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Bunk Bed For Kids – Create a Shared Room Bunk beds are flexible in terms of storage, decoration and location. They also foster bonding between siblings and allow sleepovers to be enjoyed without having the kids sleep on different floors. Choose from a variety of finishes for this twin-over-twin bed. Crisp white works for coastal or cottage designs, while espresso stain and weathered navy play well with contemporary styles. Shared space Many families have difficulty to manage a shared children room. It's a room that is difficult to arrange especially for two kids with different preferences and styles. But, with a few creative ideas, a bunk bed could provide a fun and useful shared space for your child's bedroom. The bunk beds are available in a variety of sizes and shapes, which makes them ideal for smaller spaces. One of the most important aspects to consider when planning a shared kids bedroom is the general arrangement of the room. It is important to maximize the space in your shared bedroom by selecting the appropriate furniture for children. Bunk beds are the ideal way to maximize the floor space in your child's bedroom and help save space. You can also keep your child's room tidy and neat by adding additional storage space to the bunk bed. Another great method to make your child's bunk beds more practical is to put in an area divider. This will give your kids an element of privacy and allow them to concentrate on their work without causing trouble to their siblings. There are many different types of room dividers available on the market. They include bookcases as well as storage furniture. Bunk beds can also be used as a way to decorate your kid's bedroom with fun and unique themes. This DIY VW-themed bed was made using real Volkswagen parts, and painted in a vibrant palette. For a more detailed look, check out the blog Treehouser. You can also use bunk beds to create a relaxing reading space in your child's room. A designated reading area in your child's room will make them feel more comfortable and improve their concentration. Bunk beds are also an excellent way to create a fun playroom where your children can have fun playing their favorite games. Adding a trundle to your kid's bunk bed will let you easily accommodate guests during sleepovers. Choose from a wide range of trundle beds designed for kids in different styles and finishes. These trundle beds will provide your kids with an additional bed that is easily converted into two separate beds at a later time. Fun design Bunk beds are fun for kids of all ages from toddlers to teens. They let siblings share a space and can be used as a play area as well as a refuge for homework or even a fort. They also free up floor space and are great for sleepovers with family or friends members. The classic bunk bed design is flexible and can be customized to suit the individuality of your child. You can furnish the bunk room with every kind of bed, from twin-over-twin floor models, to metal beds of a full size like this one made by West Elm. This model has a side staircase instead of a traditional ladder. It makes it easier for children to climb up and down. It's also low to ground which makes it a great option for kids who are afraid of falling off the top bunk. If you're planning to build your own bunk room consider options with built-in bookcases. These are ideal to store books, sports equipment and toys. They can also be used as a focal piece in the room and are a great place to display artwork by children. They can also be painted to complement the color scheme of the bedroom your child is in. Another great option for bunk rooms is a built-in ladder that leads to a storage area. This allows you to keep certain items away from view and out of reach, which is great to keep your bedrooms tidy. Additionally, it's an alternative that is safer than a ladder that could be tripped over or climbed on by kids. A loft bed can be a wonderful feature in a child's room, especially if you decorate it with the right accents. For instance, you could include a striped headboard or bedding sets with stripes like this one from Jenny Keenan Design to make the bed feel fun and fashionable. You can also opt for a neutral palette with wood tones to create a bunk room that is warm and cozy. If you're planning to furnish the bunk room of two children, you can select a full-size bottom bunk and a queen-sized top which provides plenty of space for sleeping. The top bunk will offer a space for your children to spread out and work with a companion. This will allow your children to focus and stay focused in a cozy and private environment. Convenient storage Bunk beds are ideal for rooms that are shared, and many offer useful storage options that make cleaning up a breeze. Some models come with drawers under the bunk's bottom, where children can keep their clothes, blankets, and sheets. They keep the bunks clean and free of dust bunnies. Some have cabinets and shelves that can be used to store toys, books and other items. Some even include a desk, making it easy for children to work or work on projects at their bed. A bunk bed with a top slide is another way to add convenience. This makes getting up and down simpler for kids who are younger as well as adults who aren't as agile. The slide is also lower than the ground, so kids can safely navigate it without fearing falling out of bed. Some slides can be removed to be used when bunks are not being used as a sleep space. There are also bunk beds that have stairs that let kids easily climb into the top bunk. Stairs are smaller than ladders, and some feature handrails to ensure safety for kids. These bunks are usually made of wood, which is strong and gives the room a natural look. Some bunk beds come with an incline that can be used as a storage device to store toys, books and other things. Loft bunk beds are also available that use only the top bed. This saves floor space, and some even come with curtains to block the light to ensure a more peaceful slumber. It's important to note, though, that the CDC recommends that no children less than 6 years old sleep in the upper bunk. So make sure that your children are old enough to be able to use this option. If you're looking for a bunk that can accommodate more than two kids think about a Trundle bed. It can accommodate three kids in a tiny space. Some models have built-in storage to ensure that your room remains neat and tidy. These models are perfect for families who frequently host guests from out of town, or even raucous sleepovers. Safety The key to bunk beds safety is to monitor and instruct children how to use them safely. This helps them to avoid hazards that can cause injuries, such as falling off the top bed or climbing over an unsafe ladder. Parents can also help by ensuring that the bunks are assembled and in compliance with safety guidelines. They should also examine the bunks regularly for signs of damage or instabilities. Children are sometimes creative when they are trying to climb up to the top bunk, and they might try to use the frame as a ladder instead of the stairs that come with the bed. This could be dangerous as the frame is not designed to support the weight of a person and may collapse. It is also important to remove any potential hazards to tripping from the area surrounding the bunks, which includes toys and clothing that could be caught on the staircase. It is also a good idea to install a nightlight close to the ladder. This will illuminate the climbing space and let children see the ladder even in darkness. When building kids bunk bed , it is crucial to test its stability by wiggling the beds from different angles and applying a little pressure. This will allow you to identify any unstable or loose pieces and make the necessary adjustments. Parents should also make sure that the bunks have guardrails on both sides of the top bunk and that they are secured. Parents should also make sure that children younger than six years old don't sleep on the top bunk as they do not have the coordination and balance to climb the ladder safely. It is important to educate your children to not play on the bunks because it could cause them to fall off the ladder or fall out of bed, and possibly hurt themselves. It is essential to ensure that children do not play on the bunks or in the rough-house. Only one child should sleep in the top bunk. Toys can create dangerous to trip over and it's an excellent idea for children to get rid of them prior to going to bed.