Bunk beds with stairs can be a great way to make any kids room more memorable and fun. There are many different types of bunk beds on the market, there are L-shaped, there are loft bunk beds with stairs, there are futon style beds with a bunk on top the list really does go on and on. A bunk bed with stairs however, is a little more unique because it adds an element of functionality to the bed. The stairs are used in place of the traditional ladder used or steps used on most bunk beds. The stair case can also be used to provide storage areas for the bedroom, for toys or books – this makes the bed even more functional.
With the use of stairs on the bed there is also an added level of safety because you are not relying on the childs ability to focus on moving up and down a ladder but instead simply moving up and down stairs. Of course there is the natural enjoyment a child will get from having what must appear as a tree house inside his or her room. The hours of entertainment that can be derived from this simple imaginative addition alone make the bed worth the price.
Of course price is mainly dependent on the size and style of the bed, wooden bunk beds with stairs are going to run you more than loft bunk beds with stairs because the material cost is so much higher. Additionally a wooden bunk bed will be harder to assemble and more difficult to move if you need to change rooms for a growing family. On average prices for the a bunk bed with stairs will run between $1,000 and $3,000 depending on the manufacturer.
When it comes to buying something as large and involved as a bunk bed, especially if it has added features like stairs or other storage locations you are better off doing your research on-line, then going to some highly rated furniture stores in your area and buying one there. Most time the shipping and assembly are offered at a lower if not free price.
Of course if you are looking for a higher end model or a variety of ideas to choose from you can search different manufactures on-line to get an idea for what is out there. Keep in mind that the price is often a reflection of the material used to make the beds. As the son of a carpenter, I know the value of good materials.
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