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The Best Bunk Bed For Teens Loft beds and bunk beds are fantastic space-saving solutions for children' rooms. Choose from a variety styles, finishes and configurations to meet your family's requirements. Fenton prefers the Room & Board full-over-full for its solid construction and neutral finish, which doesn't make it look too childish when teenagers take the top bunk. She also recommends Oeuf's Perch bunk bed for its stylish design that is divided into two individual twin beds. Size Bunk beds are available in twin over sizes of twin. If your children are tall and want to spread out while they sleep, you can get queen-over queen bunks. Adults might want a bigger mattress. There are options for full over full and twin xl size bunk beds. It is important to think about the capacity of your selected bunk bed to make sure that it is able to support teens or adults, according to Laura Fenton, author of Bunk Rooms with 115 Designs for Two or More. She says that although many bunks state how much weight they can carry, it's better to test this in person because some may feel less sturdy. Be sure to pay attention to the height of your ceilings to ensure that the bunk is able to be able to fit and provide enough room for your children to climb safely in and out. A few bunk beds are low because they sit closer to the ground, which is a great choice for rooms with low ceilings or smaller spaces where a standard height bunk would be too big. However, a bunk that is low may not be as sturdy as a higher bed and isn't recommended for younger children because it's more likely to fall off the top. Some bunk beds are high that have a more traditional look and is better for older kids or adults who want to be able to comfortably sit in bed. This design is a great example, because it can accommodate two people in a corner. It also provides plenty of space below for playing, hanging around or storing clothes and toys. Another alternative is a metal bunk bed, which is durable and can withstand heavier use than wood. This option comes in a variety of stylish finishes and is great for older children as it is less likely to get damaged by bumps and scratches. It's the only non-wood bunk bed we've included and is a favorite for adults because it's built as tank, according to Fenton and says that it's the most “grown-up” bunk bed in the room. Style As teenagers grow older, they may no longer be interested in the traditional bunk bed design. A loft bed is a modern alternative as it eliminates the upper bunk beds and leaves the space below for desks, lounges or storage. This type of bed lets younger siblings share the same room, and teens can easily transfer the bed's bottom to an additional room for guests. A twin loft bed XL can hold two sleepers while leaving plenty of space for larger arms and legs. This is a popular option for young adults and college students who live in tiny spaces. Teenagers can benefit from the twin XL bunk bed with a long desk to work at and study. This is a great method to help them stay focused on their studies and stay away from distractions. A full-over-full bunk bed is another option that works well with older teens and children. This type of bunk bed is more expensive than the twin over full, but is worth it if you intend to use the bunk bed for many years. To ensure your child gets a good night's sleep make sure you choose an unfinished solid wood frame with a nontoxic finish and low volatile-organic compounds (VOC). If you don't wish to spend a lot of money, you can consider an affordable bunk with contemporary, sleeker design. A majority of bunks come with a ladder that's positioned at the end of the bunk, and a simple, clean design that's perfect for tweens who have outgrown the toy-themed décor of childhood. Choose bunk beds in a neutral shade such as gray or white that can be paired with any color scheme. For a more striking look opt for a darker walnut or espresso wood finish. It's not as versatile as a classic neutral, but it can be a great addition to any color scheme and can give your bunk an eye-catching, high-contrast style that's a step above the standard. This modern design is ideal for any shared bedroom. bunk beds best can be transformed into a twin bed or a full-size bed. The lower bed can be divided into a twin-sized or full-size bed. It is constructed of FSC certified Baltic birch plywood, which is manufactured by hand, and completed with GreenGuard Gold finishes that are free of harmful chemicals. Safety When purchasing bunk beds for teenagers safety features should be at the top of the list. The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) regulates bunk beds and establishes standards for falling, entrapment and other dangers like sharp edges, surface coatings, and phthalates. You should look for a bunkbed with guardrails all around the top bed. This is particularly important for children under six years of age who might fall or get wedged between the frame of the mattress and the mattress. A ladder that is securely anchored to the frame of the bunk and positioned at a safe angle can reduce the risk. It is essential to teach children how to climb the ladder and to stop horseplay. Also, make sure that they wear non-slip footwear while climbing or naked. Check the ladder regularly for loose connections. Replace or tighten the connections as needed. If you decide to go with loft beds it is important to take measurements to make sure it fits properly. Avoid bunks with slats since they could be points of entry for splinters or rust. Choose a bunk with a platform base to limit the chance of splinters or rust. Only one child at a time should sleep on the top bunk. Children are at risk of falling or being trapped between the mattresses in the event that they use the top bunk for storage of things or for other activities such as studying. It's also important to remove obstructions and hazards for tripping from the area of the bunks, especially the ladder access point. Installing a lamp at night in the vicinity of the ladder could also be helpful. It will illuminate the path to climb and will prevent accidents due to tripping. The most popular option is the Oeuf Perch bunk, which has an L-shape and separates into twin loft beds and the standard size bed. It's GreenGuard Gold certified and is made of FSC sustainable Baltic Birch plywood as well as eco friendly MDF. The loft bed has a weight limit of 250 pounds. It's a popular choice for Fenton and Morris, who say it offers “nice flexibility” as children grow. Other good options include Pottery Barn Kids' Belden full-over-full bunk bed, which is stylish and sturdy and has a weight limit of 200 pounds for the bunk at the bottom. It's also certified GreenGuard Gold and finished with waterbased paint that doesn't release organic or volatile compounds. Stores Bunk beds can create a big impact in kids rooms, helping them reduce space while making their rooms feel adventurous and fun. The best bunk beds will not only have ample storage space but also other features that can expand with your child like trundles that pull out from underneath the bottom bunk. These beds are available in a broad selection of styles and colors to fit any child's bedroom style. When looking for a brand new bunk bed, consider your kids' mattress sizes and dimensions of the room to determine which size is most suitable for them. The most common configuration is twin-over-twin. This allows your children to sleep comfortably without sacrificing the floor space. If you have room for a larger mattress it is possible to upgrade to a twin-over-full option. This bunk bed is ideal for families with a little space. It offers two beds of a full size with a compact footprint. The bunk bed has full-length guardrails at the top, which is essential to keep your children safe while they're on the upper levels. It's also available in a selection of colors, including a fresh white finish that pairs with any design. If you want more of a masculine look you can opt for a dark espresso finish or even a matte black finish. Another excellent aspect of this bunk bed is that it has an inbuilt ladder and plenty of storage under the bed, which is perfect to keep toys and linens organized. It's also a Greenguard Gold Certified product, which means it meets the low emission standards for volatile organic compounds and the ozone depleters. This classic bunk bed is an elegant and budget-friendly alternative for your children's bedrooms. It is made of solid pine wood, with slatted footboards and headboards for a clean, modern look. Most customers say that it takes 3 hours to put together. Many customers also mention that the materials used are durable and that this bunk bed is well-built for frequent use. This triple-decker bed is a chic addition to any child's bedroom. It is constructed from solid and manufactured wood and has a child-safe finish with low VOCs. This bunk bed is also Greenguard Gold Certified and has an over-full-to-full mattress configuration which provides plenty of sleeping space for your children and guests.