How to Find the best bunk Cheap Bunk Beds

Bunk beds are an excellent option for shoppers who want to make use of less floor space.

Buyers looking for a bunk bed that will last: Solid wood might cost more, but it's more equipped to withstand rough kids and adult guests who might be staying over.

Families on a budget: Some bunk beds can be divided into separate beds. This can be useful in the event that your children outgrow them or you move into an apartment.

Safety Features

When shopping for a bunkbed, ensure that it meets all safety standards. It should have a sturdy frame and guardrails for the top mattress. It should also be sturdy enough to support your child's weight and not fall over easily. Be sure to check if the bed comes with side handles that will aid your children in getting in and out safely. Some bunk beds come with a ladder, while others provide stairs. Ladders require less space than stairs and are safer to climb.

It is also worth looking at the materials used in making bunk beds. Solid wood is more expensive however, it is able to withstand rougher play better than particle board laminated. It's also more attractive for rooms with children. You may want to think about the way that the bunk bed could be used if you intend to house adult guests at times. Can it be divided into two separate bed?

Bunk beds come in various shades, so it's easy to pick one that matches your child's bedroom. Some models feature a natural finish, while others feature a painted appearance. It is a good idea to think about how the bunk bed will look with your other bedroom furniture as well.

Some bunk beds have slides that can be removed. This is an excellent feature for children. From sliding down the slide with friends or taking their favorite animals on rides, your kids will enjoy hours of fun with this bunk bed accessory.

This Max and Lily bunk bed comes with a twin-size top mattress and a full-size mattress on the bottom. It can accommodate two kids in one room. It's a great choice for families with three children or more. Pick from a variety of classic finishes that coordinate with most room decor. A white, crisp finish is a fail-proof addition to cottage, coastal and colorful rooms, while a gray option works with more contemporary Bunk beds colors. A neutral stain, such as clay, can be utilized to complement a variety of interior styles.

Mattress

The mattress you pick for bunk beds has an enormous impact on how your kids sleep. A high-quality mattress will support their backs and prevent them from rolling off the top or crashing into each other. Bunk bed mattresses are available in a variety of materials, including foam, innerspring and hybrid. They are generally designed to fit into narrower frames, however you need to be aware of your child's height and sleeping position before deciding.

You should first check whether the bunk bed is in compliance with the minimum safety standards. For instance it should have guardrails to stop children from falling off the top. You should also check that the bed is sturdy and has enough headroom between the beds at the top and bottom. Finally, you'll want to make sure the bunk bed is in line with the space requirements of your home and matches the decor of your child's bedroom.

A metal bunk bed generally costs less than a wooden version and is a great option for families on a budget or those who are planning to move to an upcoming house. This twin-over-twin bed from YourZone comes with a simple-to-assemble design and is made with lightweight materials like MDF and dried kiln. Its clean lines, simple slatted footboards and headboards give it a sturdy and modern look. It's also CPSC-tested to ensure it can support up to 500 pounds for each bed, and is Greenguard Gold certified to have low chemical emissions.

This bed is ideal for older children who require more space. This bed can be ordered to fit your exact dimensions. You can also select an incline over a ladder which will save the floor space. It's a good option for siblings with an age gap, as the lower bed comes with a full size mattress, while the upper mattress is a twin. It's also a great choice for sleepovers and guests, since the trundle bed can accommodate an additional guest.

This is the only bunk bed on our list that isn't made of wood. It's ideal for parents who want to ensure their bunks will last for a long time. The metal bunk bed for adults bed is strong enough to be trusted by Fenton with her children. It's also reasonably priced and comes in a variety of colors, from neutral gray to a bold blue, so you can easily match it with the decor of your child's room. It requires some assembly, but the pieces are clearly marked, which means it isn't too difficult to put together.

Storage

If your kids are able to stay in a bunkbed with no supervision, then you may consider purchasing a bed with built-in storage. There are bunk beds that have drawers under the bottom bunk, which can be used to store clothes, blankets toys, and other items. This feature makes it simple to keep the space clean and tidy. It's also a great choice for families that travel often or have more than two children sleeping in the same room.

Another great feature of some affordable bunk beds is that they can be divided into two separate beds which can reduce space in a cramped room or allow for flexibility if you're moving to a new home. This is a feature all of the wooden bunk beds in this roundup have and is something worth looking for if you're looking at a particular option.

Consider how often you'll use the bunk bed, and whether or not you plan to add additional furniture to the room when shopping for one. The quality and design of the bunk bed should factor into that decision, but the design is a different aspect to think about. If you intend to keep the bunk bed for a long time years, it is worthwhile to invest in a durable and well-constructed item.

The cheapest bunk beds are usually made from low-quality materials like medium-density fiberboard and kiln-dried wood which is suitable for children but may not be as durable for people who are older or frequent sleepers. You can find inexpensive bunk bed made from higher-quality materials. For instance, the Xtreme Metal Bunk Bed is made of durable aluminum and has a large capacity for weight. It's a great option for families who have younger children because it can be divided into two beds as they grow older.

If you are looking for a bunk bed that matches the furniture in your child's room pick a bed with the same headboard and feetboards. That way, it won't look out of place should you decide to add more pieces in the future. South Shore's twin-overtwin metal bed is a great choice as it comes in five different colors and comes with a staircase, instead of an actual ladder. It is also available in queen over queen sizes which makes it a great option for teens and adults.

Style

A bunk bed's style can be different based on the material and configurations. For instance there are bunk beds bunk beds made of wood that's sustainable and is GreenGuard Gold certified (the highest standard of certification). Bunk beds are also available in L-shaped designs or with added features such as desks or drawers. Some bunk beds can be dismantled and used as two separate beds, which is a great alternative for kids who are likely to outgrow their bunk bed or are planning to move soon.

In terms of size, bunk beds come in a variety of sizes. The most popular are twin-overtwin and full over-full. If you have space you need, consider a higher-end bunk bed such as this one from Ikea that is recommended by experts and includes a ladder that can be moved to either side of the frame to accommodate different room layouts. This bed can be adapted to accommodate a twin-sized bed in the top bed and a twin-sized mattress in the bottom bed. It also has slats on either end of the frame that support the mattress.

If you don't have enough space to build a taller bunk bed, you can opt for this IKEA bunk bed that's a little shorter at 61 3/4 inches. It's recommended for kids over 6 years old, and it can be easily assembled in your home using an screwdriver or drill. It can accommodate an ordinary twin-sized mattress on the lower bed and an XL full-size or twin-size mattress on the upper bed. This is suitable for children of all ages from toddlers up to elementary school.

Another option is this steel bunk bed from Room & Board, childrens beds bunk which experts recommend due to its durability and quality. It's the only bunk bed not made of wood on this list. It's also built to last for a "very long time." It can be used with twin or full-sized beds, comes with a ladder at either end, and slats that are secured on each side. It also has a trundle beneath the lower bunk for use when guests come to stay.

For a simple and classic, this wood bunk bed from Crate & Kids is a excellent choice. It's recommended for kids who are over six, and it has strong guardrails that keep young children safe while they sleep on the upper level. It can be purchased in various colors and finishes, and it's easy to put together.