The Best Bunk Bed For Teens

Loft beds and bunk beds are great space-saving solutions for kids rooms. Choose from a variety styles, finishes, and configurations that will meet your family's requirements.

Fenton prefers the Room & Board full-over-full for its sturdy construction and neutral color, which doesn't make it look too childish when teenagers take up the top bunk. Fenton also recommends Oeuf Perch bunk beds due to their elegant design, which can be separated into separate twin beds.

Size

Bunk beds come in twin-over sizes of twin. If, however, your children are tall and would like to spread out when they sleep, they can purchase queen-over-queen bunk beds. Adults may want a larger mattress. You can find options in full over full and twin xl bunk bed sizes.

It's crucial to consider the capacity of your selected bunk bed to make sure that it can support teens or adults, says Laura Fenton, author of Bunk Rooms: 115 Ideas for Two or More. "Many bunks say how much weight they can handle, but it's best to verify this in person since some may seem more fragile than others," she says. You should also be aware of the ceiling's height to ensure that the bunk is suitable and there's enough space for your children to climb in and out of it safely.

There are bunk beds that are lower due to the fact that they sit closer on the ground. This is a good option for rooms with low ceilings or smaller spaces in which a standard height bunk could take over the space. However, a low-height bunk may not be as sturdy as a bed that is higher and isn't recommended for smaller kids because it's easier to fall off the top.

Other bunk beds are high, which provides an older-fashioned appearance and is ideal for older children or adults who want to be able to easily sit up in the bed. This l-shaped bunk bed is a great example, as it can sleep two people in a corner. It also provides plenty of room below for playing or hanging around, as well as storage for clothes and toys.

A metal bunk bed is an alternative. It is durable and can withstand a lot more wear than wood. It is available in a variety of fashionable designs and is perfect for older kids because it's less likely to get damaged by bumps and scrapes. It's our only bed that's not made of wood and is a popular choice for adults Fenton. Fenton.

Style

As teenagers grow older, they may no longer be interested in the traditional bunk bed style. A loft bed is a modern alternative, since it removes the bunk beds above, leaving the space below for desks, lounges or storage. This can also allow younger siblings to share a room and allows teens the option of transferring the bed into a separate space for guests later on.

A twin XL bunk bed can accommodate two people and still leave enough room for their larger legs and arms. This is a favorite choice for college students and young adults who live in cramped spaces. Teenagers can opt for the twin-XL bunk bed, which has a long desk to complete their homework and work. This is a great way to help them stay focused on their studies and avoid distractions.

Another kind of bunk bed that works well for older kids and teens is a full-over-full configuration. This design is a little more expensive than the twin over full, however, it's a good investment when your children will use the bunk for several years. Choose a sturdy wood frame with non-toxic finishes and low volatile organic compounds (VOC) to ensure your teen will have a good night's sleep.

Look into a cheap bunk bed with a sleeker and more modern appearance if don't have much cash to spend. A majority of bunk beds have a ladder at the foot of the bed and have a clean, simple silhouette. This is perfect for teens who have outgrown the toys of childhood. Look for bunk beds in a neutral color like white or gray that can be paired with any color palette.

For a more striking look, try a dark walnut or espresso wood finish. This shade isn't as versatile as a neutral classic, but it can be a great addition to any color scheme and can give your teenager's bedroom an edgy look that's an upgrade from the standard.

This contemporary design is perfect for any bedroom that is shared. It can be converted into a twin or full-size bed. The lower bed can be divided into a twin or full-size bed, and the beds are constructed from FSC sustainable Baltic birch plywood and manufactured wood, and are coated with GreenGuard Gold certified finishes free of chemical.

Safety

When you are buying a bunk bed for teens, safety features should be at the top of the list. The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) regulates bunk beds and sets safety standards for falling, entrapment and other hazards such as sharp edges, surface coatings, and phthalates. Make sure you choose bunk beds that have guardrails on all sides of the bed's top especially for children under six who may fall or get trapped between the frame and mattress.

A ladder that is securely connected to the bunk and positioned at a safe incline can also minimize the risk. It's important to teach kids how to climb up and down the ladder, discourage horseplay and make sure they wear non-slip socks or barefoot when climbing. Regularly inspect the ladder for loose connections. Tighten or replace the connections as needed.

If you opt for a loft bed it is essential to determine the size of the room to ensure that it will fit perfectly. Avoid bunks that have slats as they can be an easy entry point for splinters or rust. Choose a bunk that has a platform base instead, which will help reduce these risks.

Only one child at a given time should sleep on the top bunk. Children are at risk of falling or getting stuck between the mattresses when they use the top bunk to store items or for other purposes like studying. It is also essential to remove tripping hazards as well as obstructions from the area surrounding the bunks. This is especially important for the ladder access point. Installing a light at night around the ladder can also help. It will illuminate the path to climb, and prevent tripping accidents.

A popular option is the Oeuf Perch bunk, which has an L-shape, and can be divided into a twin loft bed and the standard size bed. It's GreenGuard Gold certified and made of FSC sustainable Baltic birch plywood and eco-friendly MDF, with the weight limit of 250 pounds for the loft bed. It's a popular choice for Fenton and Morris, who say it provides "nice flexibility" as children grow. Pottery Barn Kids' Belden Full-over-Full Bunk Bed is another good option. It's stylish, sturdy, and has a weight limit of 200 pounds for the bottom bunk. It's also GreenGuard Gold certified and finished with water-based paint, which does not emit volatile organic compounds or Ozone depleters.

Stores

Bunk beds are an excellent option to make space in a child's bedroom while adding whimsy, fun and adventure. The best bunk beds for teens will not only offer plenty of storage space and space, but they also have other features that evolve with your children, such as trundles that slide out from underneath the bottom bunk. These beds are available in a broad selection of styles and colors to fit any child's bedroom design.

When shopping for a new bunk bed, take into consideration the mattress sizes of your children and dimensions of the room to determine what size is most suitable for them. The most commonly used arrangement for bunk beds is twin-overtwin. This allows your children to sleep comfortably while not sacrificing floor space. If you have room for a larger mattress you can upgrade to a twin-over-full configuration. This bunk bed is ideal for families with limited space. It offers two full-size beds with a compact footprint.

This bunk bed comes with high-quality guardrails that extend to the top, which is essential to ensure that your children are safe while they're on the upper level. It's also available in a variety of colors, including a fresh white finish that pairs with any color scheme. If you want more of a masculine look you can opt for a dark espresso finish or even matte black finishes.

Another excellent aspect of this bunk bed is that it has a built-in ladder and has plenty of storage under the bed, which is perfect to keep toys and linens well-organized. It's also an Greenguard Gold Certified product, meaning it is in compliance with low emissions standards for volatile organic compounds and Ozone depleters.

This classic bunk bed is a chic and budget-friendly option for your children's bedrooms. It's constructed from solid pine wood, and has slatted headboards and footboards for an elegant, modern look. Most customers say that it takes about three hours to put together. Many also note that the materials are durable and that this bunk bed is built to withstand frequent use.

This triple-decker bed is a stylish bed for any child's bedroom. It is made of solid and manufactured wood, and comes with a child-safe finish with low VOCs. This bunk bed is also Greenguard Gold Certified and has a full-over-full mattress configuration, that provides ample sleeping space for your children and guests.