Triple Bunk Beds

Triple Bunk Beds

September 8th, 2009

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Steel Frame Double Bunk Beds That Sleep Three

October 2nd, 2009

Double bunk beds with a durable steel framing and tubular steel construction have the distinct advantage of being among the cheapest double bunk beds on the market. These beds are lightweight which makes them both easy to assemble and to move around. The tubular powder coated steel gives them a modern and trendy look that will be suitable for any age group. They are available in either black or white finishes which is ideal as they will blend in with any bedroom color scheme.

Walker Edison Sunset Contemporary Twin over Futon Bunk Bed in Black

Walker Edison Sunset Contemporary Twin over Full Bunk Bed

If you are considering buying a steel frame double bunk bed it may be worth your while to look for one that provides sleeping space for three. Buying a double bunk bed with extra sleeping space makes provision for the odd sleepover or an unexpected guest.

There is a choice between twin over full or twin over futon double bunk beds should you opt for the beds that sleep three. Your choice will depend on whether you would prefer to have the use of additional seating in the room when the futon is not being used as a bed. If the bottom bunk is to be used for sleeping on a more permanent basis then a twin over full double bunk bed may be the more suitable option.

Integrated ladders are recommended on steel frame bunk beds as these are sturdier than movable ladders. When buying bunk beds make sure that they comply with the CPSA standards. A good measure of sturdiness is the weight capacity of top bunk beds. With metal or steel construction bunk beds it is recommended that this be at least 200 pounds. Make sure that the double bunk beds of your choice fit into the room and still have at least a two foot gap between the top bunk bed and the ceiling.

Choose bunk beds that come assembled or are easy to assemble. First prize is if there is online support should you experience difficulty in assembling the bunk beds when they arrive at your home.

Determine whether bunk bed mattresses are included in your purchase. If not, establish the maximum thickness mattress that the top bunk bed will accommodate without jeopardizing the safety of the top bunk.

The above two are very popular steel frame double bunk beds from The Walker Edison Furniture Company which specializes in the manufacturing of contemporary furniture for the North American marketplace. Their prices are very competitive due to the fact that they have factories strategically placed throughout the world allowing them to ensure that they have access to low-priced raw materials and skilled artisans providing quality at low prices.

The assembled height of both these double bunk beds is 80″. The clearance between the top and bottom bunks differ with 3″ as the gap is 41″ on the twin over futon option whereas the twin over full double bunk has a 44″ gap between the two bunks. Of the two options the twin over futon double bunk bed will use less floor space than the twin over full bunk bed but may prove to be less convenient if used for sleeping on a daily basis.

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Caring For Wooden Triple Bunk Beds

September 28th, 2009

When you purchase a wooden triple bunk bed you are getting a unique piece of furniture. Every solid piece of wood used in a wooden triple bunk bed’s construction has its own unique markings ingrained in the wood during the tree’s growth period. Due to the weight and price of solid wood most wooden triple bunk beds are constructed with a combination of wood solids and veneered wood.

When caring for wood it must be remembered that solid wood continues to breath and react to climate and humidity levels even once it has become part of your triple bunk bed. If you subject the wood to excessively dry air it will lose moisture and causing shrinkage. At the other end of the scale if your triple bunk beds are exposed to very humid conditions the solid hardwood will absorb some of the moisture in the air, causing the wood to swell. This however will correct itself once the humidity levels return to normal. The best protection that you can give to solid wood triple bunk beds is by using a humidifier in the room when the air is very dry and an air conditioner in extremely humid climates. A rule of thumb is that if you feel uncomfortable in a room then the conditions are not ideal for solid wood.

Avoid placing your triple bunk beds too close to any form of heat and they should ideally be placed away from direct sunlight. If the room layout leaves you no alternative then try to keep the blinds or curtains drawn during the time that the exposure to the sun is at its severest.

Follow the manufacturer’s care instructions that you receive with your triple bunk beds. Dust the triple bunk beds regularly and only use soft cotton cloths to clean off marks. If you need to wet the cloth make sure that it is only damp and wipe off immediately with a dry cloth after removal of the mark. If you wish to polish the wood on your bunk beds make sure that the wood is dust free before applying any polish. Dust will scratch the surface of the wood if it is present when you apply polish.

The veneered sections of your triple bunk beds should be treated with the same care as the solid wood sections. Veneer is more vulnerable than solid wood and more difficult to repair.

If you are unfortunate enough to get stains on your triple bunk beds it is advisable to get the help of a professional before attempting any major stain removal remedies. To prevent stains from occurring keep all household cleaners away from your bunk beds and teach your children to treat this unique piece of furniture with the respect it deserves.

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Triple Bunk Beds or Double Bunk Beds With Trundle Bed?

September 26th, 2009

Triple bunk beds are not the ideal solution for all sleeping accommodation problems.
If you were thinking of investing in a triple bunk bed and you find that the room is to narrow to accommodate a triple bunk bed then you should consider an alternative. Double bunk beds will fit into any room that can accommodate a twin bed – which must more or less include all standard, even small, bedrooms. There are various double bunk beds that provide the option of including a trundle bed underneath the bottom bunk of the construction. This trundle bed then provides a third bunk, in effect making this double bunk bed a triple bunk.

Trundle beds are basically a large storage box that fits beneath the bottom bunk. These storage boxes, or beds, are built on wheels and are wheeled out from under the bunk when needed. You will need to purchase a trundle bed mattress as trundle beds are generally slightly shorter than the twin bed that they are designed to fit under. These trundle beds when in use are almost flat on the ground. There are however double bed bunks that provide the option of pop-up trundle beds. Pop-up trundle beds are the same height as the bunk beds when in use.

This is an ideal solution for people requiring additional sleeping space for the occasional guest or for young children who would not object to having a trundle bed as their permanent sleeping space. Trundle beds that are used as a permanent sleeping space do require a bit more effort on a daily basis as to provide much needed space in a room. The bedding will need to be removed from the bed to enable the trundle bed to be stored each day. If space is a problem this is probably a small price to pay considering the convenience of being able to accommodate three children in a relatively small area.

Another very valid reason for choosing a double bunk bed with a trundle bed as opposed to a triple bunk bed is where two children sharing are under the age of six years old. The CPSA recommends that children under 6 not be allowed to sleep on a lofted bed. A trundle bed is the ideal solution in this case as only one bed is lofted and this can be reserved for the oldest child, who hopefully has reached the recommended age.

If these beds are used on an irregular basis as optional extra sleeping solutions then the trundle bed drawer can be used for storage of larger items that do not fit into standard size drawers. They are an excellent solution for storage of toys in your child’s room if you are prepared to empty the trundle drawer when you need the sleeping space.

Choosing double bunk beds with a trundle bed will increase the bunk bed options available to you. Triple bunk beds have a much more limited selection than the more popular double bunk beds. As the target market for the manufacturers of triple bunk beds is mainly students and older children you will probably find that double bunk beds offer more for the younger child. One very popular introduction to double bunk beds is the option of stairway storage drawers. These are safer than ladders and offer excellent storage and seating solutions. There are some of these specific designs that allow for a trundle bed converting this into a child-friendly triple bunk bed.

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Triple Bunk Beds – Solid Wood, Veneered or Engineered Wood?

September 23rd, 2009

If you are considering investing in wooden triple bunk beds here are a few basic guidelines for determining the quality of the various types of woods most commonly used for crafting bunk beds. It is not that hard, and you can learn to judge for quality by looking at the kind of wood that’s been used, the finish, and how the piece is constructed.

• Solid Wood Triple Bunk Beds
  

Solid wood triple bunk beds are considered to be the best quality and most durable triple bunk beds on the market. The beauty of solid wood is that its appearance actually improves with time as it gains character and charm. It is for this reason that solid wood furniture become heirlooms. Solid wood is expensive but as it is built to last for generations furniture made with solid wood is usually crafted with superior craftsmanship. Triple bunk beds and case goods usually have strong protective finishes and are crafted using dovetailed joints.

• Hardwood solids

Hardwood solids are cut from the trunks of deciduous trees, the most popular being oak and maple trees. Other hardwood that may be used for triple bunk beds is mahogany, teak, walnut, cherry and birch. The wood will be air dried and then kiln dried to remove all the moisture. An environmentally friendly hardwood, known as Rubberwood, is used to craft all bunk beds made by The University Loft Company.

Solid hardwood triple bunk beds will offer the user many generations of hard use. Hardwood solids are easily repaired and refinished and their value is lasting. One way of telling whether the product is genuine solid hardwood is by examining the patterns on the solid pieces of the bunk bed. No two pieces of solid hardwood are exactly the same as their patterns formed during their growth period are each unique.

• Softwood Solids

Pine is one of the most favored woods for crafting of furniture as its smooth surface is equally suitable for stain or paint finishes. It is lightweight and durable but relatively inexpensive when compared to hardwood solids. Pine has a distinct character derived from its natural grain and knots. Despite the fact that pine is a much lighter wood compared to most hardwoods, it has an inherent strength that makes this wood ideal for manufacturing of triple bunk beds and other furniture. Pine is a sustainable timber that has timeless appeal and is versatile in style.

• Veneered Triple Bunk Beds
  

If you are wondering about the strength of wood veneers then its interesting to note that some of the best preserved furniture in museums are veneered. The price of solid wood , especially hardwood solids, makes wood veneers a popular choice for crafting triple bunk beds. Wood veneers are constructed by gluing a very thin slice of real wood to a structurally sound cheaper wood product. These wood slices are generally taken from the most attractive pieces of the wood source. Veneers reduce the cost of the finished products as they are usually glued to a lighter wood which not only brings about savings on the wood but also on the shipping and production costs.

• Engineered Wood Triple Bunk Beds

Although there are numerous types of engineered wood on the market that are used in the construction of triple bunk beds, the most popular are medium density fiberboard (MDF) and laminates.

• MDF

MDF is a very popular choice for crafting of furniture, including triple bunk beds, due to the fact that it is not as temperature sensitive as solid wood and therefore is not prone to cracking from changes in humidity and temperature, which can happen with solid wood.
Manufactured material made from compressed wood fibers and glue that is often used as a core for veneered products. MDF has no grain, which makes it an excellent core material because it does not expand or shrink. MDF is also heavier and denser than solid wood since it is made from compressed wood fibers.

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Buying a Bunk Bed Mattress

September 17th, 2009

Whether you are looking to buy triple bunk beds or double bunk beds with an optional trundle bed the chances are you will need to purchase a bunk bed mattress or two. Most bunk bed manufacturers do not include mattresses with the bunk beds and this additional outlay must be borne in mind when budgeting for your bunk bed purchase.

In accordance with a ruling passed by the U.S.Consumer Products Safety Association the top of the guardrails on a bunk bed must be at least 5 inches above the top of the bunk bed mattress. It is for this reason that manufacturers state the combined maximum height of the bunk bed mattress and foundation which the bunk bed can accommodate without compromising on the safety of the bunk beds. It is recommended that before you buy a bunk bed mattress you determine the exact size and thickness that will best suit the bunk beds that you select.

The dimensions of a twin bunk bed mattress are 39″ x 75″ and the height of the mattress can vary from between 4″ to 11.5″. The plush 11.5″ may prove to be too high for the average bunk bed and care must be taken when choosing your mattress. These plush bunk bed mattresses can however safely be used on the bottom bunk bed, if you are looking to buy a luxury mattress.

The height of the bunk bed mattress support system must also be taken into consideration. Invariably if the bunk bed construction requires a slat pack for mattress support this is included in the cost of the bunk bed and you will not need to acquire any further support system. There are however bunk beds that require bunkie boards and these are generally not included. When purchasing bunkie boards remember to determine the height of the bunkie board as this will influence the maximum height of the appropriate mattress for your specific bunk bed. Bunkie boards are generally 2″ high.

If the top bunkie board is only held up by wooden blocks screwed to the side rails always use safety wires under the bunkie board to ensure sufficient support for the bunk bed mattress. This will minimize the risk of the bunkie board and mattress becoming dislodged and collapsing on the person sleeping in the bottom bunk.

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Triple Bunk Beds- From Humble Beginnings to The Graduate Series

September 15th, 2009

When shopping for Triple Bunk Beds it is always a good thing to know something about the leading manufacturers. It is advisable to purchase a brand that is well known and that has been around for some time. This reduces the chances of them not being around should you require after sales service.

One of the major players in the Triple Bunk Bed industry is University Loft Company and in particular the Graduate Series.

• Who Is University Loft Company?

Although relatively new to the furniture retail market University Loft Company has been in existence since 1986. Way back then, James Jannetides was a student at the University of Southern Illinois. Like most students, James had to make do with very small living quarters. He decided to maximize the available space by building a loft for his room. This proved to be so popular among fellow students that he started building and selling lofts. He sold 400 loft units as fast as he could build them and University Loft Company was born.

University Loft Co (ULC) is considered a world leader in the contract furniture market today. The company has a 30 percent market share and is now a $30 million company. ULC supplies 1,500 institutional clients and has an average growth rate of 40% per annum. Their initial target market was universities and colleges, supplying them with college dorm furniture. Today, ULC still has more than 1,200 university accounts annually but has expanded their market to include the defense and hospitality industries. Penetrating the retail industry is their most recent venture and their products are already presented in over 400 retail stores.

Recently University Loft Company received a trademark of its most popular retail bed series, namely The Graduate Series. This trademark is valid for ten years and is registered on the Principal register to include beds, bed frames, desks, night stands , bookcases and dressers.

The very popular triple bunk beds in the Graduate Series are the Triple Lindy Loft bunk beds which offer countless possibilities to maximize space for sleep, storage and study areas.

• What Material is Used in the Construction of these Triple Bunk Beds?
  

University Loft Company’s furniture was crafted with northern red oak up until 1994. As the company became more and more aware of its duty towards the environment it made a commitment to research substitute materials with the view of changing to a more environment friendly timber for its products.

After researching substitute materials for northern red oak, the most commonly exploited oak, University Loft Company decided to opt for Asian oak, also known as rubberwood, to manufacture their furniture. These trees are farmed on plantations and grow 20 times faster than northern red oak. Greenpeace supports the manner in which these trees are farmed and Jannetides feels that the initiative to chose this environmentally friendly wood is one of the most important decisions made by the company.

• What are the Characteristics of Hevea Brasiliensis(Rubberwood) ?

Rubberwood is naturally pale yellow in color and has an open grain similar to that of mahogany. This wood is environmentally harvested on plantation farms. The latex sap of the trees is used commercially for decades and the wood is only harvested once the trees no longer yield sap. The drying process and chemical treatment of rubberwood not only kills any insects present in the wood but guards against future infestation. As the wood is pressure treated as opposed to being dipped the treatment insures a cellular absorption. The treatment of rubberwood gives it extra strength making it stronger than oak.

The superior craftsmanship displayed in the Triple Bunk Beds crafted by University Loft Company make them products worth recommending. The quality of their bunk beds are sure to meet your expectations and it is always good to know that the product you are purchasing is environmental friendly.

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Childrens Bunk Beds-What are The Options?

September 15th, 2009

There are so many childrens bunk beds on the market today that it may be wise to have some idea of which type of bunk bed would best meet your requirements and thereby narrow your search.

All of these beds have one thing in common, they dramatically increase the living area in a room by taking advantage of vertical space.

• Standard Childrens Bunk Beds

A basic bunk bed is simply one bed supported by a bed underneath it. You literally save half the space that two beds would have taken. These are the most common types of bunk beds and are available in wood or metal construction

When choosing a bunk bed make sure that the top bunk has guardrails on both sides and it is wise to choose bunk beds for kids that have permanent guardrails. These guardrails should not be removed under any circumstances, irrespective of the age of the child sleeping on the top bunk.

Bunk bed ladders that are permanently fixed to the bed frame are also more sturdy than those that are removable.

• Stackable Bunk Beds for Children

Stackable Bunk beds have the added advantage in that the beds can be separated and used as two separate beds when bunk beds no longer meet your requirements. These beds are usually kept intact with a dowel or pin while in the stacked position.

• Triple Bunk Beds for Children

If you require sleeping space for three children then a triple bunk bed is the answer. The modern triple bunk beds are compact and not as high as the vertical dormitory style triple bunk beds. Another option is to choose a double bunk bed with an underneath trundle bed that will provide the third bunk. This may not be ideal for everyday use but works well for the occasional guest. The trundle drawer also provides additional space for packing linen when not in use as a bed.

• L-shaped Bunk Beds for Children

The L-shaped bunk bed usually consists of an elevated loft bed with a matching twin bed placed underneath at a right angle to the loft bed. These childrens bunk beds will require more floor space without providing more sleeping space than the standard bunk bed for kids. This configuration is more flexible and is generally very attractive. If space is not a problem then the L-shaped bunk bed can be an interesting alternative to the standard bunk bed.

• Futon Childrens Bunk Beds

The futon bunk bed consists of a top bunk bed and futon bottom bed. The futon can be used as a couch or as a full size bed, when required. The lofted bed is usually a twin bed but can be a full bed. This multi-functional bunk bed offers extra seating in the form of a futon couch which can be opened at night to provide additional sleeping space. Most of these bunk beds have built-in ladders and the top bunks have guardrails to prevent the user from falling off. These bunk beds are the ideal solution where both extra seating and sleeping space is required. Futon bunk beds are available in wood or metal. Wooden futon bunk beds will blend in easily with other bedroom furniture and are very durable as they are usually made of solid hardwood. Metal futon bunk beds are not as bulky and easier to move around. Choosing between the two would be a matter of personal taste. Whichever you choose if you want to be sure that both the quality and safety of the product meets your requirements then you should choose a futon bunk bed that meets the national standards for bunk beds as set by the ASTM. (American Standards of Testing and Materials).

• Childrens Loft Bunk Beds

The basic loft bed gives you a lot of flexibility in designing a child’s room. It consists of one loft bed in either twin or full size suspended over an open space. There are so many possibilities with this style. Use the empty space as a study or play area, or put a storage unit underneath.

Whatever type of childrens bunk bed you select will be a matter of personal taste. It is recommended that you read more about selection criteria before making a final decision.

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Triple Bunk Beds – Bunk Bed Mattress Support

September 14th, 2009

Shopping for childrens bunk beds is a bit more complex than just choosing a bunk bed that appeals to you aesthetically. There are a number of safety issues that need to be considered as well as hidden costs that you should be aware of upfront. You can then plan your budget accordingly and there will be no nasty surprises.

If this is your first introduction to triple bunk beds then there are a few terms associated with parts of a bunk bed that you should be familiar with in order to make an informed decision when selecting the ideal bunk beds for your children.

WOODEN BUNK BEDS

• Slat Kit

A slat kit or slat pack, as these are sometimes referred to, consist of a number of metal or wooden slats that attach firmly to the bed frame to provide support for the mattress. To ensure that the mattress is properly supported by the slats, care should be taken to ensure that there are no objects between the mattress and the slats as this could reduce the level of support for the mattress.

These slat kits are included as part of the bunk beds and are not an additional cost.

• Bunkie Board

Bunk beds that do not have slat kits generally require a bunkie board to offer support for the mattress. A bunkie board is a thin solid platform that fits into the bed frame to ensure that the mattress performs optimally and does not start to sag.

Bunkie boards are generally not included in the price of bunk beds and this must be taken into account when it comes to calculating the total cost of your purchase. A variety of bunkie boards are available on the market ranging from inexpensive wood panels to the more elaborate upholstered or padded boards.

If you select triple bunk beds that feature bunk beds that are separable check to see whether bunkie boards will be required when using these beds as stand-alone units. Often the bunk beds do not require bunkie boards when assembled as double or triple bunk beds but may require them when the bunks are used separately.

Besides the fact that slat kits are generally included in the original cost of bunk beds it will also be cheaper to replace one or two broken slats should they break than what it will be to replace a bunkie board.

METAL BUNK BEDS

• Metal Grid Support System

All metal bunk beds have a built in metal grid support system to provide the same support for the mattress as either a bunkie board or a slat kit. As these are built in there is no need to assemble, as with slat kits, and no additional costs.

Irrespective of which type of triple bunk beds you select there must be some support system for the bunk bed mattress, be it slats, a bunkie board or a metal grid system. You should just be aware of the fact that if you happen to choose bunk beds that require bunkie boards that more than likely this will be an additional cost.

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Advantages of Buying Triple Bunk Beds Online

September 10th, 2009

Triple bunk beds are large items and understandably many people are uneasy about purchasing them online. Purchasing from a reputable e-tailer has its benefits which far outweigh the down-side of purchasing triple bunk beds online. Let us start with the disadvantage as this is a short list. Actually the only one real disadvantage is that you will not be able to see the bunk bed before you purchase it. Good e-tailers however take this into consideration and offer excellent enlarged photographs so you will be able to get a pretty good idea of what the product looks like.

• Convenient shopping in your home

When shopping online you are not restricted to business hours and can shop whenever and wherever you so wish. You can allow the children to join in with selecting triple bunk beds if you intend purchasing them for the kids bedroom. You can visit and revisit a site as often as you need before making a final decision ( without an over-eager salesmen breathing down your neck).

• Widest selection to choose from

Reputable e-tailers catering for the bunk bed market stock the best triple bunk beds available from leading bunk bed manufacturers. This means that you can see what all the leading manufacturers have to offer in triple bunk beds and compare the price, finish, size and optional extras of each of them without leaving your home. Just think of how much you save in both time and money by eliminating the need to visit the individual showrooms of the leading bunk bed manufacturers.

• Shipping of large items

If the thought of shipping triple bunk beds across the continent horrifies you then my advice is to check on the shipping policies of the e-tailer that you select. Most of the larger e-tailers are prepared to ships items as large as triple bunk beds free of charge. If the e-tail store is a drop-ship company your triple bunk beds will be shipped directly from the manufacturer to your doorstep. Some of the triple bunk beds available are delivered already assembled or the buyer may have the option to have the bunks assembled in their homes. This will ensure that the bunks are assembled in strict accordance with the manufacturers instructions.

• On-line credit card transactions

Contrary to popular belief on-line credit card transactions are the safest way to use your credit card. As long as the e-line store uses appropriate encryption protection these transactions are much less risky than handing your credit card to a cashier of providing credit card details over the telephone. When these transactions are processed your account number is only visible to your bank. Check to see what the security level of the particular e-store is if you feel uneasy.

• Customer Support

E-line stores are rely on customer loyalty to remain sustainable in a very competitive market. E-tailers who are serious about ensuring that their customers enjoy a hassle-free on-line shopping experience have toll free customer care lines and staff that are knowledgeable about the products and services offered. You should be able to contact the store during business hours and any questions should be answered to your satisfaction. Check to see whether the e-line store provides a contact number and if necessary you can phone the number to determine whether it is actually manned by people or whether the only response you get is that of a computerized answering machine. If this is the case then maybe you should search for an alternative e-store to purchase your triple bunk beds.

• Sales Tax

An additional bonus when shopping online is that if you purchase from an internet store that does not have an actual store in the state where you live, then you will not have to pay the sales tax. This can be a substantial saving as the sales tax on items such as triple bunk beds will not be a saving to be sneezed at.

• Returning defective triple bunk beds

You are probably wondering what your rights would be if you were not satisfied with the bunk beds once you receive it. All the reputable internet stores selling triple bunk beds give offer you the option to return your purchase within a specified time frame. The costs of returning the bunk beds will more than likely be for your account if you are returning the beds simply because you had a change of mind or you just do not like the bunk beds. If however you are returning the beds because of damages in transit or defective parts then a reputable e-line store will invariably replace the beds free of charge. There is generally a time frame in which you need to notify the supplier of the defect to qualify for the free shipping. Check the details on the website of your e-line store or phone the customer support line for more details.

The bottom line is that buying triple bunk beds on internet will allow you a wider selection, save you time and money, will be shipped to your doorstep ( usually free of charge) and can be paid for in a secure environment. You may be able to save the sales tax and you will definitely save yourself a lot of walking and you can do all this in the comfort of your home. The disadvantage is that you will not be able to see the bunk beds physically and the only decision you need to make is how much this really matters.

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