Bunk beds are any type or style of beds that are stacked one on top of another.They are supported by a pole in each corner and the top bunk is usually accessible via a ladder.The top bunk is also surrounded by a rail to prevent the sleeper falling out.Not Just Kid's Beds.In the home, they are usually used as kid's beds and they allow two people to sleep in one room while maximizing the floor space and room available.Although they are marketed as predominantly kids beds, for children under the age of six, the top bunk is not recommended because of the danger involved in them climbing the ladder to get up there.Bunk beds are used outside of the home too, usually where there is limited floor space such as;.• On ships • Army garrisons • Dormitories • Hostels • Prison cells • University halls of residence.Bunk beds can vary greatly in price; you can find economy models which are usually made from metal, solid plastic or soft wooden frames.Alternatively, more expensive models are available that will be more durable as they tend to be made out of hardwood.The more expensive types often come with accessories such as draws or shelves attached.Types of Bunk Beds.There are several different types of bunk beds available, they include;.• Standard Bunk Beds - Standard bunk beds are the most common type and have two bunks, each with the same sized mattress stacked with one directly under the other.Standard bunk beds are usually used for kid's beds.• Twin Over Full - A twin over full is arranged like a standard but as the name suggests, has a full sized mattress on the bottom and a twin size on the top bunk.• Futon Bunk - Arranged like a standard bunk but with a Western style futon couch which converts into a bed at the bottom.These bunk beds are ideal for small flats or studio apartments as the lower part can double as a couch in the day.• L-Shape Bunk - This type of bed has the bottom bunk laid out at a right angle to the top so that if it was to be viewed from above, it would look like an L shape.This allows for a desk, chair or other furniture to be placed in the space under the top bunk.• Loft Bed - A loft bed has only the top bunk which serves to create space underneath that can be used for other furniture such as a sofa, a desk or a chest of draws.Some loft beds are made with features such as storage draws or a work station built in.• Triple Wretham Loft Bed - This is where a pair of standard bunk beds are attached to a loft bed, making three bunks in all.The loft bed is attached so that it is at a right angle to the other beds, making an L shape if viewed from above.• Triple Wretham Loft Bed + Cougan - This assortment has a total of four beds, usually stacked one on top of the other.
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