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Bunk Beds For Children's Single Rooms Bunk beds make a great choice for children's rooms. They save space by putting two beds on the same level and help siblings who share bedrooms. Bunk beds can also be a fun element of design that can inspire the wild imaginations of children. They can be transformed into princess towers, pirates' ships or medieval castles. Size While bunk beds may come to mind when thinking of families with two or more kids sharing a room, they're actually popular choices for children living in households with just one child as well. The traditional bunk bed allows kids to call dibs on the top or bottom and then transform the resultant space into a playroom fort, castle or homework refuge. It also lets siblings share without sacrificing individual comfort. You can also invite guests to sleepovers without having everyone to sleep on the floor. We have a broad selection of single bunk beds that are suited to a variety of budgets and needs. There are twin over twin bunks for small spaces where space is a priority and full over full bunks that can fit mattresses that are as large as dorm beds in college. Some feature a staircase that's built into the side of the bunks to allow easier access to the top as well as trundle beds under the upper sleeping levels for added flexibility. Our collection of single bunk beds and loft beds for kids is available in a variety of finishes styles, colors, and designs. Some even feature storage options like shelves, drawers, or other furniture pieces integrated into the design to make use of valuable floor space. Some of these kids' single bunk beds and loft beds can be assemble at home, while others require professional assembly. Before making any purchases, take the time to consider your child's unique sleeping and play habits, as well as the dimensions of the room and the arrangement. If your child is a climber you will want to be aware of the dimensions of the bunks, as well as the distance between them. When your kids have settled in their loft or bunk beds, they will likely be excited to invite friends to stay for sleepovers, movie nights and popcorn. Bunk beds make these special occasions even more fun and memorable. They give more room in the room to accommodate an toy box, dresser and other furniture. Safety Bunk beds are an excellent option for kids' rooms with an additional benefit of storage space. When selecting and making a bunk bed it is important to consider the safety aspect. Bunk beds that are not properly built or used incorrectly can cause serious injuries. Bunk beds must be constructed to standards to prevent injuries. This standard provides the essential guidelines for the construction, use and maintenance. Falls and accidents involving ladders from the top bunk or bottom bunk are the most frequently reported injuries associated with bunk beds. To reduce the risk of these accidents, ensure that your bunk bed has solid guard rails on both sides of the upper bunk. They should be at least of 5 inches higher than the mattress's surface to avoid the possibility of entrapment and should be securely attached to the frame of the bunk bed. The rails for guards must be free of gaps that could let a child fall through. Similarly, ensure the top bunk is secured with guardrails that are at least of 3 feet higher than the floor. This will help protect your child from falling out of bed during sleep or play. To avoid entanglement, guardrails must be set at a safe distance from ceiling fans and lighting fixtures. It's recommended that the ladder is placed away from these elements to stop children from gaining access from the bunk bed. Only allow children older than six years old typically six years old or older access to the top bunk. Children younger than six may not have the maturity or coordination required to climb the ladder in a safe manner. Be sure to follow the manufacturer's guidelines regarding the weight limit and age for each bunk bed. Encourage your kids to use ladders and not sit on chairs or other furniture to climb up onto the beds. Also, tell them to use the railings on the top bunk to sleep only. It is a good idea for you to repeat these rules until your children fully understand these rules. It's a good idea to not allow children to hang objects such as belts or scarves on the railings of the top bunk. These items could result in strangulation if a child becomes caught in them. Style Bunk beds aren't just for children sharing the same room. They're also a popular option for kids who are not married. They're also a great option to accommodate guests and sleepovers. There are a variety of alternatives in addition to the standard twin-overtwin bunk beds. Some have a full over queen design, which can be ideal for older children and teenagers who require more space to sprawl out. Other models have traditional or leaning ladder as well as stairs for easy climbing and storage space underneath. If you're on an extremely tight budget, you might think about a twin bunk bed that has a lower beds. This lets you combine a traditional loft and a storage unit that is low-rise. Many kids bunk beds are available in a vast range of styles and finishes to complement any style. There are lofts and bunks built according to the specifications of your child when they have a concept of how their new bed should look. Some even include shelving and drawers, which could be a great option to keep the floor clean. If you're looking for a standard bunk bed ensure you choose a model with low-to-the-ground beds and sturdy ladder rungs suitable for children who are younger. If you're considering a loft bed however you must ensure that your children are mature enough to be able to get to and down from the top bunk in a safe manner. While there isn't a one-size-fits-all age, you can expect your children to be ready to use the top bunk by the time they're six years old. Angled ladders are a good option when you're worried about your children being able to climb the top bunk. They require a bit more space than straight ones but are also more comfortable to climb and offer more safety for younger children. Additionally, the majority of inclined ladders from Planet Bunk Beds can be easily moved to accommodate your children's space arrangement. Budget Bunk beds are expensive however they can save space and last for many years. They are a great option for kids' rooms that don't have a lot of extra space, or for families with two children sharing the bedroom. Before purchasing a bunk bed for your child, it's important to take into account the dimensions of the room as well as the height. You should also think about the kind of material you'd like to use and your budget. You should think about a bunk bed that could be converted into two separate beds. The majority of models that we sell come with this feature. They are constructed of solid wood and are finished with an extremely low VOC finish to minimize the amount of light your child is exposed to while they sleep. one bed bunk bed let you keep twin beds even if your kids grow out of them, or if you move to a larger home. A twin-over-twin bed is a great way to save some money. It will fit standard mattresses and cost less than the full-over-full. It is also important to take note of the weight limits and safety features of the bunk bed. Some bunk beds have guardrails that reach to the floor, while others have a slanted form that allows for easier climbing for young children. Avoid bunk beds situated near fixed objects, such as closets or windows. They pose an injury risk for children who may fall off the top bed or become stuck between the bed frame and the wall. It's a good idea to leave at minimum 30 inches in the space in front of the ladder to keep it out of ceiling fans, lighting, and window blinds. Some bunk beds come with additional storage options like drawers or shelving on the bottom. This will make it easier to organize your children's toys and clothing. Some models even have slides, which can add a bit of fun to their nighttime routine.