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The Best Bunk Beds For Small Rooms

When shopping for a bunk bed, take into consideration the dimensions of your room as well as its ceiling height. You should also look for a bunkbed that can handle the weight of teens or children.

For instance, this full-overfull bunk bed from Oeuf has low sides and a lower sleeping space that are ideal for younger children or 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

If you're looking for a bunk bed that has a minimal footprint, take a look at this model from Harriet Bee. It has slats on both sides, and a ladder that fits neatly on top of the frame, minimizing the amount of space it occupies. It's a good option for small spaces because it is lower-height -only 47.5 inches- than most other bunk beds.

It comes in a variety of colors including brighter options like Ocean and Tangerine as well as neutral colors like Sage and Taupe. It has a maximum weight of 200 pounds per bunk, making it a better option for those who want to put your adult on the top bunk.

Another feature to consider is the type of mattress you'd like to purchase: While most bunk beds can be used with standard twin mattresses, a few can accommodate twin XLs (which add five inches in width and length) or full mattresses that make it easier for teens and even adults to rest comfortably. You'll need separate mattresses for each size, but this gives you plenty of options in terms of budget and space.

One thing to keep in mind with any bunk bed is that the safety features should be tested according to CPSC standards, says Madeleine Burry, who curated this list for the Spruce. This means that the child cannot fall out of the bed at the bottom or fall into the rails of guarding. Additionally the frame will not slide or break when someone climbs to the top bunk.

For greater peace of mind, opt for a bed that's GreenGuard Gold certified for safe environmental emissions, which isn't always the case with metal bunk beds. The Max & Lily bunk bed is a good choice since it's made from sustainable procured solid New Zealand pine and TSCA-compliant engineered wood and it's coated with a low-VOC finish that is free of harmful chemicals. This bed comes with 14-inch guard rails and it doesn't need a box spring or bunkie.

2. Mainstays Full Over Full Bunk Bed

This is a solid, safe full over full metal bunk bed that is shorter than the average bunk beds to fit into smaller spaces and provide more space to play. It's a great choice for kids and teens rooms. It fits a twin-size mattress as well as a full-size mattress (sold separately). The lower bunk is secured with metal slats that hold and provide airflow to mattresses and eliminate the need for the use of a box spring. The top bunk is equipped with safety rails and the ladder is simple to climb. It comes in a single box that is easy to assemble.

It is available in black, silver, and white finishes to coordinate with any style of bedroom. This bunk bed offers more storage space than traditional bunk beds and is a great choice for shared bedrooms. It's sturdy enough to hold adults, making it a great option for older children or teens.

3. Room & Board Twin Over Full Bunk Bed with Stairs

Bunk beds aren't just for kids, they can also help adults save space in tiny spaces. The Room & Board twin over full bunk bed with stairs features a classic design and a sturdy construction that can support up to two adults. It's also available in different designs, so you'll find one that is best suited to your style.

Metal bunk beds are gaining popularity because of their durability and sleek design. The Room & Board Bunk bed Cheap Bed features a sturdy steel framework and slat system that can accommodate multiple people without any problems. Its sturdy construction makes it one of our most secure bunk bed options.

Another aspect to take into consideration is the bunk bed's height and if it is suitable for the space. Bunk beds that are low in height are great for rooms with lower ceilings, and typically come with a safety railing at the top to stop children from falling off. If you choose a bunk bed with higher heights it's essential to keep the upper level clear of any ceiling fans, which can be dangerous for kids according to Dr. Colleen Kraft, a pediatric physician at Children's Hospital Los Angeles.

You'll also want to consider how you will access the bunks and what storage space you need. A majority of the options in this list have integrated storage options, like drawers underneath the bed and pullouts for trundles. This feature eliminates the need for additional dressers or storage units and makes a bunk bed even more cost-effective.

The stairway is constructed into the side of the unit, or the end, which is a better option compared to a ladder attached to the frame. You can also opt for either a slanted or angle-angled ladder. They are more suited for children to climb and may be more suitable for those who have difficulty climbing straight ladders.

In addition to maximising space, many of the bunks listed here can be transformed into two beds which is ideal for the time when your children are ready for their own rooms. Some even come with a futon option that can accommodate guests.

4. Harriet Bee Full over Full Bunk Bed With Drawers

This bunk bed from Ikea is a great choice for families on a budget. It's also easy to build and has attractive footboards and headboards with slats. It only comes in twin over twin sizes, and the top bunk measures at 61 3/4 inches higher than the floor. This may be too high to use for children who are younger. It is also recommended that you choose a mattress that is thinner (IKEA sells them) for the top bunk to reduce the chance of falling out of bed and hurting yourself. Be aware that the ladder is not movable, which may restrict your options when it comes to arranging the room.

The bunk bed is available in a variety of colors. There are bright choices like Ocean and Tangerine as well as neutral finishes such as Sage, Mineral Silver, Taupe, and Seadrift. It is also certified by GreenGuard Gold and adorned with child-safe water-based paint. This bunk bed has a much greater capacity to support weight than other bunk beds. It can be used by teens and adults. However, general safety advice from the CPSC suggest that no one under six sleep on top of the bunk bed.

Bunk beds are an exciting sleeping arrangement for children, and they're a smart choice for rooms with small spaces. Bunk beds aren't always secure, so make sure you choose ones that are sturdy and complement the design of your room. In addition to looking for a style that is appropriate to your space, you need to consider the ceiling's height and whether you'd like to add additional features, such as a trundle bed or other storage, says Nikki Klugh, principal designer and founder of Nikki Klugh Design Group, Inc.

Bunk beds can be a costly investment, but can bring your family years of fun and excitement. Just make sure to consider all safety concerns before purchasing one and remember that kids grow fast. You should also consult the CPSC to get specific safety warnings and recommendations. The CPSC sets standards for guardrails, the size of beds, surface coatings and phthalates to reduce the chance of falls and entrapment.