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Why Buy a High Sleeper Bunk Bed?

High sleeper bunk beds are a great option to save room in your child's bedroom. They also provide plenty of desk space and storage under the main sleeping area.

Fenton recommends Oeuf's perch bunk, which is sturdy and modern. She says it will still look fashionable when your kids are teens.

Space-saving

Whether you're short on space or just want to maximize the space in your child's room high sleeper bunk beds are the ideal solution. They provide a double bed as well as plenty of storage space as well as a socialising area below. Many of these designs can be combined with other components like sofa beds, desks and wardrobes.

There are so many options that the possibilities are endless. Some of the most sought-after designs include a sleeping area with a bookcase that extends to the full length on top of the bunk, which is ideal for those who love to read. Some designs include drawers and a desk to help with homework or play. There are bunk beds that can be divided into two full-size single beds as your child grows.

In terms of safety, a high or mid-sleeper should be used by children of six years old. It should be secured properly with guard rails to stop your child from falling out or being injured during sleep. It's important to make sure that there's enough head space between the main sleeping space and the ceiling as well - usually around 2ft is sufficient.

High-sleepers can be intimidating in large rooms. We suggest selecting a design compatible with other nifty features, such as desks. For single high Loft Bed instance our Urban Grey Console Gaming High Sleeper 4 is one of these.

Multifunctional

Sometimes referred to as loft beds, high sleepers help children free up floor space in their bedrooms. They allow for a top bunk sleeping area and space underneath which can be used as the sofa, desk or storage. This helps keep the bedroom clear and makes it more comfortable for sleeping. It also makes cleaning easier.

The bed's underside can be transformed into a reading area for children as well as a gaming space or a study space. Some models can accommodate shelves or drawers, and some have a pull-out bed that can be used as a trundle to accommodate guests for sleepovers. Ideal for children from the age of 6 until mid teens, these multifunctional loft beds are a fantastic addition to any home.

When selecting a high-sleeper it is crucial to consider the layout of the room and to ensure there enough space between the sleeping area and the ceiling for security reasons. You should also ensure that the ladder or steps are positioned in a way that it doesn't block any windows or doors.

It is also important to ensure that the steps or ladder are safe and sturdy, ideally designed for climbing by children, however they are able to climb up to their bed without excessive assistance. We also recommend a carpet beneath the bed to minimize the risk of injury from falling onto the wooden floor. Also, it is recommended to buy a high sleeper with rails for guards, as this provides an extra layer of protection for your little children.

Fun and entertainment

A high-sleeper bed can be a great option for children who love watching television or playing video games. It is also a practical and exciting space for entertainment. They offer plenty of space beneath which is ideal to store things or create a desk. They can also fit the space for a trundle, making them an ideal option for children who like to host friends for sleepovers. There are a variety of bunk beds that are available in different sizes and wood species and therefore you can pick a model that matches your child's bedroom decor.

Most kids will enjoy having their own space on the top of the loft bed. This design by Sarah Barnard Design features individual curtains and an desk area which allows your child to enjoy some privacy while they work or study. This is a great option to provide your child with the privacy they need without compromising privacy that may be a problem when sharing a bedroom.

DIYers can transform any boring bunk bed with a few easy changes and create a more personalized look. This triple bunk bed from Foxhole Farmhouse is built to appear as if it's always been there. It even has custom woodwork design for visual interest. The bed can also be fitted with an extra-large mattress on the bottom so that you can use it as a trundle if you need more space for sleeping.

The Perch loft by Oeuf is a different bunk that can be turned into a fun and safe play area. This stylish bunk has been certified by GREENGUARD Gold and is made from sustainable materials, free of harmful chemicals. It's also sleek enough to be stylish as your children reach their teen years. Take a look at this awesome bed for little boys who want to build their castle. It resembles a medieval-style tower and is packed with storage. It will stimulate the imagination of your child and make their bedroom a great place to be.

Health benefits

A bunk bed with a high-sleeper provides plenty of storage space to store books, toys and games for children. It also makes it simple for them to set up an enclave of privacy and comfort studying or reading space beneath the bed. Many homeowners even put a desk or chair under the bunk for this purpose. This feature is particularly beneficial for children that have trouble keeping track of their belongings.

A bunkbed that is high in the sleeper promotes physical exercise, which is another health benefit. This is because climbing up to the top bunk, and the descent requires an enormous amount of physical effort. This can help your child build their endurance and fitness. This can also boost their mental health by encouraging them to play more often, which is an essential part of their cognitive development and social skills.

It is vital to note, however, that children under the age of six should not be using bunk beds. This is because they can fall from the top bunk and suffer severe head injuries. These injuries can range from bumps and bruises to brain bleeds and concussions.

In addition to making sure that the bunk bed meets safety standards, parents must teach their children to use the top bunk for sleeping. They should never jump or hang on the side of the bed. They should be taught to not climb underneath the bunk to access things. These rules need to be reinforced often, as children are prone to forget them.

It is essential that bunk beds are away from windows, ceiling fans and heaters. This will ensure that your child is protected at all time and that the bunk beds do not pose dangerous to fire.

Long-term value

High sleepers are also referred to as loft beds or space-savers. They are an excellent investment for children. They can help reduce clutter and make space in the bedroom. The area under the bed is versatile and can include the bookcase, desk, futon or chair. Depending on the design, it may be possible to add other furniture, such as a wardrobe. These kinds of bunk beds are especially popular with teenagers and preteens as they often feature an elegant, sophisticated style that looks great in their rooms.

Consider who will use it the most and how they intend to utilize the space below. For instance, if a pre-teen or a teenager, they might prefer to have a desk and a chill zone under their bunk rather than just a futon. Check the lifespan of the mattress since it will eventually need to be replaced. There are high-quality mattresses for bunk beds at a affordable prices. They will last until your child grows out of their space or decides to move.

It is a good idea to establish clear guidelines for your child on how they will use the space under their bed. The space shouldn't be used for gaming or socializing as it could distract them from sleeping at a regular time. It is also important to consider the placement of your child's high bed to ensure that they can move easily into and out of it and not block any windows. If this is a consideration you can select an option that allows the ladder or steps to be positioned in a Single High Loft Bed place at either end (e.g. the Julian Bowen Flintshire) or a bunk that is altered to fit your space layout (e.g. the Birlea Safari).