Children's Bunk Beds With Trundle
Bunk beds for kids bring storage and sleeping space to a room. They are great for kids who share a bedroom, but also for families that are planning to expand their space.
A trundle bunk bed can be used as an extra mattress to the bottom bunk, allowing sleeping space for guests and family members. Browse our bunk beds with trundle collection to find the perfect bed for your home.
Size
Bunk beds are an excellent option for saving space, whether you have kids sharing a room with you or are looking to make the most of your single bedroom. Our selection includes a range of options to meet your needs, ranging from twin over full bunks to double-over twin over queen trundle styles. Each bed is sturdy and constructed from durable wood or metal to provide long-lasting design and comfort. Kids love bunk beds as they provide an unique sleeping space that can be used for sleeping and play. Some designs even provide additional storage for toys, books and other items.
You should consider the current and future needs of your children when selecting the best size bunk beds for your family. If your children share in a bedroom and you need to keep them close enough to talk to each other at night, then a twin over full over queen is an excellent option. They can also be used to accommodate two beds, and have safety railings on both sides of the bed for added peace of mind.
If your children are old enough to climb up and down independently, you may prefer a twin-over-queen trundle bunk bed style instead. This bunk bed features an additional mattress under the lower bed to create a sleeping area for guests. It's an ideal solution for rooms with limited space and gives your children the privacy they need to sleep soundly they require.
It is also ideal for kids who prefer to have their friends over for a night. childrens triple bunk beds over full bunks with a trundle are perfect for this purpose, allowing friends to rest comfortably without taking up too much space in the room.
Bunk beds with a trundle are also more flexible in terms of changing the look of your child's bedroom. You can either include a trundle as an alternative to a bed, or buy bunk beds with built-in trundles. This makes it easy to transform your child's bedroom into a guest space or even a home office.
Style
Our bunk beds with trundles are safe, sturdy, and elegant. They maximize space when children share a room or host sleepovers. The stacked design lets more floor space to be used for games and activities and the twin-sized trundle beneath offers additional sleeping space for guests. With a variety of finishes to pick from these bunks will be a perfect match for any bedroom design.
Bunks aren't just for kids sharing a space; they're also great for accommodating guests who want to sleep over, family members who visit for holidays or other extended stays or even grandparents who are staying with the children. Bunks are an ideal solution for rooms with small space. The horizontal flexibility of the bunks allows for imagination and imagination.
When deciding on the best bunk bed, think about room size and layout the age of your child, the current size and growth projections as well as other features such as ladders, safety rails, and sturdy frames. Choose a design that fits your child's style preferences.
For a sleek and contemporary style, think about our metal or wood trundle bunks that have built-in drawers. The drawers are easy for children to open and close. They can store bedding and clothing easily while leaving plenty of room under the bed. These drawers feature smooth surfaces that are easy to clean and come in a variety finishes. They can be incorporated with any style of decor.
Other types of bunk beds include traditional twin over full-size and L-shaped layouts that can fit an entire group. Our twin over full-size trundle bunks provide a great way to maximize space in smaller rooms Our L-shaped bunks have ladders that make the climb up to the top level fun and secure.
A standalone trundle is another option that can be easily hidden under the bottom bunk, without the necessity of stairs. These beds are ideal for spaces that are fixed, in which you don't require frequent rearrangements and prefer the ease that a static trundle provides.
Safety
Bunk beds are a space-saving solution for children's rooms however, they can also pose safety risks if not maintained or constructed correctly. Fortunately, by adhering to certain safety guidelines and educating children how to use bunk beds parents can minimize the risks.
Ladder positioning
Make sure that the ladder is attached securely to the frame and is at the appropriate height. This will stop it from falling or slipping over. Encourage youngsters to climb the ladder with both hands and to avoid horseplay, which can cause accidents. Wearing non-slip shoes is crucial. If you want to keep your child from slipping and falling, ensure they wear soles that are not slippery or socks with no slips. Ladder maintenance can also be crucial. Make sure to check the ladder frequently for loose connections and then tighten or replace them whenever necessary.
Guardrails
Make sure that the bunk bed is secured with guardrails on both sides of the top bunk to stop accidents and entrapment. Check that the railings have no gaps or are sturdy enough to stop children's heads from getting stuck. To avoid injuries to smaller children, many manufacturers recommend bunk beds only be used by children above the age of six. Limits on weight: Make sure to know the maximum weight limit for each bed. This will prevent the frame from being stressed too much and posing a risk of injury.
Room arrangement
The best bunk beds are set away from heaters, windows and light fixtures that hang. Additionally, it is recommended that bunk beds be set up so that children can't reach the windows from the top bunk.
Many bunk bed configurations come with additional features, for example, stairs that can be attached to the side of the bed or desks that are built-in. Consider these options to help maximise the potential of your bunk bed, but keep in mind that they could add to the overall cost of the bed. Additionally, these features can make the bed more complex and longer needed for assembly. Bunk beds with stairs are often easier to climb than those with ladders, but they require more floor space in the bedroom.
Storage
Bunk beds have been a popular choice in shared bedrooms and camp cabins for a long time. Apart from enhancing interior design they also offer family-friendly space and are often less expensive than individual beds. Finding the right bunk beds for your home and children's tastes can be difficult with numerous options. We consulted with experts -- namely parents who have written the book on furniture for children to help you find the best options for every space and preference.
Think about a bunk bed with an integrated trundle if are looking to help your children make the most out of their bedroom. These useful additions allow you to host sleepovers in a snap without sacrificing precious floor space. Bunk beds with trundles usually include stairs to allow easy access to the mattress below. Some have additional storage underneath for books and toys. Stairs must be made with sturdy materials and are securely fastened to the frame to ensure safe and secure climbing for kids of all different ages.
A full-over-full design is another method to maximize your bunk bed. This arrangement maximizes space and allows for three adults or children who prefer to sleep in separate beds. These bunks typically feature a solid-wood ladder as well as side rails that are safe standards set by the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC). They may also come with a pull-out trundle, or drawers that can accommodate additional sleepers.
General safety guidelines from the CPSC stipulate that only children aged 6 and over should sleep on the top bunk, and most bunk beds with trundles have the weight limit of 165 pounds. The specifics are available in the description of each model.
If you're looking for a bunk bed that has a either a trundle or a twin mattress, you can snag these essentials in a variety of styles and finishes. A clean white finish will work well in cottage, coastal and vibrant children's rooms. A gray-brushed finish is more contemporary. Meanwhile, a rich walnut stain is a versatile option that will warm up any modern kids' space and complements the various colors.