The Best Bunk Beds For Small Rooms

When looking for a bunk bed, consider the size of your room and the height of your ceiling. It is also important to consider a bunk bed that can support the weight of teens or children.

This full-over-full Oeuf bunk bed has low sides with a lower sleeping area and is perfect for smaller children and rooms with low ceilings. This bed comes with a trundle which provides additional sleeping space for guests.

1. Harriet Bee Twin Over Twin Bunk Bed

Harriet Bee offers a great option for a bunkbed that has small footprint. It features slats on the sides, and an elongated ladder that sits perfectly between the frame and reduces the amount of space that it occupies. It's an ideal choice for smaller spaces since it is lower-height -only 47.5 inches--than other bunk beds.

It's available in a variety of colors, including bright choices like Ocean, Tangerine, and Scarlet as well as more neutral colors like Sage, Silver, Taupe, White, and Cognac. It can hold a weight capacity of 200 pounds per bunk, which is higher than many of the other bunks on this list. This is crucial if you intend to sleep adults in the top bunk.

You should also think about the kind of mattress you'd like. While the majority of bunk beds are designed to accommodate standard twin mattresses (with five inches extra in width and height) Some can be adapted to twin XLs or full mattresses that can make it easier to sleep for adults and teens. You'll need separate mattresses for each size. This will give you more flexibility in terms of budget and space.

Madeleine Burry curated this list of bunk beds for the Spruce. She says that safety features on any bunk bed must be tested according to CPSC standards. That means that a child can't be thrown off the bottom bunk or get stuck between the two guard rails and there's no danger of the frame moving or falling apart when a person climbs up or sleeps on the top bunk.

Choose bunk beds made of metal that are GreenGuard Gold certified. This is an excellent way to guarantee your safety and the environment. The Max & Lily bunk bed is a great choice because it's constructed using sustainably harvested solid New Zealand pine and TSCA-compliant engineered wood and it's coated with a low-VOC finish that is free of harmful chemicals. The bed also has 14-inch tall guard rails. It doesn't require a bunkie board or box spring, so you'll save money on additional furniture for your bedroom.

2. Mainstays Full over Full Bunk Bed

This is a sturdy, secure full over full metal bunk bed that is designed smaller than standard bunk beds to fit into smaller spaces and allow for more room to play. It's a great choice for teens and kids rooms. It fits a twin-size mattress and a full-size one (sold separately). The lower bunk is stocked with slats of steel that support and allow airflow for the mattresses. This eliminates the need for box springs. The top bunk is fitted with safety rails, and the ladder can be easily climbed. It comes iide of the unit or at the end, which makes it easier to store when compared to a ladder that is that is attached to the frame. You can also opt for a slanted ladder, or an inclined ladder. They are more suited for children to climb, and could be more appropriate for those who struggle with a straight one.

A lot of bunk beds on this list can be converted into two separate beds. This is great when your children are ready to go out and have their own bedroom. Some bunk beds come with an option of a futon that can accommodate extra guests.

4. Harriet Bee Full over Full Bunk Bed With Drawers

This Ikea bunk bed is ideal for families with a tight budget. It's also simple to put together and comes with stylish slatted headboards and footboards. It's only available in twin over twin sizes, and the top bunk measures 61.3 inches higher than the floor. It could be too high to use for children younger than. It's also recommended that you use a thinner mattress (IKEA sells these) for the top bunk to reduce the risk of falling out of bed and hurting yourself. Be aware that the ladder is not movable, which may limit your options for arranging the room.

The bunk bed is available in a range of colors. There are bright choices such as Ocean and Tangerine as well as neutral finishes such as Sage, Mineral Silver, Taupe and Seadrift. It's also GreenGuard Gold certified and is finished with child-safe water-based paint. This bunk bed has a higher weight capacity than other bunk beds. It is able to accommodate teenagers and adults. However, general safety warnings from the CPSC suggest that no one under the age of six should sleep on the top of a bunk bed.

Bunk beds can be a thrilling sleeping arrangement for kids, and they're a smart alternative for small rooms. However, they're not always safe unless you take the time to find ones that are well-constructed and match your space's design. In addition to searching for a style that suits your space, it's crucial to think about the height of your ceilings and whether you'd like to add additional features, like a trundle bed or other storage space, says Nikki Klugh, principal designer and co-founder of Nikki Klugh Design Group, Inc.

Bunk beds for small spaces can be an investment of a significant amount however they can give your family years of enjoyment and joy. Make sure you think about all the safety issues before purchasing a bunk bed, and remember that children grow rapidly. It is also essential to consult with the CPSC for specific safety recommendations and warnings. The organization sets standards for guardrails, bed dimensions surface coatings, phthalates and surface coatings to help reduce the risk of falls and entrapment.