your family's safety in mind by reading the Consumer Product Safety Commission's rules for bunk beds, which define standards for guardrails as well as other features to prevent entrapment and falls.

Safety

Bunk beds are a great choice for families with kids of all ages, but it's important to consider the security features when you shop. You'll need a bunk bed with guardrails that are high enough to keep children from falling over or getting trapped as well as a mattress that doesn't raise up the mattress too much. Be aware of the weight limit of the bunk bed. Some beds have smaller weight limits than others.

When selecting the bunk bed you want, look on the website of the manufacturer for details on the mattress's sizes and weight limits. Most manufacturers will provide guidelines on the maximum thickness of the top bunk mattress. They'll also list the maximum capacity for the weight of the upper bunk bed as well as the bunk.

The most suitable bunk beds are solid and sturdy, with a ladder or stair that is securely attached to the frame and has handles on the sides. Avoid bunk beds that have slatted side panels, as they're dangerous for children to climb, especially if they're not tightly joined. If your kids love to play on the ground, choose an un-slung bunk that lets them sit and play without being too far off the floor.

Consider an L-shaped bed if you don't have much space in your child's room or if you don't want it taking up lots of space. They require less floor space and are usually as wide as a single bed, which is why they're perfect for smaller rooms with low ceilings. They're also ideal for children who might feel intimidated by a higher bunk.

If you're looking for a little more space, an overfull or full-overfull bunk is the best deals on bunk beds choice. They are the most stylish and secure bunk beds that are available. They can be used as twin or full-size beds. Pottery Barn Kids' Belden is a stylish sturdy and durable option that can grow with kids as they age and even accommodates trundle mattress (sold separately) for adults and older teens. It is Greenguard Gold certified, meaning it is free of harmful chemicals. It's made from sustainably harvested Baltic Birch wood and comes in a variety of colors.

Style

It's for a shared room or just one child, the ideal bunk bed can give teenagers something to be enthusiastic about. A lot of designs are minimalist and sleek and others have more fun elements. Bunk beds are available in various sizes, such as twin-over-twin, full-overfull, or even queen. The twin-over-full design is popular with teens because it allows them to sleep two kids in the same space while still leaving room for a desk, dresser, or drawers for storage at the bottom. Some options come with trundle bed that allows the upper level to fit an additional mattress.

Fenton says that teens love a twin-over-king loft bed since it occupies less space and provides them with more room to spread out or work from home. Metal bunk beds with an extended guardrail is a popular option for older kids because it's "built to last, and is the most durable grown-up bunk available," she adds.

Consider a T-shaped or l-shaped design, which is basically a raised platform bed. These beds are constructed with the ladder at the end. This provides a more modern look and more room to set up a desk or dresser. They aren't as space-saving as bunk beds however they do give teens more room in their rooms.

Consider a futon bunk if you're looking for an affordable bunk bed that is affordable and offers security and comfort. Futons are compact and versatile, so you can move them around in case your kids want to redecorate their rooms in the future. However they're not as sturdy as a wood or metal bunk bed, and they do not have guardrails for the top bed.

Bunks with ladders or stairs are also available. Ladders require less space and are easier to climb, whereas stairs are safer and can double as a seat for younger children. Some models can be converted into a table or chair so that your child can have the ideal bedroom set for both study and play.

Budget

When choosing a bunk bed, it's essential to consider your budget. While there are plenty of inexpensive options out there If you're thinking of buying a bunk bed that is designed to last into the teens (or even into adulthood) it could be worth paying extra for a quality design that can be used for many years to come.

Consider who will use the bunk bed and what their sleep needs may be before you start shopping. A twin-overtwin arrangement is ideal for siblings who share a bedroom, while the full-over-full bunk is a great option for adults looking to save space or avoid the cost of a separate queen bed. You'll need to decide on the amount of headroom that is available between the top bunk 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 best low profile bunk beds bunk beds for teens are those that are affordable and are able to grow with the teen. Select a style that can work well in traditional and modern rooms. You can also choose the Oeuf Perch Bunk Bed, an Editors' Choice for the Spruce. It can be separated into two twin beds if required. This style has a sleek, modern silhouette, boucle-upholstered guardrails and a ladder that's simple for children to climb and down and down. It's Greenguard Gold and Fair Trade certified for its environmental and social responsibility.

A bunk bed that has built-in storage is a different way to save money. It could be drawers beneath the bed, or shelves beneath the top. This will allow you to make your bedroom less cluttered, and is especially beneficial if you're working with the space of a small one. Many of the bunks on our list come with this feature, and a few offer additional storage options like a bookcase headboard for the top bunk and a desk for the bottom.