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How to Choose the Best Bunk Beds for Teens

Loft beds and bunk bed adults beds can bring fun and utility in the children's room. They can also help to reduce space.

Choose bunks that are designed to be flexible, such as bottom storage drawers and a trundle bed that's easy to take down, and twin beds that can be split into two separate beds. Also, think about the weight of the top bunk.

Size

When choosing bunk beds for your kids You'll need to think about size, style, and safety. Take a look at the ceiling's height to ensure that the bunks will are suitable for your space. Also, make sure there's enough space for children to move around them. The beds should be enough apart that kids can climb and descend safely and not run into each other or smash into walls. Also, you'll need to find out whether the top bunk can support mattresses similar to the bottom one, so that you can avoid the need for a trundle or another extra bed in the near future.

You can also pick an arrangement for your bunk that isn't traditional or asymmetrical, if it fits your space better. A bunk bed with an L shape can be perfect for small spaces or a guest room that is shared by two people. It is a great way to save floor space and can accommodate a twin over full or queen mattress on the upper and lower levels, depending on which model you choose.

Many of the best bunk bed for teens are built to grow with your child, converting to two free-standing double beds when they're ready to move up to the size of a double bed. For example the Storkcraft Solid Wood Ladder Twin Bunk Bed is a classic farmhouse-inspired style with the curved headboards and the wagon-themed guardrails along the top bunk. It's made of knot-free New Zealand Pine and has an integrated, stationary ladder that connects the upper and lower bunk beds. This leaves more space for children to play.

Another alternative is a loft bed that maximizes corner spaces in rooms with tweens. It's a great option for smaller spaces as it doesn't require the same amount of vertical space and allows the lower levels to be used for desks, dressers or storage cabinets. It's a great option for older children since it doesn't require stairs or ladders which makes it more accessible for large children and adults.

Before you buy any kind of bunk bed, check it out in your child's' bedroom with blue painter's adhesive to see how high it will rise off the ground. This will give you an idea of whether it could be easily climbed into and out of 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 reading the Consumer Product Safety Commission's guidelines for bunk beds, which define standards for guardrails as well as other features that prevent the chance of entrapment and falls.

Safety

Bunk beds are an ideal option for families with children of all different ages. However, it is important to take into consideration the safety features before buying. You should look for beds with rails that are high enough to keep kids from falling off or getting trapped and an option that doesn't raise the bed's surface too high. Be aware of the weight limit of the bunk bed. Some have smaller weight limits than others.

Visit the website of the manufacturer to find out what specifications are available regarding mattresses and weight limits. Most manufacturers will provide guidelines on the maximum thickness of the top bunk mattress. They'll also list the maximum weight capacity of the upper bunk bed and the bunk bed.

The best bunk beds are sturdy constructed, and the ladder or stairs must be attached to the frame securely and have side handles for security. Avoid bunk beds with slatted sides panels, as they are dangerous for children to climb on, especially if they're poorly joined. If your children love to play on the ground, select an un-slung bunk that lets them sit and play without having to be too far off the floor.

Choose an L-shaped bed if you don't have a lot of space in your child's bedroom or if you don't want it taking up much space. They are smaller in size and are typically only as wide as one single bed. This makes them suitable for rooms with narrow ceilings. They're also more practical for younger kids, who might be scared of the higher bunk.

If you have a little more room, go for a full-over-full-size bunk bed. They are the most stylish and secure bunk beds you can find. They can be used for full-size or twin-sized beds. Pottery Barn Kids' Belden is a stylish sturdy and durable option that will grow with children as they get older and accommodates trundle mattress (sold separately) for adults and older teens. It's Greenguard Gold certified, meaning it releases low levels of chemicals. It's made of sustainable sources of Baltic Birch wood, and is available in a variety of colors.

Style

A good bunk bed can keep teens content, whether it's in the bedroom of a couple or only one child. A lot of designs are sleek and minimalist, while others feature more playful elements. Bunk beds also come in a variety of sizes, ranging from twin over twin to full-over-full and even queen. The twin-over-full style is popular among teens, as it allows them to sleep two children in the same space, while leaving enough space for a desk, dresser, or drawers for storage at the bottom. Some options come with Trundle beds that allow the upper floor to accommodate an additional mattress.

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

If you want a cool bunk, you should consider an T-shaped or L-shaped design, which is basically a platform bed elevated. They're designed with a ladder at the end. This gives them a sleeker look and more room for a desk or dresser. These beds aren't as spacious as bunk beds however, they can give teens more room in their rooms.

If you're looking to find a more affordable bed that will offer plenty of security and comfort, think about a futon bunk. Futons are compact and versatile which means you can move them around if your children are looking to revamp their rooms in the near future. They're not as sturdy as metal or wood bunk beds, and the top bed does not have guardrails.

Bunks with ladders or stairs are also available. Ladders are more space-efficient and easier to climb. Stairs on the other hand, can also be used as a seat by children who are younger. Some models are capable of being converted into a chair and desk and allow your child to build the perfect bedroom set-up for play and study.

Budget

When shopping for a bunk bed, it's essential to consider your budget. There are many inexpensive options available, but if want a bunk bed to endure through your teens and into adulthood, it's worth spending a little more for a high-quality product that can be used indefinitely.

Consider who will use the bunk bed and what their sleep needs may be before you start shopping. A twin-over-twin configuration is great for siblings who share the same bedroom, whereas a full over full bunk is ideal for adults who want to reduce space or the cost of a separate queen-sized mattress. You'll need to determine the amount of headroom between the top and 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 is one that is affordable and one that is able to adapt to their needs. Find a design that is suitable for traditional and modern rooms, or opt for something similar to the Oeuf Perch bunk beds kids--an Editors' Choice option for the Spruce. It can separate into two freestanding twin beds in case you're looking to alter your space later on. This design features a clean, modern silhouette, boucle-upholstered guardrails, and a stationary ladder that's simple for children to climb and down and down, and it's Greenguard Gold and Fair Trade certified for environmental and social responsibility.

Another option to save money is to locate an area of the bunk that is built-in storage options, like drawers beneath the lower bed or shelves below the top. This will allow you to keep the bedroom clutter-free, and is particularly useful if you're working with a small space. A majority of the bunks on our list offer this feature, and some have additional storage accessories available like bookcase headboards for the upper bunk, and a desk for the bottom.