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Bunk Beds With Desk - Perfect for a Single Bedroom

Bunk beds that have desks can solve space issues for growing children living in smaller spaces. They also encourage students to spend more time on homework and studying.

This l-shaped bunk bed with desk features perpendicular twin mattresses above a dark and richly stained wood framed desk at right. A staircase that is a match makes for a pleasing design element.

Features

If your kids are looking for the ultimate homework and play station, this bunk bed with desk is sure to please. It has a twin on the top and a full-size bed underneath it can accommodate mattresses of any size, does not require a box spring, and has guard rails and ladder for security. A small desk built-in provides ample space for work and storage space, and a combination of drawers and open shelves add more options for toys, books, and clothes.

This metal loft bed with desk is an ideal choice for teenagers and children alike. Its sturdy frame is constructed with high-quality materials, and the stylish silver finish will look great with any decor. The ladder and guard rails are easily adjustable, so you can adjust the height or lower of the ladder depending on the height of your ceiling. The top bunk has a spacious area for a chair, while the bottom bunk is a comfy sleeping space. A small table built-in has a writing area with two drawers and three open shelves. This gives your children plenty of work and storage space.

The Jacob single bunk bed with desk takes storage to the next level, offering an impressive amount of storage space with its twin-sized bed on the top and a trundle mattress that is full-sized on the bottom. The bed comes with a bookcase and dresser that are both twin-sized, bringing an additional storage space to your child's room. A tall, rolling stairway doubles as a study station and playroom, and noise-free drawers provide a place for shoes and clothes.

If you want to squeeze three children into a tiny space, a large desk with trundle and bunk bed might be the ideal option for your family. The bed comes with a large mattress for the bottom, with a separate trundle that pulls out from behind the desk built-in. The ladder is angled to use less area on the floor, while the desk comes with built-in corner shelves to store extra items.

This twin-overtwin wood bunk bed with desk is constructed of premium spruce, poplar, and is available with a rich natural finish or dark cherry. The beds have a standard full-size mattress, and do not require a box spring, while the study area under the bed features an office desk, drawers for supplies, and bookshelves to organize. The angled ladder can be adjusted for different ceiling heights and the built-in storage gives ample space for books and toys.

Design

The most ideal bedroom furniture arrangement is a bunk bed and a desk. It offers a place for homework and reading. This is a great option for small bedrooms or even an apartment with only one room. Bunk beds that include desks are available in many different styles and layouts. They vary from sleek metal frames to wood options and more. You can also choose to add storage built into the staircase. These ladder-steps have drawers for shoes or clothing that complement the desk beneath them.

If you're looking for an elegant, minimalist design that is easy to set up and take down, think about this twin loft bed that comes with a desk from Viv + Rae(tm). The mattress, slats and guardrails are all included. It is compatible with both twin and full-sized mattresses, and does not require a boxspring. The bed comes with an open bookcase with three shelves and a desk that is compact, and you can also add chairs to create a perfect study station.

This bold whit bunk bed is full of practicality in its small frame, featuring an L-shaped desk and shelving on both sides of the framed seating area. You can also opt for a keyboard drawer with an opening that can be slide out to save space on your desk. This is a great example of a small bunk bed with desk that is ideal for a room shared by two people or a studio apartment.

This bunk bed made of wood with a desk that is integrated and a dresser is perfect for those with a DIY spirit. The perpendicularly-mounted lower twin bed is sat on wheels, allowing it to move as required. The expansive frame is set on a large table with abundant drawers flanking the seating area as well as shelves above.

This free-standing bunk desk bed is an additional option that's perfect for kids and teens. The angled ladder has flat rungs that are easy to climb. The desk is at the top of the bunk.

This DIY project, which is part of the "4 Men 1 Lady" blog, demonstrates how to build a twin bunk bed with an integrated desk using pipes and fittings. The railing on the upper bunk is made from a single bunk bed with trundle Socket T Flange fitting, a single high bunk bed Socket T 90 Degree Elbow. If you're looking for a more traditional look, a bunk with an attached desk could be constructed using standard threaded pipe fittings or even Kee Klamp fittings.

Safety

When most people think of bunk beds, they imagine two twin beds that are stacked on top of each other. While this is a very popular configuration, there are also many other options to choose from. You can opt for a twin-over-full loft bed with a desk if you have two kids sharing in a bedroom, or opt to go for one that is dual-purpose like this one by Viv + Rae (tm). The slats in the bed eliminate the need for mattress box springs, and it comes with a sturdy ladder as well as a guardrail. The bottom bunk can be used as a twin or transformed into desk space by adding a bed trundle (sold separately). This allows you to host sleepover guests in style and in comfort.

While bunk beds are intended to be secure however, you can improve your child's security and comfort by following a few suggestions. First, ensure that the beds are placed against two walls that are perpendicular to provide stability and stop falls. Keep the space around your beds clean and free of clutter so that your children can safely climb the ladder. It's a good idea show your children how to use the ladder properly, and to stress that it's not a playground. You should also be careful not to hang items from the guard rails on the top bunk, for example scarves or belts, because these could potentially be strangling your children when they are caught in them.

A bunk bed that has built-in desks that are full-size is ideal for smaller rooms where you need to make the most of your space. It's also a great choice for kids who want to have their own personal study space without taking up the space on the floor. Some of these beds come with angled ladders which sit over the desk. This makes them easier for tall people to climb. These beds typically be smaller than bunk beds with ladders integrated into the frame.

For a bunk bed that offers plenty of desk space and plenty of storage, consider this design from Pottery Barn Teen. Its L-shaped configuration allows you to put a bunk bed and a desk in a small room and provides ample space for homework, crafts and other activities. This bunk bed features a spacious top bunk and an extra-long futon that can be pulled out to accommodate guests staying overnight. It is available in six finishes.

Stores

Bunk beds that have desks are a great way to save space and give your child a comfortable spot for homework and study. The bunk beds usually come with storage built-in that can be used to store extra blankets and pillows, clothes, books, and even toys. These types of bunks also provide a desk space which doubles as a computer table, a cozy reading nook, or a place to play with crafts and games. Some models come with an integrated bulletin board which can come in handy for hanging school items or important reminders.

A single bunk bed that has desks is also a fantastic option for kids who share their bedroom with an older sibling or have a limited living space. These beds can accommodate two kids in a single room without occupying too much area, and they are great for older siblings who wish to sleep close to their younger siblings. These beds are usually equipped with a trundle, which allows guests to sleep comfortably.

This type of bunk bed has no sharp edges, as opposed to traditional bunk beds with a ladder. This is a great choice for parents who worry about their children falling off the top bunk in the night or having difficulty climbing the ladder. These bunks are great for children who have been potty trained because they are able to access a toilet.

If you're looking for a single bunk bed with storage underneath bunk bed that has desk, this wood option is a good choice. It is a classic style with a clean and sleek design as well as rails with slats. It also comes with plenty of storage, including a built-in dresser with three drawers and a desk with plenty of work space for homework or school projects. The bunk bed also has an trundle, making it the perfect choice for guests staying for the weekend.

This unique kids bunk bed with desk provides plenty of storage and a desk space that can accommodate laptops. Its angled ladder uses fixed wooden panels instead of DIY vertical rungs, which makes it more appealing in modern, farmhouse and transitional styles. It also comes with an built-in desk with three shelves, four drawers and a smaller desk. This makes it more storage space. This bunk bed was built using Kee Klamp fittings, which make it relatively simple to take apart and reassemble should you decide to alter the arrangement.