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If you are searching for brand new furniture for any child's bedroom, the most important decision to make will be the type of bed that you would like. Once your child has progressed from sleeping in cots and beds created for toddlers, there's a whole range of various kinds of bed available. You can decide to purchase a traditional single bed, but it is also worth taking a look at other types of bed, for example bunk beds, hideaway beds and sleep stations.
We've come up with helpful tips for a few of the different types of children's beds that you could choose from:
Bunk beds
If your children are sharing a room or will probably have friends to say, bunk beds could be the perfect space-saving solution. A bunkbed is a single piece of furniture featuring its two beds, one above the other. The top bed is generally accessible via a small ladder.
Bunkbeds are particularly good if you want to make the most of a narrow bedroom, and many kids love the design. However, if you are considering buying bunk beds for your kids, it's important to bear your children's ages in your mind. Top bunks are often not suitable for kids under six years of age, so that as your children get older, they might begin to think that bunk beds are "babyish", so make sure that they are prone to get enough use out of them before you buy. Some bunkbeds are designed to enable them to be separated and used as individual beds, which means this may be something you may want to consider.
Ensure that you choose high-quality, sturdy bunk beds and that the furniture matches the relevant British Safety Standards. The very best bunk must have a guard rail on each side, and also the mattress should fit securely in place, at least 10cm below the guard rail. You'll want to make sure that your children learn how to use the top bunk safely.
Hideaway beds
Hideaway beds are ideal for children who like to have friends or family members to remain, like a hideaway bed consists of one bed with a pull-out bed within the base. Hideaway beds can be the perfect choice for a teenager's bedroom and will save money on space when the second bed isn't being used. Thinking about purchasing a hideaway bed, make sure that you measure up carefully to make sure that there's enough space when the second bed is pulled out, in order that it won't be it difficult for people to manoeuvre around the room and the bed won't block doorways.
Sleep Station
If storage space is a problem inside your child's bedroom, a sleep station could be the perfect solution. A sleep station usually consists of a single bed which is raised, permitting the inclusion of cupboards, drawers, shelving, or even a pull-out desk within the unit. Sleep stations tend to be fairly bulky, so make sure that you measure up carefully to make certain that you'll be able to fit one out of your son or daughter's room before purchasing one.
As with bunk beds, you need to select a top quality, stable and sturdy sleep station and ensure there are guard rails around the bed.
Storage beds
If you'd prefer to have a traditional bed inside your child's bedroom or don't have room for a sleep station, you can still make the most of the area that you have by selecting a storage bed. This type of bed has drawers in the base, so your child can store clothes, toys or any other items in it, freeing up space elsewhere in the room.
