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Bunk Beds For Sale Bunk beds are a tried and tested solution for rooms with kids that require more sleeping space. They can be as simple as twin-over-twin, or lofted, with a bed on top of the study area, a futon or another space. Whether you choose a basic or a lofted bunk, start with precise measurements of the space to ensure that the bunks don't block doors and windows or interfere with furniture already there. Select a style that is suitable for your family's budget. Safety Bunk beds are a practical and space-saving option for families with a number of children in a small bedroom, but they can pose security concerns for parents. Luckily, these risks can be avoided with a bit of extra precaution. First, ensure that your bunk beds are constructed from solid wood. You want to avoid anything that is flimsy and could fall or break and cause harm to your children. You also want to ensure that there aren't any gaps or loose parts in the bunks that could trap a child. Guardrails on the top bunk are a further aspect to think about. They must be at a minimum of five inches above the mattress and extend to the edge of the bed frame. They shouldn't leave gaps that allow children to climb out or get caught between the rails and mattress. The guardrails should not raise the top of the bed so high that children can't access pillows or blankets. It is important that you instruct your children not to hang things from the bunks such as belts or jump ropes. This can lead to strangulation. This will help keep them from being injured by these items or from climbing up and down the ladder wearing these items. Some bunk beds are equipped with storage so you can keep these items in the storage area instead of under the bed. Make sure that the bunks don't sit directly beneath ceiling fans or hanging lights which could cause the child to fall when they sleep on the top bunk. It is also recommended to avoid placing them directly in front of windows. This could lead to a fall for your child should they fall through the window. To ensure your safety You can choose bunk beds made of metal instead of wooden ones. They tend to be more durable and durable than their wooden counterparts and will last for longer. They are less likely to crack and be damaged in time. You should be aware that they can be louder than wooden ones. If your child is sensitive to noise, you might prefer a wooden alternative. Space While bunk beds add a sense of design to any kid's bedroom, they also save valuable floor space. Look for models that feature built-in shelves or drawers to help keep the room tidy. Pick from a range of colors and finishes including sleek metals to match any style. If your children don't always share a space, think about a loft bed that has an additional lower bed. These beds typically have easy access to the top using an elevator or ladder. They also make a great option for guest bedrooms. Some of these beds have an armoire or desk under them. These three-in-one units can make a small space allow for study, sleeping and storage at the same time. Another option is a full over twin bunk bed that has a twin bed on top and a full-sized bed at the bottom. This model is ideal for siblings who have an age gap. Younger children can sleep on the top bunk, taking in the view of the world from above, while older children and teens can enjoy the privacy of their own full bed below. Look for models with an trundle or pull-out twin mattress underneath the bottom bunk for additional sleeping space. These can be used individually or in combination to accommodate four people. Some bunk beds also come with the option of slat kits that let you use any mattress size. double bunkbeds made of wood are warm and sturdy, while metal bunks have a modern sleek and clean design. You can find designs which combine the two in a unique way, like the rustic chic reclaimed pine bunks available for sale. Some models made of metal have a sleek, polished finish to create a contemporary look. Choose a bunk bed that is simple to set up and move. This includes a system that can fold flat, allowing it to be put away on top of the bed or against a wall. There are also models that can be tucked into a wall or double up as a couch. Style A bunk bed is a fashionable option for teens and children, as well as adults sharing a bedroom. The bunk bed is designed to make space by stacking two beds on top of each other. It also has a ladder for accessing the top sleeping platform. Bunk beds are available in metal and wood frames. They are available in a variety colors so that you can easily match the style of your room. Some models also come with matching storage options that will help you keep your space tidy and organized. Whether you're looking for traditional twin over twin bunk bed or a more elevated design with a full bed on the bottom, there are many options at Slumberland. Some bunks have side rails on the top, which add security and protection for your children. Some have built-in storage drawers to can help keep the floor clear of clutter. A staircase makes it easy to reach the top bunk. Some models also have trundle bed underneath, for extra sleeping space when guests are invited. If you want to make more floor space, consider a loft bed that features an under-bed desk or a chest. This kind of bunk bed is great for a kid's study area or playroom. Some models even have a slide on one side, which is fun for younger children. We also have a number of twin over queen bunk beds that are great for older kids and adults who want to make space in their homes. The flat-folding bunks are revolutionary new design that folds neatly against the wall to save space without sacrificing security or stability. These beds are ideal for homes with small spaces Urban homes, shelters, and Missions as well as lakes, behavioral healthcare facilities, and transitional housing. They can be bought individually or as part of complete bedroom sets for an incredible transformational appearance. Take a look at the space-saving bunks on sale at Expand Furniture today to learn more about this remarkable solution. Shop online or in the nearest store and get fast, hassle-free doorstep delivery and amazing warranties. Budget Bunk beds are a great way to share a room and save valuable floor space, which can be used to store things or for play. Finding the right bunk bed can be a challenge because there are so many options. You'll need to ensure that your bunk beds are designed to fit your room and that they comply with safety regulations. Some designs are more effective than others at maximising vertical space. For example the IKEA Mydal is a bunk bed with a low slung that is perfect for rooms with a sloping roof line. It's not the normal bunk bed, but the low ground height makes it easier for kids to get in and out. Other bunk bed designs include an L-shaped style that's great for spaces that have limited floor space, or an inclined ladder that lets the bottom bunk open to make it easier to access. A staircase bunk is another option. It occupies less space than a ladder, but is harder for younger children. Some models come with shelves or drawers built in to provide extra storage. When it comes to budgeting, the cost of a bunk bed will vary greatly based on quality and the material used. For example the all-wood bunks are likely to be more expensive than those made of metal however they can be identically beautiful and are durable enough to last for a long time. Be sure to take into consideration the weight capacity and overall construction of any wood bunk you're thinking of buying as well. Metal bunks are also an option if you desire a sleek and minimalist style. They usually don't offer as much storage as wooden models, and might not be suitable for larger children. After you've decided on the type of bunk bed is the best for your family, it's a great idea to go to an online furniture store to view the various options in person. It's recommended to bring the kids along, as they can see their new bedroom and make them more comfortable with the decision. Bring a tape measurement, too, as you'll likely require the height of the top bunk from the ground and the thickness of the mattress.