Saturday, September 5, 2009

Maximizing Your Child’s Room with Bunk Beds

If you have kids, you know how difficult, yet important it is to save as much space as possible. We all know how crucial it is to give kids their space to play. Kids’ rooms often require the same amount of furniture in a smaller room that is required to furnish an adult’s much larger room. A dresser, bed, and a desk are just a few of several pieces that should be considered for a child’s room. Because kids’ rooms are most often smaller, it can get somewhat tricky to efficiently fit and arrange all the furniture into the room.
Now there are multiple options when it comes to choosing the right furniture to maximize your space. Bunk beds are a great way to conserve space and the best part is that kids love bunk beds. Perhaps it’s the way kids can climb up and down the bed, or maybe it is simply the fact that their bed is elevated above ground. Whatever the reason, kids love bunk beds.
So what makes bunkbeds so great when it comes to saving space? The obvious reason is that it eliminates the need for two separate beds. Two traditional twin size beds take up twice as much as a stacked twin size bunk bed.
In other cases, there are several varieties of bunk beds you can look into. For example, a futon bunk bed may be converted from a twin over full bed to a twin over couch, which enables for multiple use of the bunk bed. Other options such as bunkbeds with desk combo or bunkbeds with dresser combo can be a great way to eliminate the need for additional furniture. If that’s not quite sufficient enough, there are bunk beds with desks, dressers, and various add-ons with endless variations that will adequately meet your needs.
One thing to note is that when purchasing various bunk bed combos, double check all room measurements with the bed measurements. Oftentimes, combination bunkbeds may require more length or width as they require more space for the desk or dresser to fit, depending on how the furniture is assembled.

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