pizzaavenue1

Modern Bunk Beds With Desks Bunk beds with a desk can help kids stay organized and inspire creative play. But they can also be a challenge to purchase, especially when considering safety. Some of our favorites include an angle ladder that takes up less space but is still safe to climb, as well as options that include a trundle underneath the bunk for last-minute sleepover guests. IKEA Full Article and beds are ideal for maximizing the space in a bedroom and add some style. They are popular among kids and teens, however, you can also put them in adult bedrooms to create a study space or reading space. These beds also provide plenty of storage space for books and other things. Some models have an adjustable desk that can be pulled out for easier work and others have shelves and desks built-in. Depending on your needs and budget, you can find modern bunk beds that have desks made of metal, wood or other materials. IKEA KALLAX is a popular choice for kids. It comes in a variety of colors and features a simple design that makes it appear elegant and practical. It can be used either as a single bed or with an ottoman at the bottom. The KALLAX has an integrated shelf that can be used to store books toys, or other items. Some reviewers say that the bunk bed can be used by adults, but you should follow the safety guidelines set by the manufacturer to avoid overheating and falling from the top. IKEA Stora loft beds with drawers and a desk are another option. It has a similar design and is available in many color options, including pink. Its solid pine construction is robust and attractive, however some reviewers have stated that it takes a long time to assemble. Finally, there is an easy loft bed design on Instagram which uses Ikea KALLAX units to form frames and support the mattress. The creator describes it as a “reading cabin” she created for her daughters. The base is three KALLAX units that are stacked vertically and attached to the ground using four wooden posts. She used a wooden board to strengthen the steps on the KALLAX unit after hearing “cracks” while climbing the steps. This DIY is an excellent idea for those who are interested in saving money and have an understanding of the amount of weight IKEA KALLAX units can support. IKEA loft bed customers are generally content with the bargain costs and simple assembly instructions. Some customers have complained about squeaks and other durability issues. Oeuf Perch Bunk In contrast to other bunk beds that make bunk-rooms-in-the-sky look too childish This one is a modern minimalist. It is a streamlined version of the IKEA's bestselling design. Many reviews are raving about its durability and versatility. It's practical, but it will not look right in every space. The Perch Bunk is designed to adapt to the needs of your child's. It can be split into an upper and lower twin bed. This gives you multiple configuration options. Its small footprint makes it possible to add additional furniture and play. The angled ladder is easy to climb, and it is able to be positioned securely on either side of the bunk. The lower bed can be used for a Montessori floor bed or even a fort, says Oeuf co-founder Sophie Demenge, while the loft layout allows children to have their own space to play and work at home. If you have a larger room, you can extend the staircase vertically by using the Ladder Conversion Kit included. This bunk made of steel is the heaviest option on our list, but it's built to last, says Fenton. “These are the kind of bunks that you'd find in a hotel, they're built like tanks.” In addition to its extremely sturdy construction, it's also notable as the most flexible and affordable option on our list (the least expensive non-wood bunk bed we looked at). It's also available in 17 colors which makes it a great option for adults as well as kids. Whether you're building a bunk room for your kids or for yourself, the most important thing to a successful design is making sure there's enough head clearance enough to comfortably accommodate both mattresses, as well as to allow the upper sleeper to be able to stand up in bed. We suggest measuring your ceiling's height and comparing it with the recommended clearances for each of our choices before you buy. If you have a really low ceiling, you might want to consider an option that places the mattress directly on the floor (like this West Elm bunk), instead of floating above it. You may lose some storage space under the bed, but you'll gain more room to read and play. Room & Board Tanker Bunk The Room and Board Tanker Bunk is a fantastic alternative for those who want a bunk bed that looks like a footlocker. It is equipped with metal bars that slide into pre-cut holes in the bottom of the footlocker and are firmly held together by cotter pins. The Tanker Bunk has a built-in table as well as an LED light which clip onto the top footlocker. The desk is a little too low for a bunk bed, and the bed has multiple areas of damage when I received it. Room & Board Perch Bunk If you are going to invest in bunk beds, select one that is built to last and can expand with your children. Look for a sturdy construction and quality materials, like solid wood instead of MDF or particle board. Think about whether the ladder will be at the end of the bed or angled against the wall. Bunks that have the ladder at the end could leave the bottom of the lower bunks unlocked which makes it easier for children to get in the bed. Angled ladders extend a little further and can be harder to climb, but they use less floor space than straight ladders and could be safer for kids younger than. Another way to improve the durability of bunk beds is to select one that has storage drawers built into the design. This allows kids to store blankets and toys away from the view, making the space more tidy and organized. The Pottery Barn Kids bunk bed above comes with built-in drawers and stairs. This is a great option for kids and parents. Additionally this model is GREENGUARD Gold Certified, which means it's passed rigorous tests for chemical emissions and helps to create cleaner air. If your children tend to be taller you may want to opt for the high-low bunk. The top bunk is slightly higher than the lower one, which allows your children to sprawl out during their sleep. They're also an excellent choice for older children who enjoy having a sense of privacy in their own room. If you want your kids bunk beds to last into their teen years and beyond, think about getting an extra-long twin or full-over-full-size mattresses for the lower and upper bunks. This way, they'll be suitable for anyone of adult height (including adults, eventually) and will still fit when your kids decide to move to separate rooms down the road. The Room & Board Perch Bunk is one example. It's available in twin-over-twin and twin-over-full options, allowing you to modify the configuration to suit your requirements. It's also GREENGUARD Gold Certified and made from sustainable sourced birch, which means you can rest assured that it's safe for your children.