bunkers Loft bed Beds For Kids - Maximize Your Kids' Room Space

If you're planning to decorate your child's room in a small space, you might want to think about the loft bed with wardrobe underneath bed. The bed will help you save space and also provide a space for the child to read, work on homework or perform other activities.

This particular DONCO model has a large amount of storage. It comes with a desk, bookcases, and drawers. The pine wood construction makes it tough and sturdy.

Size

For the average kid the twin loft bed offers plenty of space for sleeping that can easily last through their teens. Because these frames typically hold twin-sized mattresses they're also less expensive and space efficient than bunk beds. But what if your kids need more space for play than a traditional sleeping area provides?

This L-shaped Loft Bed from Pottery Barn is the perfect solution. This frame is ideal to give your kids the playroom inspired by a treehouse that they've always wanted and offers plenty of space for sleep and study.

While most loft beds have a ladder for children to climb up into them, this one has a more secure option with railings on both sides of the structure, which help protect against falling. Plus, it's designed so that kids can only go up and down the ladder from the top or foot of the bed, which helps further mitigate risks of falling off.

This loft bed from DHP takes things one step higher and makes it more fun for young ones by adding a slide that allows them to climb to the top level of their bedroom. Of course, it's always essential to train your children on how to properly use the ladder, and to avoid over-exuberant play on the top level of a loft bed.

If your kids live in an unwieldy space or share more space with a sibling, a loft bed such as this from Storkcraft can save lots of floor space. The bed comes with an exclusive mounting system that allows you to fix it either to the wall or to a set of steps so that it can serve as a desk, or a twin bed that is full size.

Many kids like to use their loft beds as a place to study or work and this piece by Storkcraft can help you achieve that with fashion. The design features an integrated desk that can accommodate a desktop or laptop computer and includes an open-air hutch that houses shelves for school books, school supplies and other items. The hutch has an area for sitting on the lower level, complete with macrame sconces. This adds a warm design to the space.

Style

When it comes to putting together a kids' room maximising space is the rule of thumb. From bedding and clothing to toys, books, and games, rooms for kids can get pretty full and making the maximum use of vertical space is a must. A loft bed can be an ideal solution for kids.

There are a variety of loft beds to suit kids' preferences and their needs, and the design options are really only limited by your imagination. If your child is fond of playing pretend to be an astronaut or play house, a loft designed to resemble the structure could be the ideal space to play.

Another popular option is a loft bed that has a built-in desk, which is a great option for children and teens to study homework, or for arts and crafts. This kind of loft bed can be used as a teenager hangout, and it usually has a slide as well as other fun features to keep children entertained while they're sleeping or working.

Experts consider loft beds for children to be safe, regardless of design, provided they are properly placed in the room and not being used for climbing, jumping, or any other activity that is not supervised. Guard rails are usually high enough to prevent children from falling off the top bunk. If the stairs or ladder are part of the loft bed, they should be securely connected.

The installation of curtains or other room partitions around your loft bed can help your kids feel safe when they sleep. It's a simple and inexpensive method to create a comfortable sleeping area for your kids that is more like their personal room. It's also a great option to block out the noise of the rest of your home. If you're looking for a loft bed with lots of storage, you should consider the option of having shelves or cubbies that are built into the bottom level. This allows your children to keep their supplies at hand and will save floor space otherwise taken up by a desk.

Safety

Loft beds and bunk beds are fun for kids however, they can also be risky. Children under the age of six are more susceptible to injuries from falling off these beds, which often have guardrails along the sides but not on the top. It is essential for parents to teach their children the proper way to use these types of beds, and to make sure that they do not play on the top or bottom bunks, or the ladder.

Most of the common accidents that happen on single loft bunk bed beds and bunk beds is kids slipping off of the top of the bed. This is particularly prevalent with toddlers who lack the reasoning skills needed to realize that bunk beds are not for sleeping or play. Other risks include children falling down the ladder or on the side of the bed or playing under the bed, where they could be trapped by hanging clothes or toys.

Some lofts and bunk bed loft bed bed designs feature ladders that are built in and eliminate the possibility of children falling or get trapped. Additionally, it's an excellent idea to install a safety net for the loft bed to prevent kids from falling off the edge of the loft.

Choose a loft or bunk bed that has a desk and bookcase. The bunk bed has a stylish ladder that is attached to the frame. The lower level is a study space with a desk, storage and toys.

This bunk bed is a fantastic option for children who love camping. Its natural-inspired accent wall can make to feel like they're in a tent or a fort. The top of the bunk bed features a space to set up a tent or curtains and the lower level is a large workstation that has plenty of room for a desk, bookshelves, and a laptop. The bunk bed is constructed with pine, a sturdy but light wood that can take paint and stain well, and it's suitable for twin or full-sized mattresses.

Storage

A loft bed for kids can be used to store toys, clothing and other personal belongings. It can also serve as an office or study space with a laptop or computer. Providing children and teenagers with an area for work under their loft bed can help them focus on school projects, assignments and homework, free of games or toys. It will aid in staying organized and keep the clutter in check.

It is a great choice for families with multiple children and little space. It allows a child to sleep on the top bunk, while siblings can use the bunk below. The futon in the bottom can be transformed into a full-sized bed for guests staying overnight. Many of these models have an access ladder to allow easy access to the upper levels.

Another option for storage in a loft bed is to put up shelves or cabinets. This will provide plenty of storage space for books and other objects. It is also an enjoyable DIY project to make with your kids, and it will give them an opportunity to decorate their bedroom in a way that they like.

Some loft beds are equipped with desks that children and teens can use for art and craft, computer work or paper work, in addition to other things. For instance, the Naomi Home study loft bed has a reversible pull-out desk with plenty of storage space for various items. The bed has a chic design that blends with most decors and it also has guardrails, a stair ladder, and slats for support.

If you're looking for a unique and fun alternative to an ordinary bunk bed, consider this design from Willow and Jade Interiors. It's like a tent and has curtains that create a cozy hideout for reading or relaxing. It can even be covered with a tarp for outdoor play during nice weather. You can also find bunk beds with a sliding door for added privacy and security.