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Double Bunk Beds Top and Bottom Bunk beds can add style, storage and function to a child's bedroom. Many of these sets can be converted into separate beds so that they can change with your child and remain a useful option for sleeping. Keep in mind that bunk beds need an extremely high ceiling. You must ensure that there's enough headroom to be able to get in and out of bed in a safe manner. Size Double bunk beds come in a variety of sizes. It's important that you determine the size of your room prior to buying. Also, be aware of the height of your ceilings, as this will impact the safety of your bunk bed and comfort. If your ceilings have a high height, you may be interested in a lofted twin bed that can be separated into two separate beds. It will free up space in your bedroom and offer each child a separate space to host sleepovers or parties. Some lofted beds come with built-in storage drawers. These can be useful if your floor space is small. The kind of ladder or staircase that will be used with the bunk bed is another factor to consider. The majority of bunk bed designs have straight ladders, however, some might have an angled ladder or staircase with handrails. Both are safe and easy for children to climb, but the style you pick will depend on the amount of floor space available in your space. Straight ladders take up less space, while stairs provide more safety features, such as handrails and built-in storage. The size of the mattress on the top bunk needs to also be considered. You must ensure that your top bunk's mattress isn't too heavy, as it can cause a sleeper to fall off of the bunk and injure themselves. Most bunk bed manufacturers suggest that you choose a full-size or twin-size mattress for the top bunk and twin-size or twin XL mattresses for the bottom bunk. You should also take into consideration the age range of your kids when choosing the bunk bed. Children under the age of six should not sleep on the top bunk because they could easily slip off and harm themselves. Set clear rules for your children and make sure they follow them. You should also teach your kids to use the ladder properly and to avoid hanging things from the rails of the top bunk, such as belts or scarves. It is important to communicate to your children that the top bunk is not to be used as a playground. These items can create strangulation risks. You can put a clip-light right next to the staircase, which will aid your children in finding their way to the stairs at night. Style There are lots of style options when it comes to bunk beds. Some are traditional in design and others offer a relaxed rustic feel. Other styles have a straight, clean style that would look right at home in the bedroom. No matter what style you choose make sure that safety is always a top priority. Set the bunk beds in a way that your children won't be pushed against each other while moving into and out of the bed. Make sure that the bunk beds are far enough from lights, ceiling fans as well as blind cords, heaters (which could strangle your child) and windows. Bunk beds come in a variety of styles and colors. Some feature an attractive natural wood grain, and others have a paint job that ranges from neutral stone to bold navy. The wood finish can influence the overall design of the bed, which is why it's important to think about the color scheme of your children's room scheme when picking the bunk bed. If you're looking to make sure that your children's bunk bed will grow with them, pick a model which can be separated into two beds once they're ready to enter the teen years. This model by Harper & Bright comes in a variety of stunning painted finishes as well as rich walnut. Many parents opt for a double bunk with stairs, since this lets their children easily climb into and out of the top mattress without worrying about falling off the ladder. If you have children who aren't ready to use stairs, there are alternative alternatives. For instance the twin over queen bunk bed from Harper & Bright can accommodate three mattresses. It also comes with a pull-out trundle with a convenient trundle design that fits one mattress within the space of one side rail. No matter which style you pick, be sure your children understand that the top bunk is to be used for sleeping. It's a good idea remind them of this principle often, particularly when guests visit and are inclined to play on the top bunk. Also, ensure that you are able to enforce the safety rules when your children have a sleepover. Safety While bunk beds may be exciting and fun, there are some security concerns that must be taken into consideration. It is important to check your bunk bed frequently for loose or missing pieces and follow the instructions provided by the manufacturer. It is essential to ensure that the frame of your bunk bed is sturdy and secure, especially when sleeping in the uppermost space. Children should not play on the top bunk and must learn that they can only sleep on it for a single time. This may seem like a difficult rule to enforce, but it is to protect their safety. Another important safety measure is to make sure that the mattress on the top bunk is properly fitted. The top bunk mattress should not be deeper than 15cm, and it should fit snugly into the guard rails. A mattress that is deeper could cause the side guards of the bunk bed to deflect from the wall. This could lead to an unintentional fall from bed. The mattress on the bottom of the bunk should be supported by slats or wires that run directly underneath and are secured securely at both ends. If the mattress is held only by the bed frame or slats it may fall down to the bottom bunk and cause injury to the child who sleeps at that level. Finally, it is essential to have a ladder that permits your child to climb up the top bunk in a safe manner. Many manufacturers provide angled ladders that are more stable than the traditional vertical ones. These are perfect for smaller children. You need to consider using a flashlight at night to help your child find the ladder in the dark. The most common bunk bed injuries are falls, and more than half of these occur in children under six. Children who are too young to sleep on the top bunk could hurt themselves when they fall off during a nap or while playing. Fortunately, the majority of falls can be prevented by a few simple safety measures. It is also a good idea to use a full-length fitted sheet on the top bunk and to put up guardrails on both sides of the upper bunk. Mattress Bunk beds are a great option for roommates or families with limited storage or living space. They allow two, even three people to comfortably sleep in a single space by putting one bed on over another. These space-saving, fun frames can accommodate twin queen, full, or twin mattresses, and can be paired with storage options like drawers and trundles to maximize the space for sleeping. It is essential to determine the mattress size and thickness before purchasing a bunk bed. The thicker the mattress of your bunk bed and the larger the space will be between the sleeper and the ceiling. It is also important to select a mattress that is at the right height for the top bunk, so that you can use the guardrails and get in and out of bed safely. If you decide to select a larger mattress for the top bunk, it's recommended to select a smaller trundle that will fit into the lower frame so that there is more headroom between the upper and lower beds. This will reduce the risk of hitting your head when reading a book or getting ready for bed. It also makes it easier to change between beds and mattresses. There are bunk bed with double bed of mattresses to consider for your bunk bed such as hybrid, innerspring memory foam and latex. A memory foam mattress is ideal for the top bunk because it is designed to conform to the body and eliminate pressure points. It's also lighter than other types of bunk bed mattresses, which can reduce the possibility of overheating during warm nights. If you're looking for a durable and cost-effective option, a mattress made of coils is a good option. They are made of steel springs, which provide solid foundations for a bunk. They're usually less expensive than other types. They're also an excellent choice for teens and older children who require extra support when sitting up in the bed to study or play games.