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Bunk Beds With Ladders and Slides When you're planning to furnish rooms for siblings, maxing out your floor space or accommodating a whole family, bunk beds can make great use of small space. Just keep an eye out for things such as stairs that extend out from the ground, angled ladders and slides. It's not a good idea to hang anything from the top bunk, as it could pose a strangulation hazard. Ladders It isn't easy for adults and children to get into the top bunk. While some may be tempted to climb up, this can be risky for older children or those with joint issues. Ladders are a great way to eliminate this issue and provide a safe easy, comfortable and easy to climb entry point for kids. There are a range of ladder options for bunk beds for kids, including straight and angled ladders. Straight ladders are connected directly to the frame of the bunk bed whereas an angled ladder extends slightly from the bed's side. Angled ladders work well in small spaces and are suitable for all ages, since they offer more room for the feet when climbing up. Ladders come in different styles and colors and styles, so you can choose one that complements the colors of your bunk or matches your room. A bunk bed with stairs built into the side is a excellent option. Stairs take up more floor space than a ladder, but don't protrude from the bunk's side therefore they are a great choice for rooms with ample floor space. Many bunk beds for kids come with cubbies for storage. They are perfect for books, toys, and pajamas. If you're on a budget straight staircases are an option that is less expensive for bunk beds. While it may not be as luxurious as a stair set straight ladders are secure and durable enough for kids of all ages to use. Stairs, on the other hand are a little more expensive, but they're also extremely flexible and can be used by children of all stages of development as they get older. A new design choice is to move the ladder to the end of the bunk bed. This minimalist design is aimed at teens, tweens and young adults. This design is available in all Maxtrix bunk sizes and heights, including twin over twin, full over full and queen over queen. Slides Bunk beds with slides add an exciting addition to the bedtime routine. Kids enjoy climbing the ladder and down the slide, but bunk beds with slides give parents peace of mind that their children are safe at night. These beds are ideal for children who struggle with anxiety about sleeping on higher levels and can be a a fun way to get into bed even for older kids. When selecting a bunk bed with a slide, think about the size of the room and any furniture in it. Some beds, like the Casey Chestnut Kids' Bunk Bed with Ladder and Slide, are perpendicular and need a little more space than other types of. The bed is equipped with a slide and ladder to allow easy access to the top bunk. Another option for adding slides to a bunk bed is the Billi-Bolli Slide Tower. The Tower can be mounted on the shorter side of a bunk bed to reduce the space depth needed for a bed with slide. The depth can be reduced by 70 cm depending on the height of the assembly. This allows you to install a kids bed with slide in rooms that would normally not be suitable for this type of bed. In addition to bunk beds with a slide, you can also choose low loft beds with slides. These beds are perfect for small bedrooms, as they are more spacious to play and storage. They can also be converted into a twin-over-full-full bunk bed with a trundle to accommodate two children for sleepovers. Like all of our kids' bunk and loft beds, the cute bunk bed and slide you purchase can be transformed into any Maxtrix combination in time as your children change and grow. It's important that you follow safety guidelines for bunk beds and loft beds. Make sure that you place the slide on a level surface, and away from other structures in the bedroom. It is also essential to keep your children in check when they play on the slide. The slide's fall could be dangerous. Storage Many bunk beds and lofts are equipped with drawers which are a great solution for storing bedding, clothing, and toys. A good bunk bed can make the most of space in a smaller room or organize an overcrowded children's bedroom. Drawers that are built inside the stairs offer security and modernity and allow children to securely access their top bunk, while keeping their clothes and toys neatly. They can also be used as a decorative feature in the children's bedroom to improve the look of the room. Some bunk beds that have stair storage are also customizable, so you can customize the space according to your family's needs. Some loft and bunk beds come with curtains that help kids feel like they're in their own space, even if they're sharing a room. If your children love to read and dream in the quiet, this feature could be a big bonus. You can buy loft and bunk sets with curtains, or create the look yourself using curtain rods and simple drapes. If you're faced with a limited space for floor space and your kids want bunk beds, but you can't accommodate two beds, you should consider a corner loft. This design combines two elevated beds in one corner of the room, while freeing the floor space for other furniture, such as a desk or a toy chest. Bunk beds with a desk transform sleeping spaces into cozy study areas. They're perfect for children who require a quiet place to work on their homework or play their favourite games. Certain models, like the Slam bunk bed from Maxtrix offers a solid wooden desk that comes with a bookcase to match which allows you to easily carve out a dedicated workspace in your kid's room. Other bunk beds and lofts come with a desk at the bottom. This is ideal for younger children who want their own space to write, read or make crafts. This is a fantastic way to help your child develop their creativity and to learn on their own in their rooms. Style The size of your bedroom and the sleeping habits of your child will determine the best style of bunk bed for your children. If you're working with an area that is limited A twin-overtwin arrangement will reduce floor space and still allow both children to sleep in the loft. If your ceilings are higher, you can go with a staggered design. It keeps the ladder at the end and lets the top bed open making it easier for kids to climb up and down without bumping their heads. A full-over-full configuration is another excellent option for rooms that are larger. It provides more storage by way of a deep drawer at the bottom and allows older children to sleep on the higher level without feeling as if they're being pushed out by their younger siblings. These kinds of bunk beds typically have an incline on the side or a staircase that provides out-of-sight storage for toys and books and a sturdy railing that is slatted to ensure security. If you're looking to keep your bunk beds basic, go with a solid color, such as white or gray. These finishes go well with almost any kid's room regardless of whether it's a cottage, coastal or colorful palette. If you're looking to make your room more eye-catching and appealing, a wood finish such as cherry or walnut is also an excellent choice. It adds warmth to a rustic or farmhouse-inspired room but also provides plenty of visual contrast through bright colors. Kids love decorating their rooms, and bunk beds provide a chance to show their creative side. Bunks that have been painted or stained can be the centerpiece of a fun and practical kids' bedroom, especially if they come with a slide that can be detached. Your kids will have hours of fun playing on the slide with their buddies and taking their favorite animals on rides. Think about a bunk bed like this one, from Furniture Row, with a colored stairway. The stairway railings come in red, blue, green or charcoal, and it includes a set of three bunk bed color-matched mattresses. The staircase also features built-in shelves for storing books and other things, ensuring that both beds are neat and clean.