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Bunk Beds With Trundles Children love bunk beds because they are a great place to sleep and for playing. Bunk beds with trundles let you have an extra bed available for sleep-overs. A twin-over-full-full bunk bed features a double mattress at the bottom, and a single bed on top. This arrangement is ideal for families with children of different ages who share the same room. Ladders A bunk bed is a fantastic way to save space in a child's bedroom without losing safety features. It is crucial to remember that children shouldn't sleep on the top bunk until they are at least six years older. The ladder used to climb onto and off of the top bunk can cause injury if it is not properly installed or used. To ensure that your child is able to safely climb onto and off the bunk, there are a few things you should look for when selecting the ladder. The first thing to take into consideration when selecting the height of a ladder. The ideal ladder height is between 58 and 60 inches, though this can vary depending on the size of the bunk. The ladder must also be fixed to the side of the bunk frame and should not extend beyond 5 inches over the top of the end panels or guardrails. This will help keep a child from getting caught between the guardrails and the ladder. The number of rungs is an additional aspect to take into consideration when choosing a bunk ladder. Ideally, the ladder should have at least seven rungs and should be evenly spaced. The width of the ladder should be proportional to your child's height and age so that they are able to use it. You should also choose an ladder with cushioned treads. These will provide a grippy surface that will reduce the chance of slippage and falling off of the bunk. Many bunk beds have a built-in staircase, which is a great choice for those who don't want to buy separate ladders. Some ladders are able to fit perfectly into the bottom of the bunk bed and don't interfere when the lower trundle is closed or opened. Some are slanted and provide an easy, safe climbing surface that is suitable for both adults and children. You can also make your bunk bed ladder more comfortable by putting antislip tape to it. This simple and affordable solution can improve your child's grip when climbing the ladder. To apply the tape, you will have to remove the liner in black from the ladder and then cut it to the appropriate size. Once it's in place, you will need to press firmly on all sides to ensure it sticks properly. Headboards A headboard is a huge frame where a child will rest their head when sleeping. It can be constructed from metal, wood, or any other upholstery material. A headboard can be designed to fit a frame with or without side rails. It could also come with an additional feature, such as shelves built in, to aid a child in organizing his or her belongings, and create a cozy atmosphere for sleep time. When friends and family come to stay, a trundle can be easily attached. It's a great space for kids to play electronic games or read books in the quiet hours. Some bunk beds come with an trundle and others have it as an optional feature that can be bought separately. Parents are concerned about the safety of top bunks, particularly for children who are younger. While the maximum capacity of the top bunk is typically described as equivalent to or higher than the standard twin mattress, the majority of manufacturers recommend that the top bunk is used only with a mattress not more than 4 to 6 inches. If the mattress is thicker, the sleeper may end up being taller than the guard rails, which can be dangerous. If your top bunk is straight, you can attach it to the bed by using ladder hooks that connect to the frame. Hooks can be fixed to either the left or right side of the ladder, unless a headboard is blocking them. You can also opt for angled ladders if you want the most durable solution. They are a bit slack and take up more space, however they are more secure to the bed. Another option to consider for the bunk bed is a handrail. It is a solid element to any ladder or staircase and allows kids to climb or descend the top bunk in a safe manner. It's available in wood and aluminum to match the design of the bunk bed. It can be placed on either side of the ladder or staircase. Some are even fitted with storage space in the form of cubbies and drawers. Footboards A footboard is a piece of wood at the foot of the bed that covers the space between the ladder and the bed frame. The bed element provides a finished appearance to the bunk and provides a safe place to put an alarm clock or a lamp. It can be upholstered to match the other bunks or a sleek metal version is available to give a contemporary style that is compatible with a variety of decor styles. A desk can be built into a bunk bed for smaller bedrooms. This will create an area for children to work or study. The desk shouldn't be built inside the frame of the bed. Instead it should be constructed at the end of the bed (left image). Building a desk inside the bunk isn't recommended because it can cause children to strike their feet or head on it while they climb into and out of the bed. The desk should be set in a way that the child can reach the chair without difficulty, and not too far from the bed. Another option for a double bed top bunk is to include under-bed drawers. These storage spaces are great to store bedding sheets, sheets, seasonal clothing and toys as well as other things. They are also ideal to keep clutter out of sight. The drawers underneath the bed are usually on wheels, so they can easily be moved up and down the bunk's bottom without damaging the floor. You can make your bunk more secure by adding an extra rail to the ladder. This will keep your children from slipping and falling off the top bunk. The rail can be wood or metal to coordinate with the bed. Bunk beds are also offered with a slide that brings outdoor playtime into the bedroom. This will add a fun and exciting element to a room that kids will love. It is important to note that the slide should be tested for entrapment dangers as well. You can find the test requirements on the internet. Storage If two children are sharing a room, bunk beds offer a convenient sleeping solution that will save space. A double bed on the top and a twin mattress on the bottom will be able to sleep two children while freeing the floor space for other bedroom furniture items like nightstands, desks, and dressers. Bunk beds that have built-in storage offer even more ways to organize a smaller bedroom. Drawers under the bunk bed can be used to store bedding and linens. Under-bed drawers are also excellent places to store personal items such as books, toys, and other items. Some drawers under the bed come with wheels that allow you to move them from under the bunk without scratching the floor. Consider a bunk bed with a desk and shelving built-in. This will help you save space on the floor and give you a place to work from. This classic wooden bunk bed comes with stairs that double as drawers as well as an inside bookcase. It's available in six stunning neutral colors to match any decor. This bunk bed is also transformable into two separate twin beds simply by lifting the ladder. A trundle underneath bunk beds is a popular option that provides an additional bed for children when guests come to stay. Trundle beds typically sit close to the ground (roll-out trundles) or are elevated to the same height as their higher counterparts (pop up trundles). Trundle beds are available in two varieties that are roll-out and pop-up. Both are great for sleepovers or vacations. Another option that is popular is a detachable double bunk bed that is easy to move around and reuse as children grow older. These modular bunks are stacked in a classic way, but are positioned closer to traditional double bunks. They also come with a large futon at the bottom that converts to an extra couch during the day and provides a cozy sleeping area when guests visit. If you're looking for a less compact design, a double futon bunk bed is a good option. two double bunk beds and practical but has less clutter. These bunks are often arranged in an L-shape. This is ideal for rooms with a limited space. The lower futon is set at an angle to the top bunk, creating a comfortable corner where kids can relax and play with their tablets or phones throughout the day.