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Bunk Beds With Ladders and Slides
Whether you're outfitting siblings' rooms or maximizing your floor space, or accommodating a whole family bunk beds can be a great use of small space. Be on the lookout for elements like the angled staircases, slides and ladders that extend.
It's also recommended to remove hanging items from the top bunk because they could pose a strangulation risk.
Ladders
Getting into the top bunk of a bunk bed could be a challenge for kids and adults as well. Although some might be enticed to climb up, this can be a risk of falling and is a risk for children, people with joint problems or who are older. Ladders are a great way to eliminate this issue and provide a safe easy, comfortable and easy to climb entry point for children.
There are several ladder options for kids' bunk beds including straight and inclined ladders. Straight ladders connect directly to the frame of the bunk bed whereas an angled ladder extends slightly from the bed's side. Angled ladders are ideal for small spaces and are suitable for all ages because they provide more space for the feet when climbing up. They also come in different designs and colors so that you can choose one that is in keeping with the design of your room or matches the color scheme of your bunk.
A bunk bed with stairs built into the side is a great option. Stairs are more space-consuming than ladders, yet they don't protrude out of the side of the bed. They are therefore the ideal choice for rooms that have plenty of space on the floor. Many kids bunk bed s with stairs also have cubbies that double as bed storage, ideal for storing toys, books and pajamas.
If you are on a tight budget straight ladders are a more affordable option for bunk beds. Straight ladders may not be as durable as a stairset, however it is still sturdy and safe for children of all age groups. Stairs however are a little more expensive, but they are also extremely flexible and can be used by kids of all ages as they grow up.
A fresh design option is moving the ladder to the top of the bunk bed. This style is minimalist and that was designed with teens and tweens in mind. This style is available in all Maxtrix bunk sizes and heights, including twin over twin full over full, and queen over queen.
Slides
Bunk beds with slides add a fun addition to bedtime. Bunk beds with slides aren't just fun for kids to climb up and down, but they also give parents peace of mind that their children are safe at night. These beds are great for kids who have anxiety about sleeping at higher levels and can be a an enjoyable way to get into bed even for older children.
When you are choosing a bunk bed with slide, keep in mind the dimensions of your child's bedroom and the furniture that is there. Certain beds, such as the Casey Chestnut Kids Bunk Bed with Ladder and Slide are perpendicular, and require a little more space than other styles. This bed has a built-in slide and ladder to allow easy access to top bunk.
Another option to add an additional slide to bunk beds is the Billi-Bolli Slide Tower. The Tower can be put on the short side of a bunk bed to reduce the room depth required for a bed with slide. This can be reduced by 70 centimeters depending on the assembly height. This lets you put an infant bed with a slide in rooms that would not normally be suitable.
You can choose low loft beds that come with slides in addition to bunks with slides. These beds are great for small bedrooms, as they are more spacious for storage and play. They can also be transformed into a twin-over full bunk bed with trundle to accommodate two extra children for sleepovers. Like all of our kids bunk and loft beds, the adorable bunk bed and slide you purchase can be transformed into any Maxtrix combination in time as your children grow and change.
It's important that you adhere to the safety guidelines for loft beds and bunk beds. Be sure to place the slide on a level surface, and away from other structures in the bedroom. It is also recommended to supervise your children while using the slide, as it can be dangerous in the event of a fall.
Storage
Many bunk and loft beds come with drawers integrated that provide a handy storage solution for bedding, clothing toys and more. Whether you're looking to make the most of space in a tiny room or create more organization for an already overcrowded kids bedroom, the right bunk bed with storage can assist.
Drawers that are built in the stairs are a perfect combination of safety and innovation and allow children to securely access their top bunk, while keeping their clothes and toys well-organized. They can also be an attractive, fun accent for your kids' bedroom which adds to the aesthetic appeal. Some bunk beds with storage for stairs can also be customized so that you can tailor the space to meet the needs of your family.
Some models of bunk beds and loft beds have curtains to give children the feeling that they are in their own private space, even if they're sharing the same room. This feature is great for children who like to read or just dream in the peace. You can purchase bunk and loft sets that feature curtains or curtain rods, or simple drapes to create the look yourself.
If you're struggling to find area for flooring and your children are screaming for bunk beds, but you can't accommodate two beds, think about a corner loft. This style combines two raised beds in one corner of the room, freeing the floor space to accommodate other furniture, like a desk or a toy chest.
Bunk beds with desks turn sleeping spaces into cozy study spaces. These bunk beds are great for children who need a quiet space to study or play games. Some models, such as the Slam bunk bed from Maxtrix offers solid wood desks with a bookcase to match to make it easy to make a workspace in your kids' room.
Other bunk and loft beds have a desk built at the bottom, which is ideal for younger kids who want a separate spot to write, craft or read. This is an ideal way to promote independent learning and creativity in your children's rooms while helping them develop valuable organizational skills.
Style
The dimensions of your bedroom and the habits of your child's sleep will determine the ideal kind of bunk bed for your children. If you have small space the twin-overtwin design can save the floor space while allowing the children to share a bed in the loft. If you have higher ceilings, choose a staggered bunk layout like the one shown. It keeps the ladder at the other side and leaves the top bed open, making it easier for children to climb up and down without bumping their heads.
For rooms with larger spaces, a full-over-full arrangement is a great choice. It offers more storage with a deep drawer on the bottom and older children to sleep on the upper floor without feeling left out. These kinds of bunk beds typically come with a ladder at the side or a staircase that provides hidden storage for toys and books, and a sturdy railing that is slatted to ensure security.
If you want to keep your bunk beds basic, go with a solid color such as white or gray. These finishes blend in with nearly every kid's room, whether they have a cottage, coastal or vibrant palette. If you're looking for something more appealing, then a wood finish like walnut or cherry is a good option. It can add warmth to an old-fashioned or farmhouse-style room and still provides plenty of visual contrast with bright colors.
Kids love to decorate their bedrooms, and bunk beds allow them to express their creativity. Bunks with a slide can be the centerpiece of a functional, fun bedroom for kids. Your children will have hours of fun gliding down the slide with their pals and sending their favorite plush animals on rides.
You could consider a bunk bed similar to this one, from Furniture Row, with a colored stairway. The railings for the stairway are available in red, blue, green or charcoal and includes a set of three bunk bed color-matched mattresses. The staircase is fitted with shelves into it to store books and other things. This makes sure that the beds are neat and clutter-free.