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How to Find the best bunk bed Cheap Bunk Beds

Shoppers who want to reduce their space: Bunk beds make room for other furniture.

Looking for a bunk bed to last Solid wood is more expensive, but better equipped to handle rough children or adult guests.

Families with a tight budget A few bunk beds can be divided into separate beds. This can be beneficial when your children grow out of them or if you move to an apartment.

Safety Features

If you are shopping for a bunkbed, ensure that it meets all safety standards. It should have a solid frame and a guardrail for the top mattress. It should be strong enough to support the weight of your child, and not easily tip over. Check if the bed has side handles that will help your kids get in and out without danger. Some bunk beds have an incline, while others have stairs. Ladders are smaller than stairs and are more secure to climb.

It is also essential to think about the materials that are used to construct bunk beds. Solid wood is generally more, but it is more durable than laminated particle board. It's also more appealing for kids bunk beds' rooms. You might want to think about the way that the bunk bed could be used if you intend to host guests from the adult world occasionally. Will it be able split into two separate bed?

Bunk beds usually come with a variety of colors, making it easy to choose one that matches your child's room. Some models are painted, while others feature natural finishes. It is a good idea to think about how the bunk bed will appear with the rest of your furniture, as well.

Some bunk beds come with a slide that can be removed. This is a great feature for children. From sliding down the slide with friends to sending their plush animals for rides, your children will be entertained for hours with this bunk bed accessory.

This Max and Lily bunk bed comes with twin-sized top mattress as well as a full-size bottom mattress. It can be used by two kids in one room. It's a great choice for families with three kids or more. Choose from a selection of classic finishes that coordinate with most room decor. A clean white finish is a reliable option for coastal, cottage and bright rooms, whereas a gray option works with more contemporary palettes. A universally neutral stained finish, such as clay, is a good choice for many interior styles.

Mattress

The mattress you choose for bunk beds will have significant impact on how well your kids sleep. A top-quality mattress will help support their backs and prevent them from falling off the top or crashing into each other. Bunk mattress mattresses are available in a wide range of materials, from innerspring to foam and hybrid versions. They are generally designed to fit the narrower frames of bunk beds, however it is best to take into account your child's weight and sleeping position when choosing one.

The first thing you should look for in a bunk bed is if it meets minimum safety standards, like guardrails that prevent children from falling off the top. You should also check that the bed is sturdy and has enough headroom between the beds at the top and bottom. In the end, you'll need to make sure the bunk bed you choose to use meets your space requirements and is compatible with your kiddos' bedroom decor.

Metal bunk beds are typically less expensive than wooden models and are an excellent choice for families with an unfavorable budget or who are planning to move in the near future. This twin-over-twin bunk bed (minecraftathome.com) from YourZone comes with a simple-to-assemble design and is made of lightweight materials like MDF and dried kiln. Its simple lines, simple slatted footboards and headboards give it a strong and modern appearance. It's also tested by CPSC to ensure it can support up to 500lbs per bed, and Greenguard Gold certified to have low chemical emissions.

For older kids who may require a little more space this full-over-full bunk bed from Max and Lily is a smart choice. You can customize the bed to fit your specifications and choose stairs instead of ladders, which helps reduce floor space. It's a great option for siblings with an age gap, as the lower bed has an entire size mattress and the higher mattress is a twin. It's also a great option for guests and sleepovers, because the trundle bed is able to accommodate an additional guest.

This is the only bunk bed we've listed that's not made from wood. It's a great option for parents who want to be sure that their beds will last for a long time. The metal bunk bed is durable enough to be loved by Fenton with her children. It's also reasonably priced and available in a range of shades, ranging from neutral grey to vibrant blue. This allows you to make it a part of the style of your child's room. It will require some assembly but the pieces are clearly marked, so it isn't too difficult to put together.

Stores

If your children can stay in a bunk bed without supervision, then you might want to get one that has built-in storage. There are bunk beds that have drawers beneath the bottom bunk, which can be used for blankets, clothes toys, or other items. This option makes it easy to keep the room clean and tidy. This is a great choice for families that travel often or have more than two children sharing a bedroom.

A few bunk beds that are cheap can be split into two separate beds. This can save space in smaller spaces or give you flexibility if moving to a different home. A majority of the wood bunk beds featured in this roundup come with this feature, and it's well worth looking out for if that's what you're looking for.

Consider how often you'll use the bunk bed and whether or not you intend to add additional furniture to the room when you shop for one. The quality and construction of the bunk bed should factor into that choice, but the design is a different aspect to think about. If you plan to keep the bunk bed for a long time it's best to purchase something that's durable and well-constructed.

The cheapest bunk beds are usually made of low-quality materials such as medium-density fiberboard or kiln-dried wooden which is suitable for children but may not hold up as well for those who are adults or people who are frequent sleepers. There are a variety of cheap bunk beds that are made of better materials. The X-Treme Metal Bed is a good example. It is made from strong aluminum and is able to support a significant amount of weight. It's also a great option for families with children younger than since it can be split into two separate beds as they grow older.

If you're in search of a bunk bed that matches the furniture in your child's room opt for a model that has the same headboard and feetboards. This way it won't appear out of place if you decide to add more pieces in the future. South Shore's twin-over-twin metal bed is an excellent option, as it comes in five colors and comes with a staircase, instead of an actual ladder. It's also available in queen-over queen sizes, which makes it an excellent option for teenagers or adults.

Style

The design of a bunk bed can vary based on its materials and configurations. For example there are bunk beds made of wood that is sustainably harvested and is GreenGuard Gold certified (the highest standard of certification). Bunk beds are also available in L-shaped designs, or with added features, such as drawers or desks. Some are even designed to be taken apart and used as two beds which can be a good option for children who outgrow a bunk bed or are planning to move soon.

Size-wise, bunk beds come in many different sizes. The most common are full over-twin and twin-overtwin. If you have enough space, consider an extra taller bed like this one from Ikea. It is favored by experts and comes with an incline that can be moved on either side of the frame for different room layouts. The bunk bed is able to accommodate a twin-sized bed in the top bed and the bottom bed. It also has slats at the opposite side of the frame to support the mattress.

If you don't have enough space to build a taller bunk bed, you can opt for this IKEA bunk bed that's a little shorter at 61 3/4 inches. It's recommended for kids older than six years old, and can be assembled at home with the screwdriver or drill. It will fit the standard twin mattress in the lower bed, and an XL twin or full-size mattress in the upper bed, which means it's suitable for kids from toddler through elementary school.

This metal bunk bed for kids bed from Room & Board is another option that is highly recommended by experts due to its quality and flexibility. It's the only bunk bed that isn't wood bed on this list, and is built to last for "a very long time." It accommodates twinor full-sized mattresses and has an adjustable ladder that can be moved to either end of the frame, and has secured slats on both sides. It also has a trundle below the lower bunk for use when guests come to stay.

This bunk bed made of wood from Crate & Kids will suit those who want something simple and classic. It is recommended for kids older than six years and features strong guardrails to keep the children safe when they sleep on the upper levels. It is available in various colors and finishes and is easy to assemble.