Bunk Bed - Twin over Twin Ranch Cherry

FREE SHIPPING Solid Wood Cherry Finish Ranch Style" Twin over Twin Brazilian Pine Bunk Beds or can be split to 2 Twin Beds. Can be separated in to matching twin beds. This bunk bed model has been tested by an independent laboratory and is in compliance with the ASTM F-1427 standard consumer safety specification for bunk beds and the government code of federal regulations 1213 and 1513. Finish is child-safe and lead free. All wood is fully sanded and protected with a clean smooth coating to prevent cracks and splinters. Solid Brazilian Pine - no particle board. Ladder rungs are flat (not vertical) for added comfort for your child's feet and can be either attached permanently with screws or "hooked" on and off. Set includes (4) Side Rails (2) Head Boards (2) Foot Boards (1) Ladder (26) Wood Slats and Guard Rails on both sides for the top twin bunk. Total bunk bed external dimensions are approx 61 1/2" high x 81" long x 42" deep. Bottom bunk is approx 10 1/2" off the floor - space between bottom bunk slats and top bunk slats (excluding the mattress) is approx 32". No need for a bunkie board or a bunkie mattress as our bunk beds only require standard twin size (39" x 74") mattresses. Hardware and instructions included - some assembly required. Sale is for bunk beds only - excludes mattress, pillows and bed coverings

As any parent knows, kids have a lot of stuff. Whether it's their toys, supplies for their arts and crafts projects, or just their many collections, there never seems to be enough space in their room. We're here to help. By using futon bunk beds, you can not only have more space, but now your kid's bedroom will be the coolest one on the block.

With a futon bunk bed, there is the top bed and the bottom is a convertible bed/couch that can be switched back and forth to either in minutes. So, not only does your child have a separate living space, but there is also an additional sleeping space when your child invites someone to spend the night. Everybody always wants to go spend the night at the house of someone who has bunk beds. Some styles of futon bunk beds are also equipped with built-in storage space, another convenience.

The only limit to a futon bunk bed is your imagination. With so many different covers available for futons, you can change the look of your child's room in minutes. Futon bunk beds are also available in a wide array of materials from solid wood to sturdy, durable metals. Whether your child's tastes run from playful to sophisticated, futon bunk beds offer something for everybody.

As with all bunk beds, safety is the primary concern when you are shopping for futon bunk beds. Although these beds are ideal for making the most out of a limited space, there are some specific safety features that you should be aware of before you make your investment. Please do your homework before making this important purchase.

First and foremost, buy from a reputable dealer who sells high-quality furniture. The dealer wants to make sure your child is safe, so they will sell a product that is well-constructed and should last your child from preschool through college. The guard rails and the ladder are two places where the manufacturer should concentrate additional workmanship to ensure that the bed is safe for your child. When you get your new purchase home, please follow the installation directions to the letter; we can not stress enough how important it is to follow the manufacturer's directions for assembly.

Of course, all that matters to your kid is that his bed is cool. You can help this along by choosing the theme of the bunk bed with your child; a futon bunk bed offers many options in fabric and design. What works best for your theme? Wood or metal? There are plenty of options to make everyone happy. Make sure, however, that everything goes together in a visually pleasing way, and that all the safety features have been checked off.

And, as a side note, there is a common perception that wooden frame is more durable than a metal one. However, this is not entirely true anymore. With so many advances in construction and design techniques, both materials are equally sturdy, and it should just be a matter of personal preference. Keep in mind that some people say that wooden futons can look clunky, while those made of metal give the room the illusion of having more space. Whichever you decide, always go with a reputable dealer who knows their product well, and can explain the benefits of each style you may be considering.

Don VanPelt is a writer for Bunk Beds Central who has published many articles about bunk beds. Read his comments and recommendations for the best places to buy bunkbeds at Bunk Beds Central.

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RV Camper Bunk Size Sheet Set 30x75 White Percale with Forest Green Trim

Our NEW "Traveler" line features an affordable alternative to Camper & RV sheets, without sacraficing quality. We have carefully selected a top quality 200 thread count cotton polyester blend in white that is specially woven to be extremely soft. These sheets will coordinate with all decors! Using this soft, white fabric, we have added a colored bias trim to the hem on the top sheet and pillowcases. We have 8 colors of bias trim to choose from and these sheets are available in Bunk sizes, Short Queen and 3/4 Full. Prices for bunks start at the unbelievable price of just $35.

Pieces in your bedroom should reflect your style as well as serving your needs of functionality. Fortunately, manufacturers will offer a diversity of options on each piece. Below we will look at some popular pieces of bedroom furniture, as well as the different options available.

Beds

Bed frames and mattresses come in a variety of sizes to fit every need. They include:

1. Twin (39" wide x 75" long) typically seen in bunk beds
2. Full (54" wide x 75" long) Bit larger than a twin
3. Queen (60" wide x 80" long) Good for small spaces where you need a bigger bed
4. Cal. King (72" wide x 84" long) the largest
5. Eastern King (76" wide x 80" long) Regular king size

The choice of your bed should be made according to your size and whether or not you will sleep in it alone. Of course, the size of your bedroom is also a factor, as you will want to be able to get around the edges of the bed for cleaning purposes and to access closet doors and such. Children's beds are commonly twin size, they are very versatile and space can be maximized by choosing bunk beds or trundles. A trundle is a bed within a bed, the trundle slides under the main bed and is perfect for sleepover parties. Daybeds are another space saving design, combining a regular bed into a couch like format. Three sides of the bed wrap around like a couch and lining the back and sides with pillows gives you a comfortable place to sit and read during the day.

The traditional bed comes fully equipped with a tall headboard and low footboard. A platform bed on the other hand offers a lower profile choice. This popular choice in Europe and Asia has recently found a following in the America. The bed is lower to the ground, which makes it cooler at night, plus you can add drawers underneath for more storage.

While full beds are, a full 15" wider than a twin is when two people try to share the space it is more cramped than if each had a twin. Unbelievably, a queen does not offer more room than a twin if two people are sharing it. The best size for a shared bed is a king size, this will give each person a lot more room; however, the beds themselves are quite large and may not fit into all rooms.

Night Stands

Everyone likes a nightstand by the bed and the variety of sizes and designs reflect this. Many offer doors, drawers, or a combination of the two. The choice will ultimately fall to your personal choice and the feature that will be most useful to you. Watch that you get a table of the correct height; it should be equal to the height of your bed.

Armoires

When it comes to armoires, there are many choices outside of what you may think of as traditional. Early armoires contained a hanging rod behind hinged double doors with drawers below. Today however armoires double as entertainment centers. This lets you put your television behind closed doors when not in use. These pieces have roll up or slide in doors that hide away while you watch television. Below may be drawers or doors for more storage, you can also find these units made for computers, with a sliding keyboard platform and a built in surge protector. Regardless of the type you need these pieces of furniture are also quite large so you will have to balance needs with available space.

Dressers and Chests

Dressers and chest of drawers are basically used for the same purpose. A dresser will be wider with drawers that are lined up horizontally, while a chest will be taller and line the drawers vertically. Which to use will be mostly personal preference however once again space may play a key role. Another choice is the mule chest; this is an oversized dresser and often has different storage options along with drawers. Chests are typically a single column of drawers stacked on one another. Though even these have a variety of styles, a man's chest may have drawers combined with shelves behind double doors.

These pieces will be larger than a standard chest. Sweater chests are another variation and will have large shelves that are just right for storing sweaters. For the ladies there are lingerie chests, these are normally thinner than a regular chest while still containing a column of drawers. Overall, the choice in chests or dressers is dependent on its use. If you have many large items to store, there you will want deep drawers that you do not have to over stuff. Packing them to tightly and forcing them shut will lead to a break down in the unit.

Mirrors

Mirrors are as varied as the other pieces mentioned above. You can have them attached to your dresser or hang them on the wall. Some manufacturers even offer the option of a tri mirror, which is attached to your dresser, and have adjustable hinged mirrors perfect for applying make up. Lastly, there are also freestanding mirrors that leave you the convenience of moving them as necessary, and they are great for checking your overall appearance.

For almost 40 years Leon Tuberman has been helping people with their interior design and furnishing needs. He is the owner of a furniture store that has been serving the Southern California area since 1945 and specializes in American handmade solid wood furniture that's built to last for generations. Whether you're looking for an Amish made oak dining tables or California crafted oak file cabinets they can help you with all your furniture needs.

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American Spirit Medium Brown Cherry Twin/Twin Storage Bunk Bed

This American Spirit twin / twin bunk bed with 3 convenient drawers and cubby storage is crafted of exquisite American cherry veneers over poplar solids in a deep brown cherry finish that makes it stand out. The rich and unique design elements make a real style statement. And when the children get older, this convenient bunk bed can break down into 2 twin beds to give the children more space.

Pieces in your bedroom should reflect your style as well as serving your needs of functionality. Fortunately, manufacturers will offer a diversity of options on each piece. Below we will look at some popular pieces of bedroom furniture, as well as the different options available.

Beds

Bed frames and mattresses come in a variety of sizes to fit every need. They include:

1. Twin (39" wide x 75" long) typically seen in bunk beds
2. Full (54" wide x 75" long) Bit larger than a twin
3. Queen (60" wide x 80" long) Good for small spaces where you need a bigger bed
4. Cal. King (72" wide x 84" long) the largest
5. Eastern King (76" wide x 80" long) Regular king size

The choice of your bed should be made according to your size and whether or not you will sleep in it alone. Of course, the size of your bedroom is also a factor, as you will want to be able to get around the edges of the bed for cleaning purposes and to access closet doors and such. Children's beds are commonly twin size, they are very versatile and space can be maximized by choosing bunk beds or trundles. A trundle is a bed within a bed, the trundle slides under the main bed and is perfect for sleepover parties. Daybeds are another space saving design, combining a regular bed into a couch like format. Three sides of the bed wrap around like a couch and lining the back and sides with pillows gives you a comfortable place to sit and read during the day.

The traditional bed comes fully equipped with a tall headboard and low footboard. A platform bed on the other hand offers a lower profile choice. This popular choice in Europe and Asia has recently found a following in the America. The bed is lower to the ground, which makes it cooler at night, plus you can add drawers underneath for more storage.

While full beds are, a full 15" wider than a twin is when two people try to share the space it is more cramped than if each had a twin. Unbelievably, a queen does not offer more room than a twin if two people are sharing it. The best size for a shared bed is a king size, this will give each person a lot more room; however, the beds themselves are quite large and may not fit into all rooms.

Night Stands

Everyone likes a nightstand by the bed and the variety of sizes and designs reflect this. Many offer doors, drawers, or a combination of the two. The choice will ultimately fall to your personal choice and the feature that will be most useful to you. Watch that you get a table of the correct height; it should be equal to the height of your bed.

Armoires

When it comes to armoires, there are many choices outside of what you may think of as traditional. Early armoires contained a hanging rod behind hinged double doors with drawers below. Today however armoires double as entertainment centers. This lets you put your television behind closed doors when not in use. These pieces have roll up or slide in doors that hide away while you watch television. Below may be drawers or doors for more storage, you can also find these units made for computers, with a sliding keyboard platform and a built in surge protector. Regardless of the type you need these pieces of furniture are also quite large so you will have to balance needs with available space.

Dressers and Chests

Dressers and chest of drawers are basically used for the same purpose. A dresser will be wider with drawers that are lined up horizontally, while a chest will be taller and line the drawers vertically. Which to use will be mostly personal preference however once again space may play a key role. Another choice is the mule chest; this is an oversized dresser and often has different storage options along with drawers. Chests are typically a single column of drawers stacked on one another. Though even these have a variety of styles, a man's chest may have drawers combined with shelves behind double doors.

These pieces will be larger than a standard chest. Sweater chests are another variation and will have large shelves that are just right for storing sweaters. For the ladies there are lingerie chests, these are normally thinner than a regular chest while still containing a column of drawers. Overall, the choice in chests or dressers is dependent on its use. If you have many large items to store, there you will want deep drawers that you do not have to over stuff. Packing them to tightly and forcing them shut will lead to a break down in the unit.

Mirrors

Mirrors are as varied as the other pieces mentioned above. You can have them attached to your dresser or hang them on the wall. Some manufacturers even offer the option of a tri mirror, which is attached to your dresser, and have adjustable hinged mirrors perfect for applying make up. Lastly, there are also freestanding mirrors that leave you the convenience of moving them as necessary, and they are great for checking your overall appearance.

For almost 40 years Leon Tuberman has been helping people with their interior design and furnishing needs. He is the owner of a furniture store that has been serving the Southern California area since 1945 and specializes in American handmade solid wood furniture that's built to last for generations. Whether you're looking for an Amish made oak dining tables or California crafted oak file cabinets they can help you with all your furniture needs.

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Black Metal Bunk Bed w/ Lamp Desk, Chair and Bookcase

Black metal bunk bed w/ lamp desk, chair and bookcase.Enjoy the total usability of this bedroom furniture set designed specifically for kids. This set is made of sturdy welded metal tubes, and include a desk, a book shelf, and a chair. Lamp desk, bookcase, and chair are fully under the bed, which is convience you children to study or play, while utilizing the maximum potential of space in the room. The bookshelf and chairs feature casters to allow for easy mobility, and the chair surface has comfortable cloth padding. Specifications - Dimension: 78"L x 42"W x 69"H; chair:21" x 17 3/4" x 30 1/4" H

Loft beds are every kid's dream, and full loft beds make it a reality even when they are grown up. Full loft beds are ideal for small apartments or college dorm rooms, or when you are sharing a room with others. They save space, offer privacy, provide additional space for all your stuff, and are a lot of fun. A full loft bed is a large bed, generally 78 inches long, 44 inches wide and 71 inches tall. They are sturdy and can take the weight of an adult weighing more than 200 pounds.

Full loft beds come in various sizes (full, twin, twin extra long, queen), and they can also be customized to special sizes, depending upon the size of the room and height of the ceiling. The height of the bed is an important aspect, as the whole idea of the bed is to have extra space under it to house drawers, shelves, storage racks, tables, chairs, computer desks, entertainment centers, TV armoire, bookshelves, dressers, toy racks, and lots of other things.

There are certain aspects to be considered when installing a loft bunk bed. The most important thing is personal safety- ensure that the safety rail along both the sides of the top bed is high enough to keep you securely in bed. The ceiling should be at least 33 inches above the top bed to prevent the most common head-bump injuries. The top bed should also be clear of fire fighting equipment, emergency doors, ventilation, windows or air-conditioning/heating systems. Any wiring within the bed should also be clear and free from the bed.

Loft bunk beds have price tags starting from around $300. There are pre-assembled as well as ready-to-build kits available.

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