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Bunk Beds For Children's Single Rooms Bunk beds are a great option for rooms with children. By putting single bunkbed in the same space, they save on the floor space and make it easier for siblings to share a space. They're also a great design element that can stimulate children's imaginations. Bunk beds can transform into princess towers, pirate ships, or castles from the mediaeval period. Size While bunk beds may be a thought of families with two or more kids sharing a space but they're a popular choice for children living in households with just one child as well. The traditional bunk bed lets kids pick which side they'd like to take up and transform the space into a castle, fort or a space to do homework. It allows siblings to be able to share their space without sacrificing their own comfort or inviting their guests over for sleepovers. We have a wide selection of single bunk beds to satisfy all budgets and requirements. There are standard twin over twin bunk beds that are ideal for small rooms that are designed to maximize space, as well as full over full bunk beds designed to accommodate children's mattresses up to the size of college dorm mattresses. Some have a staircase built into the side of the bunks for easier access to the top and others have trundle beds under the upper sleeping levels for added flexibility. Our kids' single loft and bunk beds is available in a variety styles, colors, and configurations. Some beds come with storage options like shelves, drawers or other furniture pieces integrated into the design to maximize valuable floor space. Some of these single bunk beds and lofts designed for kids can be assembled by yourself at home. Others require professional assembly. If your children are preparing to transition from a single or toddler bed to a loft or a bunk we suggest you take the time to carefully think about their individual sleeping and play habits as well as room dimensions and layout prior to making any purchases. For instance, if your youngster is a climber it is important to think about the height of the bunks and the distance between them to ensure safety. After your children have settled into their bunk or loft beds, they will likely be excited to invite their friends to sleepovers, movies, and popcorn. Bunk beds make these special occasions even more enjoyable and memorable. They allow for more space in the room to accommodate toys, a dresser, and other furniture. Safety Bunk beds are an excellent option for kids' rooms with an additional benefit of storage space. When choosing and building a bunk bed, it is important to consider the safety aspect. Serious injuries can result from bunk beds that are poorly made or used incorrectly. To prevent injuries bunk beds must be in compliance with a standard that is mandatory. This standard provides the most important guidelines regarding construction, usage and maintenance. Accidents with ladders and falls from the top bunk or bottom bunk are the most frequently reported injuries associated with bunk beds. To reduce the chance of accidents, make sure that your bunk bed is adorned with sturdy rails for protection along the sides of the top bunk. They should be at least of 5 inches higher than the mattress surface to prevent getting caught and are securely secured to the frame of the bunk bed. Guard rails must also be free of gaps that could let a child fall through. Additionally, ensure that the top bunk has secure railings that are a minimum of 3 feet higher than the floor. This will keep your child from falling off the bed while playing or sleeping. Keep in mind that these guardrails should be placed a safe distance away from hanging light fixtures and ceiling fans to prevent getting caught in. It's also recommended to ensure that the ladder is placed away from these fixtures as well to prevent children from climbing up them from the bunk bed. Only older children (usually six years old or older) should use the top bunk. Children younger than six years old age may not be mature enough or coordinated enough to safely navigate the ladder. Be sure to check the manufacturer's guidelines on age and weight restrictions on each bunk bed. Encourage your children to use ladders to get onto the bed and not to sit on furniture or chairs. Also, remind that they should only use the guardrails of the top bunk while sleeping. It's a good idea to keep reiterating these rules until they are completely understood by your children. It's also a good idea to allow children to hang objects from the guardrails on the top bunk, such as scarves or belts. These items could result in strangulation if a child becomes trapped in them. Style While bunk beds are typically considered a good solution for sharing rooms with kids however, they're popular for single children as well. They are also a great option to accommodate guests and sleepovers. While the classic twin-over-twin bunk beds take up the most floor space, you can find many other options as well. Some come with a full-over queen design, which can be suitable for older children and teenagers who need more room to sprawl out. Other models have traditional or leaning ladder and others have steps for easy climbing and storage space beneath. If you're on a tight budget, you may want to consider the twin bunk bed with lower bed. This allows you to combine a traditional loft with an affordable storage unit. A variety of bunk beds for kids are available in a vast range of styles and finishes to fit into any style. You can also find lofts and bunks that are made to your child's specifications if they have a vision of how their bed should look. Some have shelves and drawers to make sure the floor is free. If you are shopping for a standard bed, choose one that has low-to-the ground beds and sturdy ladder steps for smaller children. If you are shopping for a bunk bed, make sure your child is old enough to safely climb up and down the top bunk. There is no one-size fits all age, but you can anticipate your child to be ready for the top bunk when they are six years old. If you're concerned about your child's ability to climb the top bunk it's worth considering ladders with angled edges. Although they take up a little more floor space than straight ladders, they're easier to climb and offer more safety features for younger children. In addition, many angle ladders made by Planet Bunk Beds can be easily adjusted to suit your child's room arrangement. Budget Bunk beds can be expensive, but they also make room and can last for years. Bunk beds are a great option for small kids' bedrooms or for families with two children sharing a bedroom. Before buying a bunk bed for your child, you need to take into account the dimensions of the room and the size. You should also consider the type of materials you'd like to use and the price range. You should think about a bunk bed that could be made into two separate beds. Most of the models we feature include this feature and are constructed of sturdy wood with a low-VOC finish, which will reduce your child's exposure to harmful chemicals while they sleep. These beds allow you to keep twin beds even if you have children who grow out of them, or if you move to a larger home. A twin-over-twin mattress is a great way to save money. It will fit standard mattresses and cost less than an entire-over-full. Be sure to be aware of the safety features and weight limits of the bunk bed. Some bunks have guardrails that reach to the floor and others have a slanted design which makes climbing easier for younger youngsters. It is also important to stay clear of bunks that are close to fixed objects in the room, like windows and closets. They pose dangerous for children who may fall out of the top bed or get stuck between the bed frame and the wall. It is best to leave at least 30 inches between the ceiling fans and the ladder blinds for windows, as well as lights. Some bunk beds come with extra storage features, such as shelves or drawers on the bottom. This can help keep your kids' clothes and toys organized. Some models come with a slide that will add a fun element to their bedtime routine.