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Buying a Double Size Bunk Bed A bunk bed brings style and functionality to bedrooms. It's perfect for siblings who share the bedroom or for teens who want to invite guests to stay. When shopping for a double-sized bunk bed, take into consideration the height of the ceiling and whether you want the bottom to be equipped with a trundle for extra guests. Find a step or ladder that is wide enough for teenagers and small children to climb. Size There are a variety of options to choose from when you're thinking of buying a bunk bed. There are a variety of options such as twin over twin, twin over full or even triple bunk beds. These bunk beds are designed to accommodate two or more people, so you can make the most of your bedroom space without sacrificing comfort or safety. Bunk beds can also be disassembled to make two twin beds if you need. This allows you to repurpose your bunk bed in the future, if your children no longer need it, or if you wish to save money on additional headboards and foundations. When choosing a mattress for your bunk bed, it's important to keep in mind that the dimensions of your bunk will determine which kind of mattress is the best. You can pick a standard twin mattress for the top bunk or go for a twin XL, which is 5 inches longer than traditional twin mattresses. This option is perfect for teens as it allows them to have more length to accommodate taller sleepers. You can also choose a futon bunk, which includes a pull-out sofa at the lower part of the frame. double top bunk bed offers more sleeping space for teens or adults. The size of your bunk bed must also be taken into account because you don't want to buy mattresses that are too high, and risk crashing your head against the ceiling when you lay down. As a general rule you should have 6-8 inches between the mattress and the upper guard rail so that sleepers can sit comfortably in their bed. Based on the size of your bedroom, you may also want to think about the height of the bunk bed ladder. You can buy stairs or angled ladders for bunk beds. Staircase ladders require more space but are safer than straight ladders. Bunk bed ladders are available in a variety of heights. This is helpful when you have children that are growing and might require changing rooms. Some bunk beds are designed to be divided into lofted beds that are separate, which will free up space on the floor for a dresser, desk or toys. This can be a great solution for older kids or teens who don't want share their rooms, as it will allow them to move into their own rooms with confidence. Material Double bunk beds are available in a variety of materials. Solid wood is the most durable and longest-lasting option, while metal is cheaper and a good choice for budget-conscious buyers. Bunk beds can also be made from particleboard or engineered wood however, these are not as sturdy as solid wood and can emit Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) that can have respiratory, allergic or immune-related effects on children. Another important aspect to consider when choosing a bunk bed is the height of the top bunk. A bunk bed that is too high could cause people to fall off the top bunk or even hit their head on the rails. Typically, a bunk bed should be no higher than six feet from the floor. This bunk bed with trundle has modern design and a timeless aesthetic. The angular frame is tucked into the corner of your child's' bedroom and the space beneath can be utilized as a study space with a desk or a tranquil place to relax with a comfy throw pillow and a graphic comforter. This chic bunk bed has been crafted using kiln dried pine wood and durable engineered wood for strength and durability. The bed is hand-finished with the color of your choice: simply white or seadrift. The bed's modern, clean lines are accented by oil rubbed or brushed nickel bronze hardware. These bunks are a perfect option for kids who have outgrown their beds for children or toddlers but are too tall to fit into traditional twin beds. These bunks are also perfect for adults who wish to share the bedroom with a younger child or college student living in a small apartment. This twin over full bunk bed comes with an under-bed ladder and two storage drawers, which are a convenient place to stash bedding and clothing. Unlike traditional bunk beds, this one does not require a box spring or foundation. Instead the beds are stacked on one another and can be used to accommodate the traditional or memory foam mattress. While memory foam mattresses are popular for their ease of use, they can be more expensive than coil or innerspring mattresses. Design Bunk beds are an excellent alternative for kids sharing a room. They can offer more sleeping space while not taking up more floor space. Bunk beds are available in a variety of styles and configurations. Many come with extra features like tables with built-in stairs, and trundles. While you can find ready-made bunk beds at most major furniture stores, you can also build a custom-designed bunk bed in your home to suit any space size and style. When deciding on a bunk bed, it is important to take into consideration the area of your bedroom as well as the height of the ceiling. A larger room will be able to accommodate a larger mattress, whereas smaller rooms will require two mattresses to avoid crowding the space. You must also make sure that the ceiling does not hit your child's head when they are sleeping on the top bunk. Basic bunk beds are made using two twin-size mattress however, some variations utilize a full-size mattress at the bottom with an additional twin on top. These bunks are perfect for siblings who share a single room or older children who want more space to play and study. These bunks are ideal for small bedrooms as they let floor space accommodate other furniture such as desks, dressers and toy boxes. Other kinds of bunk beds include loft beds, which can be used as an office or playroom and can double as a bed for guests to are visiting. These beds are available in different finishes, from classic to contemporary, and are often designed with a sturdy wood construction. Some beds have shelves built into them for books and other accessories. Another type of bunk bed is the double bunk with an L-shaped design that provides more privacy and can be set up with a variety of styles to suit any bedroom. It is also safe to use, since it includes a staircase with safety rails and a desk built in making it a great option for siblings who need to do their homework or perform other things in bed. If you have a bigger budget, you can opt for a double-over-queen-size bunk bed that has an inbuilt staircase and trundle. This bunk bed has more storage space and can be used by more guests than a standard bed. The spacious design is ideal for teens and can be adapted to fit any style or finish. Safety While injuries to bunk beds do occur, the majority are caused by the way children use the beds, and not a result of the design or construction. With a few simple safety guidelines bunk beds can be safely used by children of all different ages. Choose the location you wish to place your bunk bed and then measure the different dimensions of the room. This will help you determine if the bed will fit and have enough room for sleeping and playing. Check the ceiling's height to avoid placing the bunk beds beneath ceiling lights or fans. Always follow the manufacturer's directions when assembling your bunk bed. This will ensure all parts are properly fitted and your bed is sturdy. Replace any worn or damaged components. Make sure that the ladders on the bunk beds are secure and can support your child's weight and any guests that may be sleeping over. Teach your children the rules for bunk bed use. For instance, the upper bunk is for sleeping only and shouldn't be used for games or jumping. Similarly, the ladder should be secured to the bunk and should not be placed near any furniture or other toys that could encourage children to climb up it. Additionally, children must be taught to climb up and down the ladder slowly and with care. When making your bunk bed consider using ladders that attach to the side of the bed instead of one that runs underneath it. This will decrease the risk of tripping or getting tangled with bedding or clothing. Consider installing an extra nightlight in the room near the bunk bed. This will allow your children to feel more secure when climbing into and out of the bed at night. It's an excellent idea to test the spaces and openings on the guardrails as well as in the mattress foundations prior to letting your children sleep on them. The ideal is for them to be no more than 5 inches wide and not be placed in the areas where children's heads could be struck when they sit up straight in the upper bunk.