Loft Beds For Kids - Maximize Your Kids' Room Space

If you are decorating a small kids room, you might want to think about an loft bed. This bed allows you to save space while also providing a place for your kid to study and do homework.

This particular model by DONCO provides plenty of storage. It has bookshelves, a desk and drawers. The pine wood construction makes it strong and sturdy.

Size

For the average kid the twin loft bed provides plenty of sleeping space that will easily last them until they reach their teens. Because they typically fit mattresses of twin size, they're also more cost and more space efficient than bunk beds. But what happens if your children need more space for play than the 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 that resembles a treehouse of their dreams, and also leaves ample space beneath it to study and sleep.

The loft bed is more secure than other beds, as it has railings on both sides of the structure. This protects against falls. It's also designed to ensure that children are able to climb up and down the ladder at the head or foot of the bed. This helps reduce the chance of falling.

This loft bed by DHP takes it a step further to make it more fun for your little ones. It comes with an accessible slide to get to the top of the bedroom. It's important to teach your children how to use the ladder correctly and to stay clear of playing on the top of the loft bed.

Whether your kids have a small double loft bed - look at here now, room or are sharing a larger space with a sibling A loft bed like this from Storkcraft can free up a lot of floor space. This piece features an exclusive mounting system that allows you to attach it to the wall or to a set of steps so that it can be used as a desk or a full-sized twin bed.

This piece by Storkcraft allows kids to study or work in their loft bed. The design comes with an integrated computer desk that can accommodate a laptop or a desktop, and a hutch with open shelving to store books and school supplies more. The hutch has an area to sit on the bottom level and is complete with macrame sconces. This adds a cozy accent to the room.

Style

When it comes to putting together a kids' room, maximized space is the rule of thumb. Rooms for kids are usually stuffed with everything from clothes and bedding to toys, books and games. Making the most of vertical spaces is crucial. That's why a loft bed for kids could help.

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

Another popular option is a loft bed with built-in desks, which can be used by children and teenagers for study, homework or arts and crafts. This type of loft bed may also be used as a teenager hangout, and it usually includes a slide and other fun features to keep children entertained while they're asleep or working.

No matter what design options loft beds for children are generally considered safe by experts, as long as they are properly positioned in the room and are not used for jumping or other unsupervised activities. They usually have guard rails that are built high enough to keep children from falling off the top bunk, and if there is a ladder or stairwell attached to the bed, they must be securely attached.

One way to ensure that your children feel secure when they're sleeping on their loft bed is by putting up curtains or other room barriers around the structure. It's an easy and affordable method to create a comfortable sleeping space for your kids that feels more like their own personal space. It's also a great option to block out noise from the rest of the home. If you're looking for a loft bed with plenty of storage space, think about the option of having shelves or cubbies that are built into the lower level. This will allow your children to keep all their items in reach and save a lot of floor space that would otherwise be taken up by a desk.

Safety

Bunk and Small Double Loft Bed loft beds are a lot of fun for children however, they can also be dangerous. Children who are younger than six are more at risk of injury when they fall off these beds, which usually have guardrails on the sides but not on the top. Parents should teach their children how to use these beds and ensure they don't climb up the ladder or play on the top bunk or the bottom bunk.

Most accidents that occur with loft beds and bunk beds are caused by kids falling off the top. This is particularly prevalent with toddlers who lack the reasoning abilities to comprehend that bunk beds are not a place to sleep or play. Another risk is children falling down the ladder or over a side of the mattress, or playing underneath the bed. They could be strangled if clothing or toys are hanging from the bed.

Some cheap loft beds and bunk beds for kids come with ladders that are built into them which reduces the chance that children may fall and become trapped. In addition, it's an excellent idea to install a safety net on the loft bed to prevent children from falling off the edge of the loft.

If you want your bunk bed or loft for your child to double as a workstation, look for one like this one, which comes with the appearance of a bookcase, desk, and storage. The upper part of this bunk bed comes with an attractive ladder that is attached to the side of the frame and the lower level is a study area that resembles a cave with a desk and storage for books, toys, and stationery.

This bunk bed will make your child feel like they're in a tent or fort. It features a nook on the top of the bed to set up a tent. This bunk bed has space for curtains, a tent, or bookshelves on the top level as well as a spacious workstation on the bottom provides plenty of room for desks, bookshelves and laptops. This bunk bed is made with pine, a sturdy but lightweight wood that takes paint and stain well, and it's compatible with twin or full-sized mattresses.

Storage

A kids loft bed can be used to store toys, clothes and other personal belongings. It can also be used as a desk, paired with computers or laptops. Offering teenagers and children an area for work under their loft bed can help them focus on school work, projects and homework without the distraction of toys or games. It can also make it easier to keep things organized and keep clutter under control.

A bunk bed that has a twin over full configuration is a great choice for households with multiple children and limited space. It lets one child sleep on the top bunk and a younger sibling is able to sleep on the lower bunk. The futon on the bottom is able to be converted into a bed for guests staying overnight. A lot of these models come with an easy ladder that allows access to the upper floor.

Another storage option for loft beds is to put up an area with shelves or cupboards. This allows for plenty of storage space for books and other things. This can be a great DIY project for your kids to complete together. It allows them to decorate their room according to their preferences.

Some loft beds are equipped with built-in desk spaces that can be used by children as well as teenagers for crafts, computer or paper work, and other activities. For example, the Naomi Home study loft bed with sofa bed features the ability to flip out the desk, and plenty of storage space for a variety of items. The bed is elegant in design that can be incorporated into any style. It also has guardrails, a ladder, and slats as support.

This design from Willow and Jade Interiors is an enjoyable and innovative alternative to a traditional bunk bed. It's like a tent and includes curtains to create a comfortable space to read or relax. It can even be covered with a tarp to allow for outdoor play in the nice weather. You can find bunk beds that have sliding doors for privacy and security.