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Buying a Double Size Bunk Bed A bunk bed brings aesthetics and practicality to bedrooms. It's the ideal choice for siblings sharing a room, or tweens looking to have friends sleep over. When looking for a double size bunk bed, think about the height of the ceiling and whether you would like the bottom of the bed to have a trundle to accommodate guests. Look for a step or ladder that is wide enough for teens and smaller children to climb. Size If you're considering buying bunk beds for your home, there are many options available. There are numerous options such as twin over twin, twin over full or even triple bunk beds. These bunk beds can sleep two or more people. This allows you to maximize your bedroom space while ensuring the safety and comfort. Bunk beds can also be separated into two separate twin mattresses, in the event that it is necessary. This allows you to repurpose your bunk bed in the future, if your children no longer require it or you wish to save money on other foundations and headboards. It's important to note that the dimensions of your bed will determine which mattress is right for you. You can choose a standard twin mattress for the top bunk or opt for an XL twin mattress, which is 5 inches longer than traditional twin mattresses. This is the ideal option for teens, as it provides extra length for more taller sleepers. You can also pick a futon style bunk bed that has a pull-out sofa at the bottom of the frame. This gives more space for sleep to teens or adults. You should also consider the size of your bunk beds. If you buy a mattress too high you could end up hitting your head on the ceiling while lying down. A best practice is to make sure there's about six to eight inches of clearance between the mattress and the upper guard rail that allows sleepers to lie down. You might also consider the dimensions of your bunk bed ladder in relation to the size of the room. The majority of bunk beds have a straight ladder, but you can also purchase stairs-style or angled bunk bed ladders. Staircase-style ladders require more space but are usually safer than a straight ladder. Bunk bed ladders are available in a variety heights. This is useful for families with children who are growing and may require changing rooms. Some bunk beds are also designed to be split into lofted beds that are separate, which allows more space on the floor to accommodate a desk, dresser or even toys. This can be a great solution for older kids or teens who don't want share their rooms and will allow them to have their own rooms with confidence. Material Double bunk beds are available in a range of materials. Solid wood is the strongest and most durable option while metal is more affordable and a good option for those with a tight budget. Bunk beds are also available in particleboard and engineered wood. However, these types of wood aren't as long-lasting as solid wood, and they could emit volatile organic compounds (VOCs) that could cause harm to children's respiratory, immune, or allergic systems. The height of the top bunk is an important factor to take into consideration when selecting the right bunk bed. A bunk bed that is too tall could cause sleepers to fall off of the top bunk or hit their heads on the guard rails. A bunk bed should be no higher than 6 feet above the floor. For a contemporary design this bunk bed with trundle pullout offers modern lines and a timeless aesthetic. The angular frame fits neatly in the corner of the children's bedroom. The space underneath can be used as a study area with desk or as a comfortable retreat complete with plush throw cushions and a graphic comforter. This chic bunk bed is made from kiln dried pine wood and durable engineered wooden for strength and durability. The bed is hand-finished to the color of your choice: simply white or seadrift. The bed's clean, modern lines are enhanced by brushed nickel or oil rubbed bronze hardware. These bunks are an excellent option for children who have outgrown their beds for children or toddlers but are too tall to fit into the standard twin beds. They are also great for adults who want to share an area of their bedroom with a smaller child or a college student living in a tiny apartment. This twin over full bunk bed has a ladder and two under-bed storage drawers that are a convenient place to stash clothing and bedding. Unlike traditional bunk beds, this one doesn't require a box spring or foundation. Instead the beds are stacked on one another and can be used to accommodate an old-fashioned or a memory foam mattress. Although memory foam mattresses are renowned for their comfort, they can be more expensive than innerspring or coil mattresses. wooden bunk beds If your kids are sharing in a room the bunk beds could provide more sleeping space, but without taking up more floor area. Bunk beds are available in a variety of designs and configurations. Some come with additional features such as desks with built-in stairs, and trundles. While you can find ready-made bunk beds in most major furniture stores but you can also construct a custom-designed bunk bed for your home to suit any space size and style. When choosing a bunk bed, you should consider the available space in your bedroom as well as the ceiling's height. A larger space can accommodate a larger mattress, whereas smaller rooms will require two mattresses to ensure that they do not crowd the space. Additionally, you should ensure that your children's heads do not be hit by the ceiling when they sleep on the top bunk. Basic bunk beds are constructed using two twin-sized mattresses, but some variations use a full-size mattress at the bottom, and a twin on top. These bunk beds are great for older siblings or children who share one room. These bunks are ideal for bedrooms with small spaces as they let floor space accommodate other furniture like dressers, desks, and toy boxes. Other kinds of bunk beds include loft beds, which can be used as a playroom or office and can double as a bed for guests to are visiting. They are available in different finishes, from classic to contemporary, and they are usually constructed with sturdy wood construction. Some beds have shelves built in for books and other things. The L-shaped double bed offers more privacy and is able to be adapted to fit into any bedroom. It is also very safe to use, since it has a staircase with safety rails as well as a built-in desk making it a great option for children who need to do their homework or perform other activities in bed. If you're on less of a budget, you might think about a double-over-queen bunk bed that has an inbuilt trundle as well as a staircase. This bunk bed offers more storage space and can accommodate an even larger number of guests than the standard bunk bed. The spacious layout is perfect for teens, and it can be customized to have distinctive finishes and designs. Safety While injuries to bunk beds may occur but they are usually caused by the way that kids use the beds, not the design or construction. Bunk beds are safe for children of all ages if they adhere to the basic safety guidelines. Before you put together your bunk bed, you must decide where you're going to place it, and measure the room's different dimensions. This will help you determine whether the bunk bed can be placed in the room and have enough room to sleep and play. Also, make sure to examine the height of the ceilings and avoid placing the bed under hanging lights or ceiling fans. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines when building your bunk bed. This will ensure that all the parts are properly fitted and ensure that your bunk bed is solid. Replace any worn or damaged components. Make sure the ladders on the bunk beds are safe and can support the weight of your child and any guests who may sleep over. Another important safety tip is to teach your children the rules of bunk bed usage. For instance, the top bunk is for sleeping only and should not be used for jumping or playing games. The ladder must also be secured to the bunk and not be placed near any furniture or toys that could encourage children to climb on it. Additionally, children must be taught to climb up and down the ladder slowly and cautiously. When assembling your bunk bed, think about using a ladder that attaches to the bed's side instead of one that runs underneath it. This will reduce the chance of tripping or getting tangled up in bedding or clothing. Consider installing an extra nightlight in the room close to the bunk bed. This will make your kids feel more secure when climbing into and out of the bed at night. Finally, it's an excellent idea to check the openings and spaces in the mattress and guardrails foundations before letting your children sleep in them. These openings shouldn't be more than 5 inches wide and shouldn't be located in a place that your child's head may be struck if they sit upright on the bunk above.