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How to Choose the Best Bunk Beds for Teens

Bunk and loft beds can add fun and functionality to kids' rooms. They can also help save space.

Find bunk beds that are flexible, such as ones with drawers on the bottom or a trundle that is easily removed. You can also find twins that are stacked, which can be separated to create two beds. Also, think about the weight of the top bunk.

Size

When choosing a bunk bed for your children you should consider the size, style and security. Consider the height of the ceiling to ensure the bunks fit in your space, and make sure there's enough space for your kids to move around them. The beds should be spaced sufficiently apart that children can safely get up and down without having to hit one another or the walls. Also, you'll need to find out whether the top bunk is able to support mattresses of the same size as the bottom one, so that you don't have to pay for a trundle, or an extra bed in the near future.

You may also opt for a non-traditional bunk shape that is suitable for your space. For instance, an L-shaped bunk beds for kids can be perfect for a small bedroom or even a shared guest room. It will save floor space, and accommodate a queen-sized or twin-over-full mattress on both upper and lower levels, based on the model you select.

A lot of the top bunk beds for teens can expand with your kids and can be converted into two separate beds when it's the right time to transition into a regular double bed. Storkcraft Solid Wood Ladder Twin Bunk Bed, for example it has an old-fashioned farmhouse design with curving headboards. It also has wagon-inspired guardrails on the top bunk. It's made of knot-free New Zealand Pine and has an integrated stationary ladder that connects the lower and upper bunk beds. This creates more space for children to play.

Another option is a loft bed that maximizes corner spaces in rooms with tweens. It's ideal for smaller spaces because it takes up less vertical space and lets you use the lower level for desks, storage cabinets or dressers. It's also a good choice for older kids because it eliminates the need to climb an elevator or ladder, making it more accessible to larger children as well as adults.

Test the height of any bunk bed in your child's room with blue painter tape. This will give you a feel of whether it can be easily climbed into and out at night without causing any damage to heads or the bottom of the window sill or hanging curtains. In addition, you should ensure your family's safety is on your mind by checking out the Consumer Product Safety Commission's rules for bunk beds, which set standards for guardrails and other features that reduce entrapment and falls.

Safety

Bunk beds are an excellent option for families with children of all ages, but it's important to take into consideration the safety features when shopping. You should look for beds with rails that are high enough to prevent kids from falling off or becoming trapped, and a mattress that doesn't elevate the bed's surface too high. Also, pay attention to the weight capacity, as certain bunks are less able than others.

Check the manufacturer's website to find out what specifications are available regarding mattresses and weight limits. Most manufacturers provide guidelines on how thick the top bunk mattress can be, and they'll often list the total bunk and upper bed weight capacities.

The best childrens bunk beds beds are sturdily constructed and the ladder or stairs should attach to the frame securely and have handles on the sides for safety. It is also recommended to avoid bunks that have slatted sides as they could be dangerous for children to climb up or down, particularly if the slats aren't tightly fitted together. If your children like to play on the ground, pick an un-slung bunk that allows them to play and sit without being too far from the floor.

If you're in a tight space or do not want to take up too much room in the bedroom of your child, opt for an L-shaped bunk bed. They require less floor space and are typically only about the same width as a single bed, making them ideal for smaller rooms with low ceilings. They are also suitable for younger children who might be intimidated by the higher bunks.

If you have more space, you can opt for a full-over-full-size bunk bed. They are typically the safest and most elegant bunk beds uk beds available that are available, and they can be used as twin or full size beds. Pottery Barn Kids' Belden bunk bed is an elegant and sturdy choice that will grow with your child's development as they grow. It can even accommodate Trundle beds (sold separately) to accommodate older teens and adults. It's Greenguard Gold certified for low chemical emissions and is made from sustainably sourced Baltic Birch wood, and it comes in multiple color options.

Style

If it's the shared room or one kid, the right bunk bed can give teenagers something to be happy about. Many designs are minimalist and sleek and some have more fun elements. Bunk beds come in various sizes, such as twin-overtwin, full-overfull and even queen. A twin over full style is a favorite among teens because it allows them to sleep two children in the same space and still has room for a desk, dresser or storage drawers at the bottom. Some options come with an trundle bed that can be used on the upper level to fit an extra mattress.

Teens also adore the twin over king loft bed that occupies less floor space and gives them more space to spread out or work from home, says Fenton. A bunk bed made of metal with a full-length guardrail is a popular option for older kids because it's "built to last and it's the most sturdy, grown-up bunk," she adds.

Think about a l-shaped or T-shaped design, which is essentially a raised platform bed. They're designed with a ladder at the end. This provides a more modern look and more room for a desk or dresser. They're not as efficient at conserving space as a traditional bunk, but they're a stylish option for teens, and give them more space in their rooms.

If you're looking to find a more affordable bed that will provide plenty of safety and comfort, consider a futon bunk. Futons are compact and versatile which means you can move them around if your kids wish to redesign their rooms in the near future. However they're not as sturdy as a metal or wood bunk bed, and they don't come with guardrails for the top bed.

Bunks that have stairs or ladders are also available. Ladders are more space-efficient and easier to climb. Stairs on the other hand, can be used as seats by younger children. Some models can even be capable of being converted into a desk and chair, allowing your child to create the ultimate bedroom suite to study or play.

Budget

When choosing a bunk bed, it's essential that you consider your budget. While there are plenty of inexpensive options out there but if you're planning on buying a bunk bed that can last into the teens (or even into adulthood) it might be worth paying more for a high-quality design that can be used for many years to come.

Before you begin shopping, consider who will be using the bunk bed and what their sleep needs might be. A twin-overtwin configuration works well for siblings who share bedrooms, while full over full bunk is a great option for adults who are looking to reduce space or the expense of a separate queen-sized mattress. You'll need to determine the amount of headroom between the top and the bottom bunk. If your children are still in toddler beds, it may be better to select a layout that is lower than the ground.

The ideal bunk bed for teens will be a good value and one that will expand with them. Choose a design that can work in traditional and modern rooms, or go with something like the Oeuf Perch bunk--an Editors' Choice pick for the Spruce--which can be split into two separate twin beds should you need to reconfigure your space in the future. This design has a clean-lined modern design, boucle-upholstered railings, and a stationary ladder that's simple for children to climb and descend and down, and it's Greenguard Gold and Fair Trade certified for environmental and social responsibility.

A bunk bed with built-in storage is an additional way to save money. This can include drawers under the lower bed, or shelves beneath the top. This will help keep the bedroom clutter-free, and is particularly useful for those who have the space of a small one. A majority of the bunks on our list come with this feature, and some come with additional storage options such as an bookcase headboard for the upper bunk and a desk for the bottom.