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The best bunk bed really depends on how your child uses their room. A standard bunk works well for siblings sharing a space, while a storage bunk helps keep things organized in smaller rooms. If your child needs a place to study or play, a bunk or loft bed with a built-in desk can make a big difference. The goal is to choose a setup that fits both your space and your child’s daily routine.
Some Rooms To Go Kids bunk beds include trundle options, which are useful for sleepovers or homes that occasionally need an extra bed. Trundle beds are great for extra sleeping space that tucks away when you do not need it. You can also filter this page to display all of our trundle bunk bed options.
If your child needs a study zone, a bunk/desk or loft/desk setup usually makes more sense than a basic bunk bed. Rooms To Go Kids offers both bunk/desk and loft/desk styles, and its loft-bed pages position them as all-in-one sleep, study, and play setups for kids and teens.
In smaller rooms, it’s all about maximizing space. Loft beds, storage bunks, and bunk beds with desks help combine multiple functions into one footprint. Instead of adding separate furniture, you can create a sleep, storage, and study setup all in one place.
Yes, especially when space is limited. Many teens benefit from loft beds or bunk beds with desks because they create room for studying, gaming, or relaxing. Twin-over-full designs are also a popular option, offering a little more sleeping space while still saving room overall.
Not exactly, especially when it comes to the top bunk.
According to federal safety standards for bunk beds 16 CFR Part 1513, instructions must clearly warn that children under 6 years old should not use the upper bunk.
Younger kids are better suited for the bottom bunk or lower-profile beds, while older kids and teens can safely use standard bunk or loft designs. It’s also important to follow basic safety guidelines like using guardrails, limiting the top bunk to one person, and using the ladder for safe access.
A bunk bed has two sleeping spaces stacked on top of each other, which works well for shared rooms. A loft bed has one elevated bed with open space underneath that can be used for a desk, storage, or a play area. Loft beds are a great option when you want to make the most of a smaller room.
Most bunk beds use a Twin (38" x 75") or Twin XL (38" x 80") mattress on the top bunk, while the bottom bunk may be twin mattress or even a full mattress depending on the design. It’s important to follow the recommended mattress size and thickness for the specific bed to ensure a proper and safe fit.
It comes down to having more ways to make the room work for your needs. You’ll find everything from standard bunk beds to options with storage, desks, stairs, and trundles - all designed to help you save space while creating a setup your child can grow into.
With Rooms To Go Kids, you can visit one of our Kids showrooms to see bunk beds in person, explore different styles, and get a better feel for what works best in your space before you buy.