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Bunk Beds For Children's Single Rooms Bunk beds make a great option for kids' rooms. By putting two beds in the same room they conserve floor space and make it easier for siblings to share a space. Bunk beds can also be a fun element of design that can entice the wild imaginations of children. They can transform into princess towers, pirates' ships or medieval castles. Size Bunk beds are very popular with children who live in families with only one child. 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 lets siblings share comfortably without sacrificing their individual comfort or inviting their friends for sleepovers. 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 that are ideal for smaller rooms in which space is a concern, and full over full bunks that can accommodate mattresses as big as dorm beds in college. Some bunk beds have an inbuilt staircase that makes it easier to access the top level. There are also trundle beds beneath the upper levels of sleeping. Our collection of single bunk beds and loft beds for kids is available in different finishes styles, colors, and designs. Some beds have storage options such as shelves, drawers, or other furniture pieces incorporated into the design to maximize floor space. Some of these children's single bunk and loft beds can be assembled at home, whereas others require professional assembly. Before purchasing any items Before you purchase anything, think about your child's unique sleeping and playing habits, as well as the room dimensions and layout. For example, if your youngster is a climber it is important to think about the height of the bunks and the distance between them for safety reasons. When your kids are settled into a bunk or loft bed, they'll likely be excited to invite guests to watch movies, popcorn and sleepovers. Bunk beds can make these special occasions more memorable and fun. They allow for more space in the room for an toy box, dresser and other furniture. Safety Bunk beds can be ideal for bedrooms for children, since they offer extra storage space. But it's important to think about safety when choosing and assembling your bunk bed. A serious injury can occur from bunk beds that are poorly constructed or used in a way that is not properly. To prevent injuries bunk beds must comply with a standard that is mandatory. This standard provides the most important guidelines regarding the construction, usage and maintenance. Accidents with ladders and falls from the top or bottom bunk are among the most common injuries related to bunk beds. To reduce the risk of these accidents, ensure that your bunk bed is equipped with sturdy guard rails on every side of the upper bunk. They should be a minimum of 5 inches above the mattress's surface to avoid getting caught and are securely secured to the frame of the bunk bed. Guard rails should be free of gaps that could allow children to fall through. Also, make sure the top bunk has secure railings that are a minimum of 3 feet above the floor. This will prevent your child from falling out of bed while sleeping or playing. Remember that the guardrails must be a safe distance away from hanging ceiling fans and lighting fixtures to prevent the possibility of entanglement. It's also a good idea to ensure that the ladder is set away from these fixtures as well as to stop children from accessing them from the bunk bed. Only allow children older than six years old, usually aged six years or older, to use the top bunk. Children under six years of age may not be coordinated or mature enough to safely ascend the ladder. Be sure to check the manufacturer's guidelines on age and weight restrictions on each bunk bed. Encourage your children to use the ladders and not sit on chairs or other furniture to climb onto the beds. Also, teach them to use the railings on the top bunk to sleep only. It's a good idea to reinforce these rules until they're fully understood by your children. It's a good idea to not let children hang things like belts or scarves from the railings of the top bunk. These items can be strangling for children when they get trapped in them. Style While bunk beds are typically considered to be a perfect solution for kids sharing rooms, they're actually a popular choice for children who are single. In addition to preserving the floor space and ensuring the feeling of privacy to each child they also make it easier to accommodate guests who stay overnight or for sleepovers. While the classic twin-over-twin bunk beds take up the most space on the floor there are many other options as well. small single bunk come with a full-over-queen design which is perfect for older children and teenagers who need more space to stretch their legs. Some have leaning or standard ladders, while others have stairs with storage beneath. If you have a smaller budget, you may prefer an upper and lower twin loft bed, which lets you combine a traditional bunk with a separate, low-rise storage unit. Many kids bunk beds come in a variety styles and finishes that fit in with any decor. If your children have a particular idea of the way they'd like their new beds to look it is possible to find lofts and bunks designed to match their preferences. Some even add shelves and drawers. This could be a great option to keep the floor clean. If you're looking for a standard bed, choose one with low-to-the ground beds and sturdy ladder steps for younger children. If you're shopping for a bunk bed make sure your child is old enough to safely climb and down the top bunk. While there's no universal size for every age, you can generally expect your children to be ready to use the top bunk at the age of six years old. If you're worried about your child's ability to climb up the top bunk it's worth considering angled ladders. Although they take up a little more space than straight ladders but they're much easier to climb and provide greater safety features for smaller children. In addition, many inclined ladders from Planet Bunk Beds can be easily moved to fit your kids' room arrangement. Budget Bunk beds are expensive, but can save space and last for a long time. They are a great choice for kids' rooms that don't have lots of extra space, or for families with two children sharing a bedroom. However, before you choose a bunk bed it is essential to consider the size of your child's room as well as the ceiling's height. Also, you should think about the kind of material you'd like to use and the cost. You should think about a bunk bed that can be made into two separate beds. The majority of beds that we sell come with this feature. They are constructed from solid wood and finished with an extremely low VOC finish to limit your child's exposure when they sleep. These beds allow you to keep twin beds even if your kids grow out of them or you decide to move to a bigger home. Another way to save money is to purchase a twin-over-twin bunk that can be fitted with standard-sized mattresses and be less expensive than a full over full. You should also pay attention to the security features and weight limits of the bunk bed. Some bunk beds have guardrails that extend to floor, while other bunk beds have a slanted design which allows for easier climbing for young children. It is also crucial to avoid bunks close to fixed items in the room, like closets and windows. These beds pose an injury risk for children, who might fall out of the top bunk or get stuck between the bed frame and the wall. It's a good idea to leave at least 30 inches of space in the space in front of the ladder to keep it out of ceiling fans, lighting, and window blinds. Some bunk beds have extra storage features like shelves or drawers on the bottom. This will help you organize your children's toys and clothing. Some models come with slides that can add an element of fun to the bedtime routine of your child.