Types of Bunk beds available

Following is a list of five types of bunk beds:

Standard Bunk Bed: The Standard Bunk is considered the basic bunk bed. If
one of the lower bed rails is eliminated, it becomes a loft bed.

Stackable Bunk Bed: The Stackable Bunk can be divided into two single beds. It can also be converted to a Loft or L-Shaped bed, with another twin bed underneath.

 

Loft Bunk Bed: The Loft Bed is comparable to a bed on stilts. With this particular style of bunk bed, the usable floor space in a room can be increased. There can be approximately a 55" clearance underneath a tall loft bed. This could accommodate a desk and/or a chest of drawers. This type of bed is popular in dorms.
 

L-shaped Bunk Bed: The L-shape bunk is a loft bed with a matching twin lower bed arranged at a right angle. The two beds can be situated in several
different ways. The Loft and single can be different sizes. For example, you
may have a full loft bed and a lower twin bed.

Twin Bed over Full Bed: The twin bed over full bed has a full size bed on
the bottom with a twin bed on the top. It can also be converted to a stackable bed. There are also bunk beds available that have a full sized bed over a twin sized bed.
 

All beds can be either standard height of 66" or 72" tall.

The sizes of bunk beds are: Twin, Twin Extra Long (often used in dorms),
Full (double), Queen or custom sizes. A bunk bed can be a safe sleeping and
space-saving resolution. However, you should use the following guidelines:
Choose a bunk bed that meets the up-to-date safety standards; buy the bunk
bed from a reputable dealer; set it up properly; oversee its use.

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