Bunk beds are generally found in two sizes, twin and full size. These bed sizes can be paired together or mixed to create a bunk design to suit the needs of the buyer. You will find bunk beds that have two twins, bunks with two full beds, or bunk beds with a twin on top and a full at the bottom.
Twin size beds are most common and there are still many people who are not even aware that they can acquire a full size in bunk bed form. The standard design for twin beds is usually the classic one twin over another, but there are actually different ways that the two twins can be adjoined. For instance, you may find them in the cross roads style, where one twin is turned horizontal and the other is vertical. So if you were to look at it from above the two beds would make a cross.
Twin Or Full Bed
Twin and full size bunk beds can sometimes be linked with each other, this is where you will find the smaller bed at the top, this being the twin, and the full size bed at the bottom. Together, they usually resemble a step. You can also find the crossroads design with the combination of these two bed sizes.
If it's just one child and you still want to save on space within the room, you can opt for a twin over futon bed, this is where the twin bed would still be on top and a sofa attached at the bottom. Kids will still be able to entertain their friends and have a lot of space in the room for other things.
Twin and full size bunk beds are the easiest way to select beds that are right for your children while getting more than one child to share a room. This way you do not have to move to a bigger house or incorporate another room, especially if space is limited. Both kids can have their own beds and still share a room and have space for their other items. Some twin and full size beds are made with drawers attached to the bottom bunk and this allows for more storage space within that one spot.