Bunk Beds

If you asked a Rhodes scholar, or perhaps someone with a masters command of the English language to describe or define a bunk bed to you, this may be the response that you receive: "A bunk bed is carriage of sleep (which is the natural rest cycle of human beings) in which the skeletal frame of one bed is supported by the skeletal frame of another bed situated below with the stated purpose of allowing two individuals to sleep in one location with the additional benefit of extended any and all available flooring space."

Of course, the true nature of Bunk Beds combine both answers. Indeed, Bunk Beds do feature two beds literally stacked atop one another, and yes, Bunk Beds are truly much fun to sleep in as well. For many families, Bunk Beds represent a practical and fun solution to an age-old problem of how to save space. For parents with children close in ages, and who have space and room limitations, Bunk Beds are the ideal choice which enable and allow children to share a room together, while at the same time providing them their own separate sleeping quarters too.

And while Bunk Beds are practical, let's face it - sleeping in a bunk bed with a friend is one of the true joys that a child can experience. From calling out who's got the top bunk to climbing up the ladder to telling stories to imaging your bunk bed is anything you want it to be, Bunk Beds, for many children and their families, are gathering spots and places to create fun and long-lasting memories. Today's Bunk Beds come in all different shapes and sizes, and are manufactured and made from many different materials, including oak wood, cherry wood and maple wood. Additionally, Bunk Beds are also available in many different and varying styles, such as a twin over full bunk bed. It's these advances in bunk bed design and construction that make Bunk Beds more desirable than ever.