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Children's Bunk Beds With Trundle Bunk beds for kids add storage and sleeping space to rooms. They are great for kids who share a bedroom but also for families who are planning to move up in size. A trundle bed lets you to add an additional mattress to the bottom bunk. This is ideal for family and friends. Explore our selection of bunk beds with trundle to find the right one for your home. Size If your children share rooms or you are looking to save space in a single bedroom bunk beds are a practical option. Our collection includes a variety of options to suit your needs, from twin over full bunks to double over twin over queen trundle designs. Every bed is constructed from sturdy wood or metal to ensure comfort and style. Kids love bunk beds because they create unique sleeping spaces that can be used for sleeping and play. Some designs provide additional storage space for books, toys and other items. It is important to consider the present and future needs of your children when deciding the appropriate size bunk beds for your family. If your children share bedrooms and you wish to keep them together enough for them to communicate in the evening, then a twin over full over queen is an excellent choice. These bunks can accommodate two separate mattresses and have safety railings both sides of the beds to ensure your safety. If childrens bunk bed with wardrobe are old enough to climb up and down on their own, then you may prefer a twin over queen over bunk bed with trundle instead. This bunk bed features a third mattress underneath the lower bed to create a sleeping area for guests. This is a great option for small spaces and also gives your kids the privacy needed to enjoy an adequate night's rest. The extra sleeping space is also beneficial for kids who like having friends over for all night. To accommodate this, full over full bunks that have a trundle are a great choice. They allow friends to sleep comfortably in the room without taking up much space. Bunk beds with a trundle also provide more flexibility in terms of changing your child's bedroom decor. You can easily add a Trundle to a bed, or you can buy a brand new bunk bed that has an integrated trundle. This makes it easy to convert your child's bedroom into a guest space or even a home office. Style Our bunk beds with trundles are durable, safe, and stylish. They maximize space when children share a room or have sleepovers. The stacked design lets space on the floor for play and other activities while the twin size trundle below provides extra sleeping space for guests. With a range of finishes to choose from the bunks are sure to match any bedroom decor. Bunks don't only work for siblings sharing a space; they are also ideal for accommodating guests who want to sleep over, family members who are visiting for holidays or other extended stays or even grandparents who are staying with the children. They also provide an exciting solution for rooms with limited floor space where the bunks' horizontal space can inspire creative, imaginative play that allows children to play with their imaginations while also allowing space for other furniture and décor. When choosing the right bunk bed, take into consideration room size and layout as well as the age of your children, projected growth and size and other essential features such as ladders, safety rails and sturdy frames. Choose childrens shorty bunk beds that meets your kids' preferences for aesthetics. For a sleek and modern design, check out our wood or metal trundle bunks that have built-in drawers. The drawers are easy for your child to open and close. This lets them store bedding and clothing easily and still leave plenty of space under the bed. The drawers have smooth surfaces that are easy to clean and come in a variety of finishes. They are a great match with any style of décor. Other types of bunk beds are the traditional twin-over-full-size layout as well as L-shaped designs that can accommodate large crowds. Our twin-over-full-size trundle beds are a great way to maximize space in small rooms. Our L-shaped bunks come with ladders that are inclined to make the climb to the top more secure and fun. Another option is to opt for a standalone trundle that's easy to put under the bottom bunk without the need for an escalator. These beds are perfect for spaces that don't expect frequent rearrangements and prefer the simple design of a trundle in static form that takes up very little floor space when not in use. Safety Bunk beds can be an ideal solution to save space in children's bedrooms, but if they're not constructed or maintained properly they can be a safety risk. Parents can minimize the risk by following safety guidelines and educating their children how to make use of bunk beds. Ladder positioning Make sure the ladder is securely attached to the frame and is at an appropriate height. This will stop it from falling off or sliding over. Encourage children to climb the ladder using both hands and to avoid horseplay, which can cause accidents. Also, footwear is important and children should wear non-slip socks or go barefoot to avoid slipping on the ladder rungs. Ladder maintenance can also be crucial. Make sure to check the ladder on a regular basis for loose connections, and tighten or replace whenever needed. Guardrails Make sure that the bunk bed has guardrails on both sides of the top bunk to avoid falls and entrapment. Check that the railings have no gaps or are sturdy enough to prevent a child's heads from getting stuck. To prevent injuries to young children, many manufacturers suggest that bunk beds should only be used by children who are over the age of six. Weight limits be aware of the maximum weight capacity of each bed to prevent over-stressing the frame and creating danger of injury. childrens shorty bunk beds are positioned away from windows, heaters, and hanging light fixtures. In addition it is recommended that bunk beds be set up so that children can't reach the windows from the top bunk. A variety of bunk bed designs include additional features, like stairs that can be attached to the side of the bed or built-in desks. These additional options can to maximize the use of a bunk bed. However, they can increase the price. These options can also increase the complexity and time required for assembly. Bunk beds with stairs are generally more comfortable to climb than beds that have ladders, but they require more space in the bedroom. Storage Bunk beds are a popular feature of camp cabins and shared bedrooms. They are not just elegant, but they also save space for families. They are also usually cheaper than individual beds. Finding the perfect bunk bed for your home and children's tastes can be difficult with numerous options. This is why we sought out experts — specifically parents who have written the book on furniture for children — to source the best options for each space and preference. If you're looking for a bunk bed that will allow your kids to make the most of their space, think about one that has built-in trundles. These convenient additions allow you to host sleepovers without sacrificing valuable space. Bunk beds with trundles usually have stairs that allow easy access to the mattress below. Some have additional storage beneath for books and toys. The stairs must be made of sturdy materials, and secured to the frame to allow children of all ages to safely climb. Another way to optimize bunk beds is to select a layout that is full-over-full. This arrangement maximizes space while accommodating a trio of kids or adults who prefer sleeping separately. The bunks usually have a solid-wood ladder and side rails that are safe standards set by the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC). These bunk beds can be equipped with a drawer, or a pull-out trundle that can accommodate additional sleepers. The CPSC cautions that only children over 6 years old should sleep in the top bunk. The majority of bunk beds with trundles also have a maximum weight limit of 165 pounds. The specifics are available in the descriptions of each model. Whether you're shopping for a bunk bed with a either a trundle or a twin mattress, you can find these essentials in a variety of finishes. A crisp white finish is a reliable choice for cottage, coastal and vibrant kid's rooms while a brushed gray option is modern and chic. A dark walnut stain will bring warmth to any modern kids' room, and it can be paired with a variety of color palettes.