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A Small Loft Bed Makes a Great Choice For Kids' Rooms

A small loft bed is a popular option for rooms for children which allows the kids to make use of the space beneath for play or study. This West Elm pick has a sleek Mid-Century design and comes in two different finishes.

It is a bit of a task to put together however, the instructions are clear and easy to follow. This loft bed is suitable for mattresses of 9 inches or less. Anything higher could extend beyond the safety guardrails.

Storage

It might be a bit awkward to make use of a loft beds twin bed to create more storage space, but it can be incredibly useful. A lofted bed, for example could be used as a bookcase, saving the floor space. The sides can be used to create a reading area or display shelves. A lofted bed can be utilized as a workstation that allows a child to create a workspace for homework or other tasks without taking up living space in a small room.

Many kids' lofts beds come with a desk area underneath. You can add one to any loft bed or build it yourself, or by modifying the space under the bed with a few auxiliary shelves and an improvised table. For instance, this loft bed from Wayfair (shown in white) includes a desk that is tucked into the front of the bunk and a bookshelf that has a ladder that doubles as the side rails. The simple design of the bunk is ideal for a bedroom for a child and the rails with slats make it perfect for rooms with low ceilings.

Another option is to make use of the loft bed as dresser and this model from Ikea comes with a huge amount of storage space. The shorty loft bed bed is available in a variety of finishes to suit different decor styles including modern and rustic. The bottom of the loft is equipped with two drawers, while the top can be opened to reveal additional storage space. This model is a good choice for adults who are looking to convert their bedroom into a work space or for children who need plenty of room to store their books and toys.

If you have a little one who is a reader then you can transform your loft into a library by adding shelves and a comfy bean bag chair for curling up with a great book. You can make a charming composition using a rug, a chair or tables, and some baskets or boxes for storage.

A loft bed that is built into a playhouse is a great option for a child who is just starting out However, the design could still be appreciated by teens who may need an area to work from and study. This model is simpler to build than others. It comes with set of plans that provide step-by-step pictures and instructions for cutting the parts, assembling the bunk and making the stairs. The plans include a list of the tools and supplies you'll require.

Space

In the case of small loft beds the space they open underneath is often as important as the bed itself. This extra space can be used for an office or an ideal sitting space. It can also be an opportunity to create a distinctive design statement in a small bedroom for adults, a kid's room, or even a studio apartment for teens.

Loft beds are a great way to give a room with low-ceilings a rustic chic or industrial look. For example this bed in a studio apartment from Polish interior firm Home and Wood has a minimalist black ladder that leads up to the mattress that is set on an wooden platform. A simple chair and couple of accent pieces complete the look.

If your ceilings high enough, a loft-style bed could be even larger. Pottery Barn's Waverly loft bed, for instance is available in two sizes and several options for finishes. It has plenty of space beneath to provide you with a comfortable bed and more space. This X-shaped DHP bunk bed is another excellent option. It comes with the option of staggered stairs as well as a slide to ensure the highest level of safety and easy access.

This loft bed has a bottom section that can be used for an office or playroom. It includes a bench seat and storage cubbies as well as a stairway to the top bunk bed. This loft bed is perfect for teen bedrooms or kids' rooms. It can be reconfigured to meet the needs of your child as they grow.

Many loft beds are equipped with bookshelves as part of the design. This is especially useful for homes with limited space or shorty Loft bed if you want to keep your books and other knick-knacks off the floor. Making a cozy reading area with a lamp and some comfortable seating is a great idea to make use of this space and is especially beneficial for a teen or adult's room.

A loft bed could be used as a desk in a dorm room. This loft bed with an open desk from Naomi Home offers plenty of space for a laptop and desktop and shelves that can be used to store books, toys, and other items.

Fun

It is possible to make a loft bed a fun place for your kids. It's not just about storage space. A small slide beneath the loft bed could be a fun way to add some playtime to your child's room. It also offers an easy and quick descent from the top bunk. This DONCO kids' bed has an integrated slide and ladder, which is sure to delight any child. It can be added later, if the child wants to take the easier route up.

If slides aren't the best choice for your child You can still add a fun element to their loft bed by turning the lower level into a relaxing hangout space with some chairs and a rug. The cozy area can be used to read or play games, relax or enjoy a movie with friends. It's an ideal way to keep the space clean and offer a nice place to hangout.

If the loft is designed as an actual cabin, with windows and an accent roof, kids can feel like they're in their own castle. You can give your loft a unique design by putting up wallpapers and wall stickers, or paints that look like a sky, forest or other outdoor elements. Your children will enjoy playing and sleeping in their loft, especially on snowy days.

You could also add a bit of style to your home by replacing a ladder with spiral staircase. You can either buy one of these spiral staircases or build your own to create a small loft bed, as seen in the bedroom designs on HGTV. The staircase is designed with a beautiful shape on the side, and can be redesigned as your kids get older.

You can also build an office-style loft that has a desk and storage beneath it for your kids to do their homework or do any other task. There are a variety of plans available online for this kind of bed. A lot of them are simple enough to build yourself. Take this design from House of Wood as an illustration. The plans include all the instructions and a list with the materials and cuts required for each component. This loft bed is spacious enough to fit a full-size bed and also has space for seating, a desk or a seat.

Safety

Bunk and loft bed for small room beds are popular with kids but they also carry risks. Thousands of children are injured by loft and bunk beds each year, including broken bones, cuts, scrapes and head and neck injuries. Fortunately, the majority of injuries are preventable and easily avoided by putting the proper safety measures in place.

The first step is to ensure that the loft bed is positioned correctly in the room. It shouldn't be placed against the wall, as this could cause children to get stuck between the wall of the bunk and the top. There should be at minimum 3 inches between the bottom of the guardrail and the top of your mattress foundation.

When positioning the bunk bed make sure it is away from things like blinds, curtains windows, and ceiling fans that could block the view of a child or cause her to fall off the bunk's edge. The bunk bed should not be placed close to anything that hangs from the rails such as cords or toys.

A bunk bed or loft bed must be built with an incredibly solid and sturdy frame. Choose a frame that is constructed of sturdy materials such as pine or metal. A platform or frame with slats is another option that could be secure and comfortable for your children. Loft and bunk beds with an slatted solid platform or solid platform do not require a boxspring, which is more secure for children.

In addition to the frame, look for loft beds that have guardrails on both sides of the top level, as well as a ladder that can be locked to the bed. Children less than six years old should not sleep on the top bunk. Be sure to remind children of the dangers by reminding them often. Also an evening light placed on the top bunk can aid kids in finding their way back down in the darkness.

Another important safety precaution is to use loft safety nets, that can be attached to the corners of the top bunk and keeps children from falling off. These nets are available in a variety of sizes and colors that will match any decor in the bedroom and are simple to set up.