Loft Beds For Kids - Maximize Your Kids' Room Space

You may want to think about a bunk bed when designing a child's bedroom. This bed will save you space and provide a place for the child to read, do their homework or do other things.

This particular one by DONCO offers a lot of storage. It has bookshelves, a desk and drawers. The pine wood construction is strong and durable.

Size

A twin loft bed will give enough space for most children to last into their teenage years. Because they typically fit mattresses of twin size they are also more affordable and more space efficient than bunk beds. What do you do if you want to offer your children more space for play than a traditional sleeping arrangement provides?

If so then take a look at this L-shaped loft bed from Pottery Barn. This frame will give your children the playroom they've always wanted, while still leaving plenty of space underneath for studying and sleeping.

This bed is more secure than the majority, as it has railings that are on either side of the structure. This protects against falls. It's also designed so that children can only climb up and down the ladder at the foot or head of the bed. This helps reduce the risk of falling.

This loft bed by DHP goes a step further to make it more enjoyable for your children. It includes an accessible slide in order to reach the top of the bedroom. Of course, it's always essential to train your children on how to properly use the ladder and not over-enthusiastically play on the top level of the loft bed.

This Storkcraft loft bed is a great solution for kids who live in smaller spaces or share a room with an older sibling. It will help you save a lot of space. It comes with a unique mounting system that allows the bed to be attached to the wall or to a set of stairs so that it can be used as a desk or a full-sized twin bed.

This piece by Storkcraft lets children work or study in their loft bed. The design comes with a built-in computer desk that can be used to accommodate a laptop or desktop and a hutch with open shelves to store books, school supplies, and more. The hutch is an area to sit on the bottom level, complete with macrame sconces. This provides a cozy touch to the space.

Style

When it comes time to furnish rooms for kids, maximized space is the goal. From bedding and clothing to books, toys and games, kids' rooms can be quite crowded therefore making the most of vertical space is a must. A loft bed can be the ideal solution for children.

Loft beds come in different designs to accommodate the tastes of children. The only limit is the imagination. For example, if your child loves to play with toys or pretend to be an astronaut, a double loft beds for adults bed designed to resemble these structures could be the ideal place for them to do just that.

A loft bed that has an integrated desk is a popular choice. Children and teenagers can use it to do homework, arts and crafts, or to study. This type of loft bed may also be used as a teenager hangout and usually comes with a slide and other exciting features that keep kids entertained while they're sleeping or working.

Whatever the design options Childrens Loft Bunk Beds beds for children are generally regarded as safe by experts, as long as they are properly positioned in the room and not used for jumping or other unsupervised activities. Guard rails are usually sufficient to stop children from falling off of the top bunk. If the stairs or ladder are attached to the loft bed, they must be securely attached.

Installing curtains or other room partitions around your loft bed will help your kids feel safer as they sleep. This is a quick and inexpensive method to create a space that will make your child feel as if they're in their own private space. It's also a great way to block out noise from the rest of the house. If you want a loft bed with lots of storage, look for one with shelves or cubbies in the lower level. This will allow your children to keep their things within reach and can save a lot of floor space that is otherwise occupied by a desktop.

Safety

Loft beds and bunk beds can be a lot of fun for kids, but they also pose some safety issues. They are constructed with guardrails along the sides, but not the top. This creates a risk for toddlers and young children. Parents should teach their children to use these beds and ensure they don't climb the ladder or play on the top or bottom bunk.

Most accidents that occur with loft beds and bunk beds are caused by kids falling off the top level. This is especially common with toddlers who lack the reasoning skills needed to realize that bunk beds are not for sleeping or play. Other dangers include children tumbling down the ladder or on the side of the bed or playing under the bed where they could be trapped by hanging toys or clothing.

Some bunk beds and lofts for kids have ladders that are built into them which reduces the chance that children may fall and fall and get trapped. It's also a good idea for kids to have a safety net above the loft bed.

Find an loft or bunk bed with a desk and bookcase. The upper portion of this bunk bed comes with a chic ladder attached to the frame's side, while the lower level is a study area that resembles a cave with a desk as well as storage space for toys, books, and other stationery.

This bunk bed will make your child feel as if they're in a camp or fort. It has a space on the top level to set up the construction of a tent. The top of the bunk bed has a nook for a tent or curtains while the bottom is a large workstation that has plenty of space for bookshelves, a desk and laptop. This bed is made with pine, a sturdy but light wood that can take stain and paint well and it's compatible with twin or full loft bunk bed-sized mattresses.

Storage

Toys, clothing and other personal items can be stored in a loft bed for kids. It can also be used as an area for study or desk with a computer or laptop. Offering teenagers and children a designated work space underneath their loft bed can help them focus on school work, projects and homework without the distraction of games or toys. It can also make it easier to keep things organized and keep clutter in check.

A bunk bed with a twin over full configuration is an excellent option for families with multiple children and limited space. It allows one child to sleep on the top bunk while a younger sibling is able to sleep on the lower double bunk bed loft. The futon in the bottom is able to be converted into a bed for overnight guests. A lot of these models come with a ladder for easy access to the top of the bed.

Another storage option for a loft bed is to install an area with shelves or cupboards. This will give plenty of storage space for books and other objects. This is a great DIY project for your children to complete together. It allows them to decorate their rooms according to their preferences.

Some loft beds come with built-in desks that teens and children can use for art and craft as well as computer or paper work, in addition to other activities. The Naomi Home study loft features an adjustable desk as well as plenty of storage for various things. The bed has a chic design that blends with most decors and it also has guardrails, a stair ladder and slats for support.

This design from Willow and Jade Interiors is a great, creative alternative to a standard bunk bed. It's like an outdoor tent and has curtains that create a cozy hideaway for reading or relaxing. It can even be covered with a tarp for outdoor play in the nice weather. You can find bunk beds that have sliding doors to provide security and privacy.