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Bunk Bed For Kids – Create a Shared Room Bunk beds can be used in terms of storage, decoration, and placement. They encourage sibling bonds and allow sleepovers without the children having to sleep on different floors. This twin-over-twin bed comes in a variety of finishes. Crisp white is ideal well with coastal or cottage designs while weathered navy and espresso stain play well with contemporary styles. Shared space A shared room for kids can be a problem for many families. It's a space that can be difficult to organize particularly for two kids with different tastes and preferences. With some creative ideas, a bunk bed can make a fun and practical shared space for your child's bedroom. They are available in different sizes and shapes, making them ideal for smaller spaces. One of the most important things to keep in mind when planning a shared kids bedroom is the overall layout of the room. The selection of the best furniture for kids is essential to ensure that you maximize your space. Bunk beds for kids can be the perfect solution to save space in your child's room and increase the space available for play and other activities. Adding a few additional storage solutions to your child's bunk bed will also help you keep the room tidy and organized. A room divider is a great method to make bunk beds more functional for your kids. This will give your child an element of privacy and will allow them to focus on their activities without disturbing their sibling. There are many different room dividers that are available on the market, including bookcases, as well as other kinds of storage furniture. Bunk beds are a great way to decorate your child's room with a distinct theme. This DIY Volkswagen-themed bed was built from real Volkswagen parts and then painted in a colorful palette. Find out more information on the blog Treehouser for a comprehensive review of this stunning bed. You can create a comfortable corner to read in your child's bedroom using bunk beds. A dedicated reading corner in your child's bedroom will help them feel more comfortable and will also improve their concentration. Bunk beds can also be used to create a cool playroom, where your kids can enjoy playing their favorite games with each other. You can easily accommodate guests at sleepovers by placing a trundle underneath the bunk beds of your child. You can pick from a range of trundle bunks designed for kids that are available in various designs and finishes. Trundle bunks give your kids an additional bed and can be easily converted into two individual single beds when the time comes. Fun design Bunk beds are a lot of fun for kids of any age from toddlers to teens. They allow siblings to share a space and can be used as a play space, homework refuge, or even a fort. They are also ideal for sleepovers as they can be used to free up space on the floor. The classic design of bunk beds is versatile and can be easily customized to match your child's unique style. You can outfit a bunk room with almost any type of bed, from twin-over-twin floor models to metal beds that are full-sized like this one made by West Elm. This model features a side staircase instead of a traditional ladder. It makes it easier for children to climb up and down. It is also low to ground making it a great option for children who might be concerned about falling off the top bunk. If you're building a bunk room that is custom-designed, look for options with built-in bookcases. These are perfect to store toys, books, and sports gear. They can also serve as a focal point for the room and can be the perfect space to display artwork of children. You can also paint them to complement the color scheme in your child's room. A staircase built in that leads to a second storage area is another great option for bunk beds. This allows you to keep some items out of sight and out of reach, which is perfect to keep your bedrooms tidy. It's also a safer option than a ladder which could be tripped or climb by children. A loft bed is a great focal piece for a child's bedroom, especially when you decorate it with appropriate accents. You can, for example put in an upholstered bed set with stripes and a headboard like this one from Jenny Keenan Design. This can make the bed appear fashionable and fun. You can create a warm and inviting bunk room choosing a neutral color palette and wood tones. If you're putting together a bunk bed for two kids, a queen-sized bunk on top and a full-size bunk below will give plenty of sleeping space. The top bunk also provides an area for your child to spread out with a friend and study. This allows your children to concentrate and remain focused in a relaxing and private environment. Convenient storage Bunk beds are great additions to rooms shared by the family. Many offer convenient storage solutions that make cleaning up easy. Some models include drawers under the bottom bunk, where children can keep their clothes, blankets and sheets. Bunkbedsstore keep the bunks tidy and free of dust. Others have shelves and cabinets that can be used to store toys, books, and other things. Some even have a desk that makes it easy for children to complete their homework or work on projects at their bed. A bunk bed with a slide on the top is another option to add convenience. This makes getting up and down simpler for kids who are younger, as well as adults who may not be as agile. The slide is also lower to the ground, meaning that kids can safely traverse it without fear of falling out of the bed. Some slides can be removed when bunks are not used as sleeping areas. There are bunk beds that have stairs that allow children to easily climb into the top bunk. Stairs require less space than ladders, and some have handrails that ensure safety for kids. Many of these types of bunks are made from wood, which is strong and gives a natural look to your bedroom. Some have a staircase that doubles as a storage unit for books, toys, and other things. There are loft bunk beds that remove the lower bed, leaving only the top bed in use. Some loft bunk beds come with curtains that block out light to ensure peaceful sleep. It's important to keep in mind that the CDC recommends that no children younger than 6 sleep in the upper bunk, so ensure that your children are old enough to be able to use this type of bed. You might consider a bunk bed with the option of a trundle to accommodate more than two children. This lets you sleep three kids in a tiny space, and some even have built-in storage that helps keep the rooms neat and tidy. These models are perfect for families who frequently host out-of town guests or sleepovers with rambunctious children. Safety The most important factor in bunk bed safety is supervision and teaching children how to use the beds safely. This will help them avoid injuries that could result from hazards like falling off the top bunk or climbing an unsafe ladder. Parents can also help by ensuring that the bunks are assembled and following safety guidelines. They should also check the bunks for signs of instability or damage. Kids can be creative in their efforts to climb up to the top bunk. They might use the frame to act as a ladder instead of the stairs that are included with the bed. This could be dangerous since the frame was not made to hold a person's body weight and could collapse. Also, remove any tripping hazards that are around the bunks. This includes clothing and toys which could get caught in the stairs. It is also recommended to install a night light next to the ladder, illuminating the area for climbing so that children can see the ladder in the darkness. When assembling a bunk bed, it is important to test its stability by moving the beds around from different angles and applying some pressure. This will allow you to spot any loose or unstable pieces and make the necessary adjustments. Parents should also ensure that guardrails are attached securely to the bunks on both sides, including the top bunk. Parents should also ensure that children under six years old do not sleep on the top bunk as they are not coordinated and lack the balance to climb the ladder safely. It is also important to instruct children that playing on the bunks isn't allowed because it could cause them to fall off the bed or off the ladder and injure themselves. It is not recommended to jump or rough play on either bunk and only one child can sleep in the top bunk at a time. It is also a good idea to have children put away their toys before they go to bed, since they could be a hazard to trip on.