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Choosing a Small Bunk Bed For Kids Bunk beds are ideal for bringing an element of adventure to your child's bedroom. They also help you save space in small rooms. Look for bunk beds with stairs, side rails, or ladders that are made of sturdy materials and are securely connected to the frame. Some models include extra storage for toys or clothing. Some models convert into two separate beds. These are especially beneficial for families with children growing. Size A bunk or loft bed for children can make floor space available for play while adding a wow factor to their bedroom. Choose a low-profile bunk bed that is just two inches higher than the floor for smaller spaces. If you need more space, choose a twin over full or a twin loft bed that has shelves and desk built into. You can also purchase an stacked bunk bed that can accommodate three children at once (just make sure you have enough ceiling space for the triple option). Bunk beds are extremely popular, especially for kids who share rooms or have little space. Before buying a loft or bunk bed for your child, think about your child's height as well as their anticipated growth. It's important to consider their capacity to safely climb up or off the top bunk. You can observe how they climb on outdoor playground equipment and determine if they're ready for a higher bunk. You'll find a selection of bunk and loft beds in the Crate & Kids collection that's well suited for many different sizes of rooms. We offer a range of styles and finishes that will work for your child's room, including bunk beds or lofts with storage. This is a great option for them to keep their room tidy. Some of our bunk beds and loft beds have built-in drawers that can be used to store blankets, clothing or other things, while others have a staircase with ample space to double as storage. You can also add a trundle, that pulls out from beneath the bottom bunk and extends the sleeping surface when guests visit. Our team can answer your questions via email, phone, or live online chat if you need assistance determining the right size loft or bunk bed for a child. We can also assist you to outfit your new children's furniture with the perfect bedding, such as sheets pillows, pillowcases, duvets, and comforters in a variety of designs, colors and materials. Add a stylish table and chair for children or a stylish dresser for kids. Style Bunk beds let kids share a bedroom and not compromise on space. They're stacked, with the top bed usually accessible by a ladder. They're also popular among travelers and college students who want to make the most of their small living space. The beds are available in various styles, based on what your child's wants and requirements. If your kids are ready for bunk beds but you're concerned about safety, think about a small loft bed instead. These beds are higher than traditional bunks and usually have two separate lower beds that can be used as storage or as single beds. Some are angled to fit in the corners of rooms which makes them a great choice for apartments or other small spaces. A full-over twin bunk bed is another option. kids bunk bed features twin beds at the top and a mattress at the bottom. This classic design is a great option for siblings that need to share a room, and it's also popular with teenagers who want more sleeping space. This kind of bunk bed usually comes with an ordinary or leaning ladder and may also include built-in shelves or drawers beneath the lower twin bed. This West Elm small bunk bed or loft bed features an adorable treehouse theme and an arched ceiling that will inspire the imagination for hours in your child's rooms. They'll be begging to fall asleep when they know they're sleeping right in the middle of their favourite imaginary world. There are a variety of loft and bunk beds in this collection that fit the particular layout of your kids rooms. Find different sizes, styles of end (straight or curved) as well as finishes and entry options (ladder or angled ladder staircase) to get the best suitable for your home. When you've found the ideal small loft or bunk bed for your children Add bedding that matches to complete their new sleeping space. Pottery Barn Kids has a range of sheets, blankets and comforters in different materials designs, colors, and patterns. There are also duvet covers that make it easy to switch out the look of your kids' rooms throughout the year. Safety Many people pick bunk beds for children because they're space-savers, but they can also be a major safety risk for children who aren't old enough to be sleeping on the top bunk. Children can fall from the lower bed's back or get caught between the ladder and bottom mattress. If you want to make sure that your children sleep safely, choose a bunk bed that meets national safety standards. It should be inspected by an independent laboratory for testing. Verify that the bed is fitted with guard rails throughout with gaps of no greater than 3.5 inches to prevent strangulation. Make sure the mattress foundation isn't too deep and firm. A mattress that is deeper could cause the guardrails' to collapse. Avoid bunk beds that have ladders that extend beyond the frame. These ladders are more likely to becoming caught in curtains or other objects. Children should not play or climb on the side of a bunk bed, and they shouldn't play with toys or other objects on or near the ladder. The best place for a bunk bed is in the corner of the room, so that both beds are surrounded by walls on both sides. It's important to keep bunkbeds away from ceiling lights and fans as they could be dangerous for anyone who bumps their heads against them while lying upright in bed. Stairs or ladders should be securely anchored to the bunk bed and come with anti-entrapment features to prevent accidents while climbing up and down. It is recommended to have a sturdy surface for kids to climb and fall down with carpet or a staircase runner. It is important to teach children the rules for bunk beds, for example, not jumping on or playing with them and only sleeping on them. Also, instruct children to use the ladder only to go up and down, not for an exercise stool or a climbing frame. Children should be taught to not hang objects such as belts or scarves from bunk beds. Jump ropes and other decorations can cause strangulation. Convenience A bunk bed is a great way to free up space in a shared room and also make it easier to sleep your children. However, it's important to consider the safety features of every bunk bed you're considering prior to making a purchase. Some beds have stairs, and others have ladders. Both are useful, but you should ensure that they're constructed of solid wood that won't fall off or create hazards when used. Staircases are usually more secure than ladders because they are built into the main frame of the bed. Ladders can be dangerous for young children, as they can be easy to climb and can cause falls if they are not properly secured. Trundles are another excellent bunk bed option. It lets you create a sleeping space for guests. This is a great option for children who love having sleepovers with their friends, and it could also eliminate the necessity of a separate dresser or chest of drawers in a smaller bedroom. Many bunk beds include a trundle that can be used as a separate bed. You can also buy trundles separately to fit under the bunks below and give your kids more storage space. Some bunk beds include desks so that your children can complete their homework or do their studies in the privacy of their own bedroom. This is a great option for kids who are at school and have to maintain their studies. It can help them develop good work habits that they can carry forward into the future. Bunk beds that have a desk can also serve as an ideal spot for kids to have their own playroom which will encourage children to spend more time with their friends and family members outside of school. If your kids love imaginative play and play, then a bunk bed with slide is ideal for them. This can transform their bunks into a double-decker pirate ship, or tree house. It's also a great opportunity to spend time with your children.