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Bunk beds and loft beds are built with an elevated design to maximize space, which means that there are structural vulnerabilities and safety considerations you should watch out for.
Bunk beds have become common in almost every household. The very idea of climbing on the top of the bed is probably the most interesting feature that attracts kids so much. Loft beds and bunk beds are also placed in hostels because they occupy minimum space and simultaneously, two or more people can sleep on a single bed. Whatever your reasons for getting a bunk bed, it's always important to follow practical guidelines to ensure safety-especially if your kids are the ones sleeping in the bunk bed. Sleeping on a bunk bed is a wonderful experience for those who have one with all features in it. On the contrary, if you purchase a bunk bed without enough space in between the berths, then you can end up getting choked while sleeping. Thus, you abandon the bed and it's a mere waste of money. Keeping these facts in mind, you need to buy a bunk bed that would provide you all the luxuries of sleeping comfortably. So what are the things you need to know before you buy a bunk bed? Here we provide a guide to it.
Tips on How to Buy a Bunk Bed
The first and foremost thing that you need to consider, is the material of the bed. A good quality of wood is probably the best material for a bunk bed. You can customize the framework according to your choice or purchase a readymade furniture. A wrought iron or a metal bed having support panels made from wood is also sturdy. Many contemporary designs are available and you can look over the Internet for selecting the best design. The bed should be crafted from solid wood and you should never comprise with the quality. You can shake the bed a little, to ensure that it's stable on the ground. Check that all the four legs have a strong grip with the ground and they are of equal size.
You can adjust the width and the length accordingly. However, make sure that there's plenty of room for turning on your sides and your legs shouldn't come out from the bed. Bunk beds for kids should be wide enough to avoid any mishap while sleeping. The thickness and the size of the mattress is determined after choosing the size of the bed. You should ensure with the dealer that the bunks are durable enough to carry the weight of the mattress. Basically there are two types of bunk beds, viz. twin-over-full and twin-over-twin. You can also purchase triple sleepers and multi-utility loft beds, attached with drawers, tables and racks.
After checking all these features, you should come to the most important factor, i.e. the space in between the bunks. What you can do is, sit on the lower bunk and see that your head doesn't touch the base of the upper bunk. The upper bank should be well away from the ceiling so that you do not bump your head while climbing up and coming down. Also check for safety features for the bunks. The bed should be well equipped with high guard rails and side panels. These are some important features that you must look for while buying it for your kid. Also check for a bed that has a solid footboard and a head guard. Your bunk bed plan should also include the ladder, that you can either attach with the bed or keep separately.
I hope this short guide on how to buy a bunk bed has proven useful to you. You can look for the latest designs of bunk beds online or walk directly into furniture showrooms. Go through the product specifications in details and make a purchase that would be worth for you. I mention once again, do not compromise the quality of the product with its price.

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