Kids & nursery

Karl Home bunk beds and kids beds

  • 8pieces
  • 4colorways
  • $89.99to $195.99
  • 38.6"to 61.8" wide

Twin over twin bunk beds in metal and wood, with storage drawers or a trundle, and a low floor bed with a fence and a door for a toddler.

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Measure the ceiling too

A bunk bed needs a ceiling high enough for the child on top to sit up. Measure from the top of the upper mattress to the ceiling, not from the floor, and keep the bed away from a ceiling fan.

Fit both guardrails on the top bunk before anyone sleeps there and push the bed tight to the wall. A floor bed keeps a toddler close to the ground, with a fence and a door instead of a drop.

The bunk beds and kids beds above are measured like the rest of Karl Home furniture: width, depth and height in inches, so you can hold them against your room.

Questions

Questions about Karl Home bunk beds and kids beds

How much ceiling does a Karl Home bunk bed need?
Enough for the child on top to sit up: measure from the top of the upper mattress to the ceiling, and keep the bed away from a ceiling fan.
What should you check before your child sleeps in a Karl Home bunk bed?
Fit both guardrails of the top bunk, push the bed tight to the wall, and use a mattress that fills the frame. The federal bunk bed rule asks for a guardrail on each side of the upper bunk.
Up to what weight is a Karl Home changing table for?
The federal rule for baby changing products defines a changing table for a child of up to 30 pounds. Use the strap every time and keep supplies within reach.